Lacey Arrests and Warrants

Lookup Arrest Reports, Warrants and Jail Inmates in the City of Lacey, Washington. Results Include: Arrests, Charges, Mugshot, Type of Crime, Inmate, Warrant Number, Bond Amount, Public Records.

Lacey Police Department

The city of Lacey has a fair police department to serve its population of nearly 45,000 citizens and their Police Chief is Dusty Pierpoint.  The Lacey Police Department is located at Lacey City Hall and its address is 420 College Street SE, Lacey, WA 98503. The department’s phone number is 360-459-4333.

The Lacey Police Department is split into three divisions; the Operations Division, Investigations Division, and Administrative Division.  Operations includes the Patrol Unit, Marine Operations, Police Bicycles, and Traffic Unit.  The Patrol Unit is a group of uniformed officers who write reports, make sure of traffic enforcement, and are the first responders to any scene or situation (emergencies).  The Marine Operations patrols the waters for anybody in need of rescuing in the summer months and for boating violations.  Police Bicycles are around for specialty events (ex. parades) and emphasis patrols.  The Traffic Unit has two officers for enforcing rules in the community.  

The Investigations Division includes the Detective Unit, Anti-Crime Unit, Internal Affairs, Background Investigations, and Volunteer Services.  Detectives are assigned to financial crimes and cases that need experienced approaches to resolve the mystery.  The Anti-Crime Unit arrests criminals who threaten the welfare of Lacey citizens while finding people involved in narcotics and gang violence.  Internal Affairs includes complaints against employees that are dealt with promptly to protect department integrity.  Background Investigations involves checking backgrounds of commissioned and noncommissioned police recruits.  Volunteer programs are appreciated and police require all types of support to keep their community safe.

The Administrative Division includes the School Resource Officers, Training Unit, Records Unit, Evidence Unit, and Accreditation.  School Resource Officers (SROs) help out with school events that demand security and help instruct students in terms of keeping safe.  The Training Unit involves managing grants and contracts, as well as external training with firearms.  Records include warrants and keeping track of court orders that are to be executed.  The Evidence Unit processes evidence at crime scenes that are to be preserved by the department.  Accreditation is maintained by a state agency regularly.

Robberies, larcenies, and collision numbers have decreased over the years.  When citizens need to report non-emergency situations, then they can call 360-704-2740 for assistance.  However, citizens are urged to call 911 in emergencies when they are in hostile or dangerous situations.  More information is available on the Lacey Police Department website for victims to find resources and help, such as identity theft and cleaning graffiti.

Lacey Police Department