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Non-Emergency: (503) 629-0111 Records: (503) 620-8851
Proudly serving King City, Oregon

11/02/2026

Wondering what your King City Police Department has been up to? Here are the Calls for Service for October 2026:

-563 calls for service, including 34 high-priority calls. These include theft in progress, disturbances, unwanted persons, hit-and-runs, prowlers, and more.

-61 Traffic Details
-80 Traffic Stops, yielding 32 citations
-5 CPR/Assist Fire calls
-19 Welfare Checks/Behavioral Health calls
-4 Parking Complaints
-10 Abandoned Vehicles

-1 Arrest: Probation Violation
-1 Arrest: Theft III
-1 Arrest: Hit and Run

Traffic Citations Include:
-16 Failure to Obey a Traffic Control Device
-11 Failure to Renew Registration
-9 Speeding (11-20 MPH)
-5 Driving without a License
-5 Failure to Change Name or Address on Oregon Driver's License
-4 Driving While Suspended
-3 Driving While Uninsured
-2 Illegal Window Tinting
-1 Failure to Carry Current Proof of Insurance
-1 Failure to Obey One-Way Designation
-1 Careless Driving
-1 Improper Display of Plates
-1 Failure to Display Plates
-1 Operating without Proper Fenders or Mudguards

Remember, no call is too small. We're here if you need us.

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween, King City! Below are a few reminders of some important safety tips for you and your children so that we can all have a safe and spooky Halloween:

For Kids:

1. Stay With Your Group: Never go trick-or-treating alone. Stay with friends or a trusted adult.
2. Choose Safe Costumes: Make sure costumes fit well and don’t block your vision or movement.
3. Bring a Light: Carry a flashlight or use reflective details to stay visible after dark.
4. Watch the Road: Use sidewalks, cross at crossings, and look both ways before crossing.
5. Check Your Treats: Wait for an adult to check your candy before eating it.
6. Visit Safe Places: Only visit homes with lights on and avoid unfamiliar or unsafe areas.
7. Stay Connected: Keep a phone handy and know how to contact your trusted adult.

For Adults:

1. Watch for Pedestrians: Drive slowly and watch for children crossing streets unpredictably in dark costumes during peak trick-or-treating hours (5:30 PM - 9:30 PM).
2. Have a Safe Ride Home: If you’re going out, book a rideshare, pick a designated driver, or plan public transit before you start drinking.
3. Secure Your Pets: If you’re handing out candy, keep pets inside and secure to prevent any accidental scares or escapes.
4. Clear a Path: Sweep your walkways, stairs, and yard of extension cords, tools, or trip hazards.
5. Host Responsibly: Serve food and non-alcoholic drink options, and take car keys from impaired guests.
6. Ditch the Flames: Use battery-operated LED lights or glow sticks inside jack-o'-lanterns instead of real candles.
7. Check the Candy: Inspect all candy under bright light before eating, and throw away anything with torn, open, or altered wrappers.

Have a safe Halloween, King City! We will be out doing patrols all night to help keep citizens safe during the spookiest holiday of the year. 🎃

10/21/2026

Yesterday, our partners at Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue responded to a small fire at the corner of SW 116th Avenue and Royalty Parkway.

Thankfully, the fire was small and put out quickly.

We urge everyone to stay aware of fire hazards. Despite the cooling weather, many areas remain very dry and prone to fires from discarded ci******es and other hazards.

Thank you to our partners at TVF&R and KCPD Officer Kazmierski for their quick assistance! Our Public Works team will continue to monitor the area for any additional recurring fires.

10/16/2026

The King City Police Department extends its deepest condolences to the Bend community and everyone affected by the tragic events at Silver Rail Elementary School.

Our thoughts are with the families and friends of those lost, and we offer our support during this difficult time.

10/07/2026

A big thank you to our friends at Avamere Rehabilitation of King City for hosting Sgt. Arrigoni and Officer Montgomery for Coffee With A Cop!

10/07/2026

Please join us in congratulating our officers for their exemplary service and professionalism. Today, they received multiple awards in recognition of their dedication to the safety and well-being of our community.

We are honored to recognize:

Lieutenant Brian Sigler: Life-Saving Award; Department Commendation

Sergeant Courtney Arrigoni: Life Saving CPR Award; Department Commendation for her work with Internet Crimes Against Children Investigations and as a Crash Analysis Reconstruction Team Investigator

Officer John Kazmierski: multiple Life Saving Awards; Medal of Valor for rescue of a wounded deputy

Officer Kevin Cutillo: Life Saving Award for Narcan deployment; Department Commendation for Community Engagement

Officer Wes Montgomery: Life Saving Award for Narcan deployment and CPR; Department Commendation for traffic, DUI enforcement, and DRE Evaluations

Officer Joey Haynes: Department Commendation for fi****ms training

Thank you to our officers for your hard work and commitment to making King City a safer and stronger community. Your achievements set a standard of excellence for our department.

10/02/2026

Since 1985, October has been recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Each year, more than 380,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with breast cancer.

Throughout October, the King City Police Department will wear special pink patches to support all those affected by breast cancer. We stand in solidarity with individuals fighting this disease, recognize the strength of survivors, and honor the memory of those lost.

Early detection is critical. Regular screenings and mammograms remain essential tools in the fight against breast cancer. This month, we encourage you to prioritize your health, remind loved ones to schedule routine screenings, and join us in raising awareness.

10/01/2026

Wondering what your King City Police Department has been up to? Here are the Calls for Service for September 2026:

-515 total calls for service, including self-initiated. This includes 33 calls considered to be high priority (including su***de threats, stolen vehicle in progress, hit-and-runs, suspicious persons, unwanted persons, and more).

-76 traffic stops, yielding 42 citations

-14 welfare checks/behavioral issues

-3 CPR calls

-69 traffic details

Arrests:
-Criminal Trespass II: 1
-DRE Evaluation: 1
-Probation Officer Detainer: 1
-Driving While Suspended-Misdemeanor: 1
-Warrant: 1
-Multiple Warrant Arrest: 1
Theft III: 1

Citations:
Speeding (11-20 MPH): 20
Fail to Renew Registration: 18
Failure to Obey Traffic Control Device: 8
Driving While Suspended: 6
Driving Uninsured: 5
Illegal Window Tint: 4
Fail to Carry Current Insurance: 3
Driving in Violation of Restrictions: 3
Fail to Change Name/Address on ODL: 3
Failure to Use Seatbelt: 2
Operating without Proper Lighting Equipment: 2
Illegal Use of a Cellphone: 2
Speeding (21-30+): 2
Failure of Motorcycle Operator to Wear Helmet: 2
Driving Without a License: 1
Failure to Display Plates: 1

Remember, no call is too small. We're here if you need us.

10/01/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The King City Police Department is committed to raising awareness and connecting our community with local resources for those experiencing domestic violence or concerned about a loved one.

Domestic violence can take many forms, including physical, sexual, emotional, or financial abuse.

If you or someone you know may be experiencing abuse, support is available. Contact the Domestic Violence Resource Center () at https://www.dvrc-or.org/ or call their 24-hour crisis line: (503) 469-8620.

If you are in immediate danger, please call 9-1-1.

Together, we can end domestic violence.

07/10/2026

Wondering what your King City Police Department has been up to in the month of June? Here are last month's calls for service and traffic violations:

-459 total calls for service, including self-initiated calls
-34 of those calls were considered high priority, including domestics, prowlers, suspicious circumstances, welfare checks, CPR, motor vehicle crashes, unwanted person(s), and other calls requiring immediate response
-76 traffic stops, with 34 citations issued
-17 welfare checks/ behavioral health checks
-11 parking complaints or abandoned vehicles
-3 CPR/assist fire calls
-1 overdose

Traffic Citations:
-Failure to Renew Registration: 20
-Driving While Suspended: 8
-Speeding (11-20 mph over): 8
-Failure to Obey a Traffic Control Device: 7
-Illegal Window Tint: 7
-Failure to Carry Current Proof of Insurance (expired): 5
-Driving While Uninsured: 5
-Driving without a License: 3
-Speeding (21-30 mph over): 3
-Illegal Use of a Cellphone: 2
-Failure to Display Plates: 2
-Failure to Use Seatbelt/Improper Use: 1
-Unlawful Use of Metal Objects on Tires (studs): 1

Remember, no call is too small. We're here if you need us.

Address

15300 SW 116th Avenue
King City, OR
97224

Telephone

+15036208851

Website

https://www.ci.king-city.or.us/police_dept/, https://www.instagram.com/kingcitypolice/

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