Welcome
On behalf of the 286 sworn officers and 31 civilian employees of the Evansville Police Department, we welcome you to our official website.
We pledge to provide each citizen of Evansville the highest standard of performance. We are committed to making law enforcement decisions that are fair and unbiased. The Evansville Police Department understands the significance of diversity, fairness, human rights, and justice. We strongly object to and discourage all forms of unfair discrimination. The Evansville Police are dedicated to performing our law enforcement duties in a professional manner that serves all communities regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, disability, nationality, belief system, and social status.
Spot Light in Excellence
On Saturday afternoon, April 6th, my car stopped on the service drive in front of Schnuck’s on North Green River Rd.. My car quit, sitting partially in the drive that comes in from Green River Rd. and real close to the entrance of Sonic Drive In. Traffic was going every which way and I could not move my car. I called 911 and asked for help to direct traffic around me as I really was afraid of being hit. The lady told me they would send a car. In the meantime I am trying to get ahold of AAA to tow me.
Life on the Beat - Meth Lab
Officers Jonathan Helm & Brent Lloyd—Officers Helm and Lloyd responded to an extra patrol at 1750 Hicks Drive in reference to sub-jects at that location preparing to make meth. Officers arrived and were familiar with the residence and while walking down the drive-way detected a chemical odor coming from the garage. Officers went to the garage and located 3 subjects inside actively manufacturing meth . One of the subjects advised that the one pot labs had not been burped and were volatile.
Become An Officer
EPD is now accepting applications.
Download an application here.
Learn more about the benefits of working for the Evansville Police Department and the application process.
Application Deadline is October 31, 2013.
If you observe an officer performing their duties in a manner that you think is exceptional, then we encourage you to tell us about it.
