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Eagle Police The City of Eagle contracts law enforcement services with the Ada County Sheriff's Office. This page is monitored and managed by the Community Information Unit.

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This is an official page of the Eagle Police (EPD) in Eagle, Idaho. This page was created to provide people who live and work in our communities and others with an interest in the EPD to access information about our agency. To learn more about the Eagle Police, visit www.adasheriff.org/AboutUs/CityofEaglePolice.aspx. We encourage you to share your thoughts and ideas on topics being discussed but have rules in place to encourage civil discourse and prevent anything that might impede the purpose of our Facebook site. Our purpose is to convey important public safety information and to effectively and immediately reach Ada County residents in our efforts to solve and reduce crime and further our mission of making safer places for you to live, work and play. In an emergency, or if you need immediate police assistance, dial 911! Do not use this page to report a crime. To report an incident or crime, call non-emergency dispatch at 208-377-6790. Before posting on this page, please review the terms below:
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Last night, Chief Ruby had the opportunity to introduce Deputy Josh McKelvey to the Eagle City Council. Deputy McKelvey...
09/16/2026

Last night, Chief Ruby had the opportunity to introduce Deputy Josh McKelvey to the Eagle City Council. Deputy McKelvey began his career in law enforcement in 2005 as a dispatcher with the Ada County Sheriff's Office (ACSO). Two years later he decided to work in the Ada County Jail as a detention deputy. During his time as a detention deputy, Deputy McKelvey enjoyed being a jail training officer, helping train the next generation of deputies. He worked as jail deputy until 2020, when he transferred to the Police Services Bureau to be a patrol deputy.

In 2022, Deputy McKelvey took on a position with the City of Kuna Police Department. In 2025, Deputy McKelvey was selected to be a part of the motor team with the ACSO, before transferring to Eagle to become part of the STEP (motor) team.

During this time, Deputy McKelvey also worked to become an Emergency Vehicle Operations Course (EVOC) instructor, in addition to serving as an impact weapons instructor. He is also a part of the off-road teams, specifically utilizing the UTV and off-road Motorcycles to help in the foothills with searches for people who may be lost or are in need of help.

Recently, Deputy McKelvey achieved his POST Master's certification.

Outside of work, Deputy McKelvey enjoys hiking and camping with his wife of 29 years and their two golden retrievers. He enjoys long-distance off-road outings on his adventure bike.

UPDATE: Emergency responders have cleared the area. Power has been restored to traffic lights. On Tuesday, September ...
09/15/2026

UPDATE: Emergency responders have cleared the area. Power has been restored to traffic lights.

On Tuesday, September 15, 2026, at approximately 12:15pm, a trailer became detached from a vehicle and hit an electrical box on Eagle Road, south of W Two Rivers Drive. The electrical box caught fire, which caused a power outage to the traffic lights at Island Woods and S Eagle Road.

Traffic on S Eagle Road will be delayed due to the power outage. Idaho Power is on scene working on a remedy. We’ll update as information comes in.

Here’s a summary of the Eagle Police monthly stats for July 2026. These numbers include both calls for service that de...
09/14/2026

Here’s a summary of the Eagle Police monthly stats for July 2026.

These numbers include both calls for service that deputies responded to, as well as proactive activity they initiated.

We appreciate our community and their willingness to notify us of anything concerning they see within our community.

UPDATE 9/10/26 at 1:03 p.m.: Victor was found safe! Have you seen Victor?68-year-old Victor was last seen around 9:00 a....
09/10/2026

UPDATE 9/10/26 at 1:03 p.m.: Victor was found safe!

Have you seen Victor?

68-year-old Victor was last seen around 9:00 a.m. today in the area of N. Fisher Park Way and W. State St. in Eagle. He was last seen wearing a blue and yellow Hawaiian print shirt and blue pants.

Victor is 5’11” and 160 pounds, with blond and brown hair. Victor has a memory-related medical condition and may be lost.

If you see Victor or have information on his location, please call Ada County Dispatch at 208-377-6790 or 911.

On September 7, 2026, at approximately 1:44 p.m., an Eagle Police STEP motor deputy attempted to conduct a traffic stop ...
09/08/2026

On September 7, 2026, at approximately 1:44 p.m., an Eagle Police STEP motor deputy attempted to conduct a traffic stop on an electric motorcycle stopped in the middle of the roadway at W. Chinden Blvd. and N. Linder Rd. in Boise. The rider immediately sped off at a high rate of speed, driving recklessly and unsafely as deputies pursued him northbound on Linder Rd., then onto a canal road, before he continued through Eagle Island State Park, where deputies lost sight of him.

Additional Eagle Police and Ada County Sheriff's Office deputies quickly established a perimeter around Eagle Island State Park. After the perimeter was set, deputies saw him leave the park and head north on Hwy 44, driving through a neighborhood just east of Eagle High School. A bystander directed deputies to him. Through the course of the investigation, deputies determined the 17-year-old male was the rider of the electric motorcycle.

The juvenile was arrested on charges of {F} Fleeing & Eluding and {F} Concealing Evidence and booked into the Ada County Juvenile Detention Center. He was also issued multiple citations.

We would like to thank the Meridian Police Department - Idaho and the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation Eagle Island State Park Rangers for their assistance with this incident.

Edit: initial post labeled city of attempted traffic stop as Eagle. Corrected to Boise.

UPDATE: OUR LOBBY NEEDS TO REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH. WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE. If you hav...
09/03/2026

UPDATE: OUR LOBBY NEEDS TO REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH. WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.

If you haven’t been to the Eagle Police Department Lobby recently, you might be surprised to find out it is being extensively remodeled.

Due to construction, we will need to close our lobby starting Monday, August 24th and it will remain closed until August 27th Thursday morning. Deputies will still be out patrolling and responding to calls for service as usual.

For emergencies, please call 9-1-1. For non-emergencies, please contact Ada County Dispatch 208-377-6790 to speak with a deputy.

08/31/2026

On this week's Mayor Minutes, Mayor Pike and Eagle Police Chief Ruby visit the School Resource Officers in Eagle for helpful tips for school kids and parents.

If you haven’t been to the Eagle Police Department Lobby recently, you might be surprised to find out it is being extens...
08/21/2026

If you haven’t been to the Eagle Police Department Lobby recently, you might be surprised to find out it is being extensively remodeled.

Due to construction, our lobby will be closed from Monday, August 24th and until Friday, August 28th.

Deputies will still be out patrolling and responding to calls for service as usual.

For emergencies, please call 9-1-1. For non-emergencies, please contact Ada County Dispatch 208-377-6790 to speak with a deputy.

Detective Germain Neumann has dedicated 19 years of service to the Ada County Sheriff’s Office. Since 2015, Detective Ne...
08/19/2026

Detective Germain Neumann has dedicated 19 years of service to the Ada County Sheriff’s Office. Since 2015, Detective Neumann has had the privilege of serving the Eagle Police Department as a patrol deputy, and now as a detective. Throughout his career, Deputy Neumann has served in a variety of assignments, including jail deputy, transport deputy, patrol deputy, School Resource Officer, and detective.

Currently, Detective Neumann serves as a Property Crimes Detective, focusing on investigations related to burglaries, grand thefts, and organized/transnational or traveling criminal groups. He has also developed specialized expertise in cellular analysis, becoming one of the very limited number of law enforcement investigators in the nation to have achieved Subject Matter Expert certification through the Gladiator Forensics program in RF Technology.

Outside of his professional life, Detective Neumann enjoys spending quality time with his family, watching football, and being in the mountains. He also has an unexpected talent for baking. Throughout his career, Detective Neumann has valued the opportunity to serve our community and work alongside the dedicated men and women of the Ada County Sheriff’s Office and Eagle Police Department.

08/11/2026

West Ada schools are back in session tomorrow, which means it’s time to say goodbye to summer.

Our SROs made the most of their summer assignments! Detectives Kelch and Howell enjoyed spending their days patrolling the lake, while Detective Anderson enjoyed working the foothills in the UTV.

Detective Howell (Eagle Elementary schools SRO) is looking forward to seeing the kids and building positive relationships.

Detective Anderson (Eagle High School SRO) is looking forward to seeing the staff, the students, and Friday Night Lights.

Detective Kelch (Eagle Middle School SRO) is looking forward to meeting new students and getting back out with the football team to compete for another District Championship.

2026 - 2027 is going to be a great school year!

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1119 E State St
Eagle, ID
83616

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12089382260

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