County of Gwinnett Police Department

The Gwinnett County Police Department, governed by the government of Gwinnett County in Georgia, has a staff of more than 720 personnel. The department offers law enforcement services to over 700,000 individuals. It operates training, administrative services, criminal investigations and support operations divisions. The Gwinnett County Police Department also manages a crime prevention unit that provides staffing solutions for information booths and alerts victims to avoid future victimization. In addition, the department is primarily responsible for the interdiction of illegal drugs being transshipped through the county on major highways. It assists with the enforcement of the state and federal laws to operate commercial motor vehicles. The Gwinnett County Police Department offers educational and safety-related programs.

The DeKalb County Police Department in Tucker, GA, serves the community through its various divisions and precincts. The Uniform Patrol Division is dedicated to responding to emergency and non-emergency calls, enforcing traffic laws, and implementing community-oriented policing programs. With four precincts like the North Central Precinct, the department houses Investigative Units tasked with handling cases of robberies, fraud, thefts, and burglaries. Each precinct, including the South, Tucker, and East, is led by a dedicated Commander overseeing operations and ensuring public safety during operational hours. Furthermore, the department's Community Outreach Units, such as the Mobile Crisis Unit and Police Athletic League, engage with the community through various initiatives. Citizens can provide feedback on services received and commend outstanding acts or customer service by the department's officers and staff. Generated from the website content