Chief: Robert Devries

City of Kingman Website

NOTICE: Unused prescription medication may always be dropped off at the Kingman Police Department during normal business hours.

"It is the mission of the Kingman Police Department to maintain a high quality of life for our residents and visitors, through an active partnership with the community, by being proactive in reducing crime, apprehending criminal offenders, and aggressively addressing all public safety concerns." 

KPD has PINK Police Car!
In support of the National Pink Heals Tour 2011 (www.pinkfiretrucks.org) the Kingman Police Department has re-commissioned a retired police car in the color of PINK.  The PINK police car is in support of bringing public awareness to the devastating effects of cancer.  This national awareness program by active fire fighters several years ago and has expanded to include fire fighters, police officers, community leaders, pink fire trucks and now a fully marked PINK KPD police car.  The City of Kingman Pink Heals Day is Saturday, November 5^th.  On November 5^th the National Pink Heals Tour will be arriving in downtown Kingman with four pink fire trucks for a community event at Locomotive Park.  The PINK KPD police car is the result of a partnership between KPD, KRMC and Discount Sign.  KPD provided the retired police car.  KRMC provided the graphics.  Discount Sign provided the installation. The PINK Police car will debut this weekend during the Andy Devine Days Parade in downtown Kingman.  It is also scheduled to be at several community events during the next month.

KPD Officers to wear Centennial Celebration Badges
Beginning Sunday, September 11th, Kingman Police Officers will be wearing a special badge on their uniforms that was designed to commemorate the Centennial Celebration of 100 years of statehood and municipal law enforcement in Arizona.  Over a year ago the Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police commissioned the badge design to commemorate this celebration. (Photo of badge is attached)  The celebration is scheduled to begin this Sunday, 9/11, and conclude on February 14, 2012, which marks 100 years of AZ statehood. This will be the first time in Arizona’s history that all municipal law enforcement agencies will be united in wearing the same badge of authority.  Kingman Police officers will be allowed to wear these commemorative badges for all of 2012.  The Kingman Police officers wearing these badges have purchased them personally.

Coffee With Cops
The next "COFFEE WITH COPS" event to be announced.. 

DocView Crash Report System - Starting in April 2010
The Kingman Police Department has entered into an agreement with DOCVIEW, LLC to place traffic Crash reports on-line. TRACView is an Internet based application that was developed to help Law Enforcement Agencies and Insurance Companies manage and access traffic crash reports in a more timely and efficient manner. This will be accessed on line and the customer or Insurance Agency will need a report number and date to access the report, that they are requesting. You can go to the Police Department Website, then you will click on Forms & Reports and select Records Request, or you can obtain the same information from DocView. The report will cost $10.00 and Insurance Companies can set up an account, to be billed monthly. You will still be able to get your Crash reports at the Kingman Police Department also.

MAGNET Auction
The Kingman Police Department/M.A.G.N.E.T. is conducting an on-line auction of seized property.  This auction is planned to be continuous with items added weekly.  The Kingman Police Department/M.A.G.N.E.T. has no first hand knowledge of these items.  All items are sold "As-Is".   To view or bid on an item please visit the Public Surplus website.

NOTE: Employees of the Kingman Police Department; Bullhead City Police Department; Lake Havasu City Police Department; Arizona Department of Public Safety; the Mohave County Sheriff's Office; or the Mohave County Attorney's Office are not eligible to bid/purchase items from this auction.