About the Police Department
The Naperville Police Department employs approximately 268 people. Positions range from the sworn positions of chief, deputy chief, commander, sergeant and officer to the civilian positions of Animal Control officer, social worker, detention officer, dispatcher, community service officer, administrative assistant and records specialist, among others.
The Department’s front desk, located at 1350 Aurora Ave., is available to the public from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. on weekdays and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays, excluding holidays, for purposes of filing police reports and completing other tasks with the help of the police service officers staffing the front desk.
In response to concerns about personal safety while completing a sale or purchase that began online, the Naperville Police Department also encourages residents to use the department's lobby as an internet safe sale zone to complete transactions safely.
EMERGENCY: 9-1-1
NON-EMERGENCY: (630) 420-6666
Police Crime and Incident Map
See Naperville's crime and police incidents plotted out on an interactive map that is customizable by time frame, location and incident type.
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Body-Worn Cameras
The Naperville Police Department employs the use of body-worn cameras to capture and record video and audio of police incidents and encounters with the public, in accordance with the law.
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Communications Section
The Communications Section serves as a conduit of information for Police, Fire, and Emergency Management Services (EMS).
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Community Involvement
The Naperville Police Department's involvement in the community runs much deeper than enforcement and prevention. We are a proud partner and supporter of a number of community initiatives and events.
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Law Enforcement Accreditation
The Naperville Police Department is an internationally accredited law enforcement agency.
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Police Transparency
The Naperville Police Department places a high value on transparency and regularly shares information, statistics, policy and video with the community.
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Records Section
The Records Section is responsible for the management and coordination of police records, which includes processing all reports, citations and warrants.