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The goal of the Orlando Police Department Public Information Office is to ensure that the community is kept informed in a timely manner about current events, programs and news. The Public Information Officer is the official spokesperson for the department relating to inquiries from the media and other various sources.

The Orlando Police Department Chief of Police, Paul Rooney, recognizes that an important and essential building block of a police agency is open communication with the public it serves. Chief Rooney firmly believes this will ensure the confidence, respect and trust of the citizens of Orlando.

The Orlando Police Department will continue to maintain a close relationship with the residents of Orlando and the media. This website will allow us to reach out “on-line” to disseminate timely information about department-related activities, programs and newsworthy events that impact the community.

Citizen involvement in solving crime in our community is an essential component of the daily successes we enjoy. The Orlando Police Department Public Information Office will continue to provide information that is complete, accurate, and up to date.

For further information about the Public Information Office, call (407) 246-2403.

 


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