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The Evansville Police Department’s Special Operations Section consists of highly-trained personnel with specialized weapons, vehicles, and equipment designed to enhance police operations and resolve critical incidents.  The Special Operations Section is tasked with assisting all departmental components with specialized traffic, tactical, and planning services.  The Special Operations Section is comprised of the Special Weapons and Tactics Team (S.W.A.T.), Crisis Negotiations Unit (C.N.U), Hazardous Devices Unit (H.D.U.), Canine Unit, Traffic Enforcement Unit, Hit and Run Unit and the Alarm Coordinator.

The Special Operations Section allows the Evansville Police Department to provide the citizens of Evansville well trained and equipped units of officers that are prepared to handle a variety of situations.

Units from the Special Operations Section are involved in responding to critical incidents within the City of Evansville as well as Vanderburgh County and responding regionally when requested by other agencies and jurisdictions throughout Indiana, Western Kentucky and Southeastern Illinois.  

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UPCOMING EVENTSUPCOMING EVENTS

 

The Evansville Police Department invites you to attend the 2nd Annual Traveling Citizen's Academy.

Date:  June 3rd - June 24th

Location: McGary Middle School

Reserve your spot by contacting Debbie Baird @

812-436-4948 or dbaird@evansvillepolice.com

 

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DO YOU KNOW ME???DO YOU KNOW ME???

 

The Evansville Police Department wants your help in identifying criminals caught in the act.  Do you know any of these people?  Click the above "Who AM I" picture to help us identify these criminals. 

   

Call (812) 435-6194 or

Email: info@evansvillepolice.com

 

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