College Station Police Department - If you have an emergency: DIAL 911. For non-emergency reports, including Police, Fire, and Animal Control use: 979.764.3600. The College Station Police Department takes immense pride in serving the vibrant community of College Station, Texas.

The College Station Police Department’s mission is “To Protect and Serve with Excellence.” The members of our organization are committed to that mission and strive to serve all with dignity and respect.

College Station Police Department - Reports & Information. For non-emergency reports, including Police, Fire, and Animal Control use: 979.764.3600. The College Station Police Department website offers numerous ways to report information to the Department.

16 hours ago · According to the College Station Police Department, Josiah James Geesaman was last seen at approximately 6:00 pm on January 30 in the 1700 block of Rock Prairie Road on an electric scooter.

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May 15, 2024 · During National Police Week, as we honor the commitment and bravery of law enforcement officers nationwide, let’s shine a spotlight on the dedicated men and women of the College Station Police Department (CSPD).

9 hours ago · Flyer courtesy of College Station Police Department. More News. College Station Residents Want More Enforcement of Housing Ordinance. Four residents spoke during the public comment portion of last week’s College Station City Council meeting about the lack of enforcement of the “no more than 4” housing ordinance. Jake McFarland says as ...

Jun 22, 2020 · Appear in person at the Police Department. Call Internal Affairs at 979-764-3651 during business hours. Call 979-764-3600 and ask to speak with a supervisor. Email: [email protected]. Mail: CSPD Internal Affairs, P.O. Box 9960, College Station, TX 77842.

This department’s policy is to recognize, respect and value human life. Officers must only use objectively reasonable force to effectively end a law enforcement incident and protect the public and officers’ lives.