Now Hiring Officers!

The City of Springfield is actively recruiting individuals who would like to become police officers with the Springfield Police Department. The physical and written exams are offered on three different dates to best accommodate applicants’ schedules. Deadline to apply online is Thursday, February 24 at 11:00 p.m. (CST).


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U.S. DOJ Awards Springfield Police $500,000

The Springfield Police Department has been awarded $532,492 from the U.S. Department of Justice for its Community Response Network (CRN) program, an initiative to reduce stress on the police force, create a community mental health program, and relieve the healthcare and judicial systems of unnecessary intervention. The CRN is a partnership between the Springfield Police Department, the City of Springfield, and Memorial Behavioral Health.


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Register Your Outdoor Cameras

Whether you have a Ring Doorbell or outdoor cameras, remember to register your address with the Springfield Police. Police will NOT have access to your cameras. However, if an incident occurs in the area, the police may reach out and ask you to review your footage. If you have images, you will be sent instructions on how to upload your footage


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File A Police Report

You can now file a police report online with the Springfield Police Department and print a temporary copy of the report for free. All cases will be reviewed that are submitted. Remember: in a case of an emergency, always dial 911.


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