Police

The Henrico County Police is fully accredited by the Commission for Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA).

Our mission, as an internationally accredited law enforcement agency, is to provide quality service to our citizens and community through honor, professionalism, commitment, compassion, and accountability.

Welcome to Henrico County

Colonel D. A. Middleton
Chief of Police

The Henrico County Police Division conducts a Citizen Satisfaction Survey in order to improve the services to our community. We continually strive to provide the best possible law enforcement services to all those who work in, live in or visit Henrico County. Your valuable input will assist in evaluating and improving these services. Click the graphic to complete the survey.

Do not leave your car running, unattended at any time.

Doing so creates opportunities for thieves to steal your vehicle.

Larcenies from vehicles continue to occur throughout Henrico County. Please review safety tips in the online brochure or slide show to learn how to protect your vehicle and belongings.

Cold Case Investigations
The Cold Case Review Team is dedicated to bringing closure to the many families involved and the investigators who worked these unsolved cases. The team reviews all "cold cases" by re-examining all evidence, interviewing and reinterviewing all potential witnesses. Click here to view a list of cold case investigations.

The County offers a comprehensive benefit package to full-time employees hired in authorized positions.

The County of Henrico does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, or disability.

Click here for information on becoming a Henrico Police Officer.

We are currently accepting applications for Communications Officer until April 16, 2012. Click here for information on becoming a Communications Officer