Soldotna Police Department

Formed in 1969, the Kenai Police Department works to preserve peace and deter crime through the enforcement of local, state and federal laws. It maintains a communication and dispatch center that responds to various emergency and nonemergency calls. The department hosts Crime Stoppers, Explorer Post, and neighborhood and business watch programs. The Kenai Police Department supports the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program, which teaches students to avoid peer pressure temptations and drugs. The department provides various employment opportunities to citizens and offers the copies of police reports. The Kenai Police Department also maintains a sex offender registry. It is located in Kenai, Alaska.

The Homer Police Department, established in 1968, serves the city of Homer, Alaska, and is dedicated to maintaining public safety and order for its approximately 5,003 residents. With a team that includes a lieutenant, patrol sergeants, officers, dispatchers, and correctional officers, the department has significantly expanded since its inception, reflecting the growth of the community. Initially located in a small building that once housed the post office, the department moved to a new facility on Heath Street in 1979 and later to its current location on Grubstake Avenue in 2020. The Homer Police Department is committed to protecting the public from criminal wrongdoing, assisting in emergencies, and enforcing the law within the community. Generated from the website

The Seward Police Department began opertaions in June of 1912. The department operates the Seward Community Jail and dispatches for the Seward Volunteer Ambulance Corp. It also operates three fire departments, including Seward Fire, Bear Creek Volunteer Fire and Moose Pass Fire Departments; the Alaska State Troopers, the Coast Guard, U.S. Forest and National Park Service, the Alaska Railroad and Seward city departments. The Seward Police Department is a member of the Kenai Peninsula Crimestoppers.