Join Our Team!

Interested in a career in law enforcement? Springfield Police are currently recruiting new officers! We offer a great salary, great colleagues, and a great community. Learn more today and apply online!


More Info

Trick-Or-Treating Hours

Trick-or-treating hours for the City of Springfield will be from 4:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 31. Residents who wish to greet trick-or-treaters may do so by turning on their porch lights. Homes without their porch lights on should not be visited.

The Springfield Police Department, together with various other City departments will be hosting a Halloween Safety Event on Friday, October 29 from 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. The event will be outside of the police department at 800 E. Monroe. Explore rescue and city vehicles, enjoy trunk-or-treating and games, all while learning about Halloween safety.

Event Flyer

Lock Your Vehicles

Fall is approaching which means it is getting dark earlier. Springfield Police would like to remind residents to please lock your vehicles! Whether you are parked in the driveway or on the street, it is important to remove your valuables, lock your car, and take your keys/key FOBs - including those for other vehicles at your house. It only takes 30 seconds for a thief to open an unlocked door and steal your valuables. It takes 1 second to lock your car and take the keys with you.

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.


Submit a Report



Divisions

Command Staff

Neighborhood Police Officers

Community

Contact Us

Citizen Engagement

Project Safe Neighborhoods