The Henrico County Police is fully accredited by the
Commission for Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA).

As an internationally accredited law enforcement agency, our mission is to enhance the quality of life in Henrico County through innovative crime prevention strategies and partnerships.

Welcome to Henrico County

Colonel D. A. Middleton
Chief of Police

The Henrico County Police Division conducts a Citizen Satisfaction Survey in order to improve the services to our community. We continually strive to provide the best possible law enforcement services to all those who work in, live in or visit Henrico County. Your valuable input will assist in evaluating and improving these services. Click the graphic to complete the survey. Take our survey

Events

NNO 30th Anniv logoClick here for the National Night Out Registration Form

 

Careers in LE Information

 

 

 

 

Click here to lean more about the upcoming information session on Careers in Law Enforcement.


Quick Links

Community Resource Guide

Virginia Secretary of Public Safety John Marshall officially recognized Henrico County as a Certified Crime Prevention Community (CCPC) and congratulated the county's 11 new Certified Crime Prevention Specialists in a ceremony held January 20, 2004.

CRG English

CRG - Spanish

Click on the above images to download the Community Resource Guide, which includes a section that contains detailed traffic safety solutions. (PDF File)

Social

News Releases

 


New Initiative

In an effort to save the lives and preserve the health of our children, Chief Douglas A. Middleton, Commonwealth’s Attorney Shannon Taylor and Dr. Pat Russo, Superintendent of Schools, have agreed to follow a zero tolerance policy for underage drinking. Please review this online brochure for parents and teens on underage drinking.

 


 

Employment with Henrico Police

We are accepting applications at this time for communications (through July1) and police officers (through July 8). The County offers a comprehensive benefit package to full-time employees hired in authorized positions.

The County of Henrico does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, or disability.

 

Click for information regarding becoming a Henrico Police Officer

Click here for information on becoming a Henrico Police Officer.

Click for information on becoming a Communications Officer.

Click here for information on becoming a CommunicationsOfficer


Annual Report and Strategic Plan

Annual Report (PDF)
Five Year Strategic Plan (PDF)