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- Montgomery County Police Investigating Three Overnight Shootings
- Detectives Investigate Armed Robbery Involving Five Suspects
- PURPLE ALERT: Missing Autistic Male (LOCATED)
- Good Samaritan Helps Police Capture Shooting Suspect
- Kidnapping Suspect Arrested Following Bethesda Barricade
- Concern for Missing Teenager
- Concern for Missing Seventeen-Year-Old
- Concern for Missing Fourteen-Year-Old
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- Montgomery County police conduct nearly 300 traffic stops along Route 29 corridor
- Traffic stop ends in arrest, gun charges for 2 teens in Montgomery County
- ‘We’re not going to call ICE on somebody’: Montgomery Co. police emphasize public safety for all
- Montgomery Co. Police sgt. who lost both his legs testifies against driver
- Police Seek Tips in Potomac Burglary, Release Surveillance Video
Who We Are
The Montgomery County Department of Police, located in Montgomery County, Maryland, includes approximately 1,300 sworn officers and approximately 650 support personnel. The Police Department was established in 1922, and today is responsible for policing a County with a population of over one million people.
The Police Department is structured into the Office of the Chief and four major bureaus: the Field Services Bureau, the Investigative Services Bureau, the Management Services Bureau, and the Patrol Services Bureau. The Patrol Services Bureau, the most prominent and visible bureau in the Police Department, oversees the majority of the Department’s uniformed officers on patrol. The Patrol Services Bureau is divided into six police districts.
County Executive's Customer Service Commitment
Montgomery County Government is committed to providing exceptional service to our many diverse communities, residents and businesses. I encourage you to contact me if you feel that you have not received excellent service, or have compliments or other comments related to the service you received from your county government.
-Marc Elrich, Montgomery County Executive
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