City of Newport, OR :: Newport Police Department

Mission Statement

The mission of the Newport Police Department is to consistently invest available resources toward our City's reputation as a safe place to live, work, play, learn, and visit. This will be accomplished by complying with professional standards established by the Oath of Office, Professional Code of Ethics, and administrative directives. We will perform in a manner that promotes the public's trust, confidence, and sense of safety and security.

Chief Mark J. Miranda

Public Lobby Operating Hours:

Located inside City Hall at

169 SW Coast Highway

Lobby Hours
Monday - Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm

Impounded vehicles released
Monday - Friday, 9:00am to 4:30pm

Property/Evidence released
Monday - Friday, 9:00am to 3:30pm

NEWPORT'S MOST WANTED

Aaron Michael Stanwood

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2014 CITIZENS POLICE ACADEMY

The Newport Police Department is pleased to announce its fourth Citizens Police Academy. The Citizens Police Academy provides an exciting opportunity for community members to learn more about the roles and responsibilities of local law enforcement. Students will instructed by our police personnel on such topics as Patrol Procedures, Criminal Investigations, Officer Safety, Defensive Tactics, Use of Deadly Force, and Internal Affairs Investigations. There will be a demonstration by the Canine Unit and Eyan, our drug detection dog. There will be a firearms training segment as well.

For more information, visit our Citizens Police Academy page here.

The 2014 Newport Police Citizens Academy will begin May 1, 2014, and conclude July 10, 2014. Interested applicants may obtain an application by contacting the Newport Police Department at 541-574-3348, or downloading it here Citizens_Academy_Application_Form

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Citizens Police Academy firearms training

TIPLINES

Newport Police Department offers two ways you can report additional information for criminal activity that has occurred, using our anonymous Hotline telephone, or by sending a text message to our Text-A-Tip cell phone number.

Anyone who has information concerning a homicide, drug activity, guns, or other violent offenses can call the hotline, or send a text message.

Text messages are monitored by members of the department. Tips are then analyzed and passed on to the appropriate unit or division for follow-up. The sender will not receive a response to the original message, or be contacted by Newport Police Department

Provide as much detail as possible about the incident or activity: the situation, location, time of day, suspect descriptions, and any related vehicle information.

Neither of these hotlines are an emergency number. If you witness a crime in progress or have an emergency that requires the police, please call 911.

NPD HOTLINE

Call 541-574-5455

(Ability to leave voice message only - you will not be speaking directly with anyone.)

Send text to 541-270-1856

Toll-free tip line is 1-800-452-7888.

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Newport Police Department - (541)-574-3348

Tipline - (541)-574-5455