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Kodiak, Alaska, located 252 air miles southwest of Anchorage, is a vibrant island community known for its diverse economy. With a strong focus on commercial fishing and seafood processing, construction and development, international trade, timber, and tourism, Kodiak boasts the largest commercial fishing port in Alaska, housing over 770 fishing vessels. The Kodiak Police Department (KPD) serves as the primary law enforcement agency, offering a range of services including patrol, criminal investigation support, animal control, and parking enforcement. Additionally, the KPD operates the newest and busiest non-state jail in the entire state. Committed to ensuring the safety of residents, the Kodiak Police Department leads and coordinates efforts within the community, responding to urgent situations, protecting the rights of all individuals, improving quality of life, and preventing crime. The department's Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) provides communication support and dispatch services to all police, fire, and EMS agencies in Kodiak. With a mission to serve and protect, the KPD plays a vital role in maintaining the security and well-being of the Kodiak Island Archipelago.Generated from the website
