The official page of the Mesa, Arizona Police Department. Do not use this site to report crime or request an officer. The main police lobby at 130 N.
Please call the Non-emergency number at 480-644-2211, option 2, or dial 9-1-1 if you have an emergency. Robson is open during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. You may call 480-644-2030 during these hours for general information. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1466, Mesa AZ 85211
File a non-emergency crime report online: https://www.mesaazpolice.gov/services/report-a-non-e
06/21/2026
This , we celebrate the dads who serve both at home and in uniform.
At Mesa Police Department, some families share more than a last name, they share a calling. From fathers, sons, and daughters serving side by side to generations committed to protecting our community, these bonds reflect the values of service, dedication, and family.
Happy Father's Day to all the fathers who lead by example, both on and off the badge.
06/19/2026
Today, we honor Juneteenth, a day that commemorates freedom, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of equality. As we reflect on this important part of our nation's history, we remain committed to serving and supporting our entire community with respect, integrity, and compassion.
On June 17, 2026, at approximately 9:10 p.m., Mesa Police responded to a home near Baseline Road and 78th Street following reports of a structure fire. Upon arrival, officers observed a vehicle fully engulfed in flames, with the fire rapidly spreading to an RV, nearby brush, and portions of the home.
Without hesitation, officers ran toward the home and were able to evacuate two individuals. Mesa Fire was able to extinguish the fire and no members of the public sustained serious injuries during the incident.
06/18/2026
More than 30 students participated in our Youth Leadership Academy last week.
Throughout the week, participants heard from professionals from a variety of fields and took part in activities designed to build leadership skills and expose them to new experiences. Students learned CPR and how to change a tire, they rappelled down a tower, and spent time volunteering at Good Shepherd Horse Rescue. We tried to get a group photo but got photobombed by a horse.
Thank you to FiberFirst for sponsoring this year's academy and to all our SRO's, staff, and community partners who helped make the week a huge success!
On June 9, Mesa detectives arrested an individual suspected of committing approximately 20 package thefts across the city. Following the arrest, detectives executed a search warrant at the suspect’s residence and recovered multiple stolen items, along with clothing matching that worn by the suspect during the thefts.
🚲 Starting June 25, the Mesa Police Department's Summer 2026 E-Bike Enforcement Initiative, Operation Ride Compliance, will be underway across all five patrol divisions.
As the enforcement phase of Mesa’s broader E-Bike Safety Program, Operation Ride Compliance builds on the education and outreach efforts conducted through Operation Ride Smart over the past several months.
Officers will conduct high-visibility enforcement in areas identified through citizen complaints, intelligence, officer observations, and prior enforcement activity. The goal is to increase compliance with Arizona law and Mesa City Code while promoting safer roadways and shared-use paths for everyone.
Learn more about e-bike safety, Arizona laws, and Mesa City Code requirements by visiting Mesa's E-Bike Resource Page: https://my.mesaaz.gov/4e32jyH
06/02/2026
☀️ Operation Chill Summer II ☀️
Starting June 1 through August 2, the Mesa Police Department is bringing back our summer safety initiative to keep our community safe, peaceful, and fun for everyone.
We’re keeping a close eye out and ensuring a consistent response to:
• 🛑 Curfew violations & juvenile runaways
• 🚲 E-bike & e-scooter safety
• 🚫 Underage consumption *🔊 Loud parties & noise disturbances
Our goal? Partnering with you to keep Mesa one of the safest cities in America. Let’s work together to make this summer unforgettable, for all the right reasons! 😎
Defensive driving starts before the light changes. Mesa PD reminds drivers to ease off the gas, slow down at intersections, and hover the brake when anticipating stops. Staying ready and aware behind the wheel can help prevent serious collisions and keep everyone on the road safer.
In Arizona, children under 8 years old and shorter than 4 feet 9 inches must be properly secured in a child safety or booster seat. For more information, go to safekids.org