Police Department
Police Department Overview
Public Safety Building
700 E. Joppa Road
Towson, Maryland 21286
E-mail: bcpd@baltimorecountymd.gov
Phone: 410-887-2214
Fax:410-821-8887
Contact Us
The Baltimore County Police Department enforces the laws and ordinances of the state and county, safeguards life and property, prevents and detects crime, preserves the peace, and protects the rights of all citizens.
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Highlights...
- Career Opportunities
The police academy is a 27 week academic, physical, and practical training program, which introduces recruits to a career in law enforcement.
- Wanted Pages / Unsolved Homicides / Cold Cases / Missing Persons
The Baltimore County Police Department needs your help in the above areas.
- Child Abuse Facts and Prevention
Learn some valuable facts about child abuse.
- Maryland Sex Offender Registry
Learn more about this valuable resource.
- Information Network
Stay informed of important police information that is sent to your e-mail address free of charge.
- Volunteer and Internship Programs
Learn how to join the police department in a volunteer or intern capacity.
- File an Online Report
Online reporting is designed to make filing a police report easier and more convenient for you. In most cases, you may report lost property, abandoned vehicles, hit and runs, destruction of property and theft online.
- iWatch Baltimore County - Report Suspicious Activity
Use our web tips form to submit a tip or report suspicious activity to police. Information can be sent from your cell phone, hand-held device, or computer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
- Homeland Security Division
The Baltimore County Police Department urges every household and business to assist in the prevention of terrorism and have an emergency preparedness plan in place should a disaster strike.
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Get a variety of questions answered regarding police matters.
Revised January 4, 2012
