The Prince William County Police Department aims to effectively and impartially enforce the law while serving and protecting our community. The Department is a nationally accredited law enforcement agency providing professional police service to the residents, business owners, and visitors in Prince William County. With an authorized strength of over 700 sworn officers, the Department is comprised of four divisions and 14 bureaus, including patrol and investigative services, specialty units, and support resources.
Organizational StructureNeeding to have your vehicle towed is never pleasant, and often stressful, but becoming a victim of predatory or coercive towing practices can add financial and legal strain to an already taxing situation.
Prince William County has launched the “Give Where It Counts” campaign to reduce panhandling while supporting local nonprofits that address critical needs like housing, food, mental health, and job training.
Law enforcement and the courts will never solicit money or gift cards from residents. If you receive a call from someone claiming to be an officer, sheriff's deputy, or court official, be cautious...
Filing a report online saves time. If you've been the victim of a crime, and there is no known suspect information, you can report the incident online. All cases are reviewed for potential follow-up.
As part of the County's ongoing efforts to improve traffic safety in high risk intersections & school zones, an automated traffic enforcement program was authorized by the Board of County Supervisors.