The Ormond Beach Police Department is responsible for patrol, traffic control, animal enforcement, criminal investigations, and enforcing the laws of the State of Florida and the Code of Ordinances of Ormond Beach. The department is committed to Community Policing and is a recognized leader in this area on the state and national level.

The department’s organization structure includes:

- Administration

- Operations Division

- Support Services Division

- Investigative and Specialized Services Division

The Police Department responds to approximately 65,000 calls for service annually and also provides several specialized community outreach programs, including: the Police Athletic League, Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE), and the Victim Advocate Program.

The Department has an annual operating budget of approximately $5 million, with a staff of about 65 sworn officers and 35 civilian personnel.

In May, 2002 the Ormond Beach Police Department became one of a select number of departments in the state to earn accreditation by the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation, Inc.  The extensive, three-year accreditation process required compliance with more than 250 professional standards designed specifically for Florida law enforcement agencies.

In 2006, the department earned its first re-accreditation, an even more extensive process in many ways than the initial accreditation, confirming the department's commitment to maintaining its high standards.

Links:

Administration

Operations Division

Support Services Division

Investigative & Specialized Services Division

Neighborhood Improvement Division

Victim Advocate Program

Employment

Map of recent crime activity  (120 KB PDF)  Updated weekly

Sexual Predator Information 

Review information about local sexual predators, as well as all sexual offenders, with links and other information.

Volusia County Sheriff - Local Sexual Predators list 

View a quick list of photos of all the Sexual Predators living in Volusia County.

Policy prohibiting bias-based or racial profiling

Ormond Beach police officers will not make traffic contacts, field contacts, or asset seizure-forfeiture efforts based solely on bias-based or racial profiling.

Crime Stoppers

You can help!  If you witness a crime you may confidentially contact Crime Stoppers at 1-888-277-TIPS.

Police press releases and other news - in News & Notes

Officer Bob Grim Memorial Page

Contact information:

Police Chief Michael Longfellow

170 West Granada Boulevard

Ormond Beach, FL 32174

Non-emergency number:  (386) 677-0731 

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