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Marana Police Department, Arizona

The Marana Police Department is a law enforcement agency located in Marana, Arizona, USA. This department is responsible for providing unparalleled service, protection, and integrity to the community it serves.

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Marana </br>Police Department at a glance

Marana
Police Department is a police department that takes crash reports in Marana, Arizona.

  • Agency type: police department.
  • Jurisdiction: Marana, Arizona.
  • Fatal crashes in Marana, 2024: NHTSA FARS records 10 fatal crashes and 10 deaths (all agencies in the city).

Crash-level figures are from the NHTSA FARS 2024 Annual Report File, the latest year published; the file can still be revised.

What is the Marana Police Department Address?

11555 W Civic Center Dr, Marana, AZ 85653, United States

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At the helm of the Marana Police Department is the Chief of Police, who oversees the day-to-day operations and strategic planning of the agency. To ensure effective policing and a safe environment for residents, the Chief of Police collaborates closely with other law enforcement officials, town officials, and community leaders.

The Marana Police Department’s major sections/units include;

  • Patrol Division: The Patrol Division forms the backbone of the police department. Patrol officers are the first responders to emergency calls, incidents, and accidents within Marana. They conduct regular patrols to deter criminal activities and maintain a visible police presence in the community.
  • Criminal Investigations Division (CID): This division is responsible for investigating and solving crimes that require specialized expertise. Detectives in CID handle cases such as homicides, robberies, burglaries, and other serious offenses.
  • Traffic Unit: The Traffic Unit focuses on enforcing traffic laws, investigating traffic accidents, and promoting road safety. They also work to address concerns related to traffic congestion and school zone safety.
  • K9 Unit: The K9 Unit consists of highly trained police dogs and their handlers. These canine teams play a crucial role in tracking suspects, searching for narcotics, and providing support during high-risk situations.
  • Community Outreach Unit: The Community Outreach Unit seeks to strengthen ties between the police department and the community. They organize events, workshops, and educational programs to engage residents and foster trust and understanding.

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