Police
Mission Statement
The mission of the Casa Grande Police Department is to protect, serve, and sustain supporting partnerships with the community.
Vision Statement
The Casa Grande Police Department is a leading, progressive, and unified agency of highly trained professionals who inspire excellence within law enforcement and partner with all people to protect, serve and create a safe community.
Core Values
- Caring: Concern for others
- Courageous: The strength to venture, persevere, and withstand difficulty
- Honest: Doing what is right
- Accountable: Taking ownership for your actions
Deputy Chief Brian Ramirez oversees the Patrol Division. Deputy Chief Brian Ramirez is a 28-year Arizona Law Enforcement veteran.
The Patrol Division is responsible for police response to calls for assistance and proactive enforcement of state and city statutes 24 hours a day, 365 days per year.
Districts
The Casa Grande Police Department patrols the city in five districts. Each Patrol Team is staffed with one Sergeant and Police Officers.
Patrol Officers work proactively to identify problems within their district and develop and implement solutions for these problems.
Community Response Team
The Community Response Team is comprised of one Sergeant and several Patrol Officers who are tasked with special assignments designated by the Chief of Police and the Patrol Commander. This team is responsible for managing and resolving high-profile and recurring crime issues in business districts and neighborhoods.
Deputy Chief Angel Leos oversees the Support Services and Criminal Investigations Divisions. Deputy Chief Angel Leos is a 33+ year Arizona Law Enforcement veteran.
General Operations Division
The General Operations Division is led by Deputy Chief Angel Leos, a seasoned law enforcement professional with over 33 years of experience in Arizona policing. This division encompasses two key components: Special Operations and Support Services.
Special Operations Unit
The Special Operations Unit ensures the department’s operational readiness by managing specialized teams, including Investigations, Narcotics, Traffic, K-9, and Crime Scene Technicians. The unit actively analyzes crime trends to identify patterns in criminal behavior and predict where and when similar offenses may occur.
Support Services Unit
The Support Services Unit oversees critical functions such as Records Management, Evidence Storage and Tracking, Animal Care and Adoption, SWAT coordination, and Department Training. Additionally, the unit manages several community-facing programs, including Graffiti Abatement, Alarm Management, and the Department’s Volunteer Program.
- How do I report a graffiti issue?
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Use our online system to report an issue, or call the Casa Grande Police Department at 520-421-8700. If you have any information that would lead to the identification of "taggers" and want to remain anonymous you can call Silent Witness at 520-836-2100.
For other information about the graffiti abatement program please call 520-421-8711, ext. 6570.
- Where can I get fingerprinted?
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Bring a state-issued ID card or Drivers' License and $10. Fingerprinting is available on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 am to noon.
Casa Grande Police Department
373 E Val Vista Boulevard
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
Phone: 520-421-8700 - How do I submit a tip?
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If you would like to submit an information tip, please call 520-421-8700 and request to speak to the on-duty supervisor. If you would prefer to maintain confidentiality, please submit an anonymous tip.
- How do I file a complaint or commendation on a police officer?
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If you would like to file a complaint or commendation on a police officer, please visit the Public Safety Facility Information Lobby or call 520-421-8700 and request to speak to the on-duty supervisor.
- How do I request a Citizen Ride-Along?
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If you would like to request a Citizen Ride-Along, please visit the Public Safety Facility Lobby and complete a Citizen Ride-Along form. This form will be reviewed, including a background check, and a department representative will contact you.
- How do I request a Public Education Program presentation, special event or tour of the police station?
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If you would like to request these services for your organization, business or school, please contact the Community Policing Office at 520-421-8711, ext. 6760.
- How do I get my vehicle out of impound?
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If your vehicle was impounded by the Casa Grande Police Department per ARS 28-3511, please visit the Public Safety Facility Information Lobby located at 373 East Val Vista Boulevard. Please bring proof of vehicle insurance, vehicle registration and a valid driver's license. You will also be required to pay $150. Cash, credit or check is accepted.
- How do I pick up my property?
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If you would like to pick up any found or seized property, please visit the Public Safety Facility (Monday through Thursday, 8 am to 4 pm) located at 373 East Val Vista Boulevard, Records Office. Please bring a valid form of picture identification and any relevant documents.
- How do I become a Casa Grande Police Officer?
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Learn more about the requirements to become a Police Officer
- How do I get a copy of a police report?
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If you want a copy of a police report, please visit the Public Safety Facility Records Office at 373 East Val Vista Boulevard, Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. You may also email the Records Office.
- How do I report a crime?
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If you have an emergency, please dial 911. If you would like to report a crime, please call CGPD at 520-421-8700. For specific types of low-priority crimes or incidents, citizens can now report them online.
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The Casa Grande Police Department Introduces a New Citizen Engagement and Feedback Tool
The Casa Grande Police Department is launching a new citizen satisfaction and feedback tool designed to enhance communication and transparency with the community. Read on...