Can someone please give me a list of Police Department in every city/state?
83640
There is a national Law Enforcement site that will list all the information for you. It is:\n\nhttp://www.usacops.com/\n\nHope this helps!
153650
call the police department and ask
791880
Try the website of the place of incarcination oder the police / sheriffs department.
595714
No. Not here. You can call them and ask how many officers they have that are D.R.E. certified, but I doubt you will get an answer. It's not like there is a list just lying around with that info on it at any police station.\n\nBesides, why do you want to know? Are you a drug addict?
275673
www.nsopr.gov\n\nJust click on your state and type in your city and you can get a list of all of the sex offenders in the area.
183854
Go by the police station and ask!
960098
Talk to your local PD or sheriffs Dept.
733685
http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos160.htm\n\nYour best option is to see which states and cities you can best afford to live in and check their official police pages for employment opportunities. I'm not sure if there are any sites which give a breakdown of what is earned in each state.\n\nThese might help: http://www.officer.com/jobs/\nhttp://police.officer.jobs.topusajobs.com/
628420
Police departments are typically city-based.  So there is a Phoenix Police Dept., but not a State of Arizona Police Dept. In addition, there are the Sheriff's Depts., which operate at the County level.\n\nAt the state level, there is the highway patrol, and other specific police-type organizations; a state-wide narcotic investigations force, for example.\n\nWhich organization you need to contact depends on why you need to contact them.\n\nThe best place to start at the state-wide level in Arizona is the Dept. of Public Safety.  But you might get a quicker response targetting the local police in the relevant city.
1128072
Contact your local police department during their regular business hours and they will be happy to provide this information to you !  \nThey will give you all the statistics for the areas that you are interested. They will not however make any recommendations at this could be considered a conflict of interest.\n\nGood Luck in your new residence,
678916
By all means, post it on the internet to find out dumba$$!  Even better, why don't you call a police station in the state you want to move to, and ask them!  I am sure they would be happy to help you. ;)
824243
You need to check with your local courthouse/police dept
164581
contact the local police department or county court
820702
Plate numbers can only be looked up by law enforcement and dispatchers. Call your local PD
828096
I believe this is what you are looking for:\n\nhttp://www.usacops.com/
590325
Currently there is no single source on the Internet or published in books that lists all of the signal and 10 codes for each law enforcement agency. This is because there is no unified set of codes used. Although some jurisdictions do share a common set of signals and ten codes throughout the nation it is not unified enough to even begin listing them and expect them to be the same for all agencies. In fact post 9/11 many agencies have eliminated the use of signal and 10-codes in favor of "plain talk", common language and interaction just like phone conversations. This was done and is being implemented a large numbers across the nation because it has been found that in major disasters where multiple agencies respond to an area or scene, communications becomes troubled or impossible because the signal and 10-codes of one jurisdiction may not mean the same thing as those of another trying to talk with them. The following link will provide you with a extensive list of agencies web sites broken down first by state and then by individual city/county or jurisdiction. In most cases if you are going to find a signal and 10-code listing for a specific jurisdiction it will be listed somewhere on there web site in the public information sections. This is going to require a lot of search work on your part but it is the best that can be offered for your question.\n\nGood Luck\n\nhttp://search.officer.com/agencysearch/
296752
http://www.bestplaces.net/crime/\n\nquick signup (its free) and you can compare crime from virtually any US cities.