Police Services

• Abandoned Vehicles
• Accident Reports Online
• Adult Identification Kit (for those caring for someone with Alzheimer's or a related dementia)
• Alarm Permit Application & Education Classes (Alarm Enforcement Unit)
• Crime Prevention & Safety Publications
• Crime Statistics
• Commend an Employee / Make a Complaint
• District Map - Use the Explore Mesa map address search to find your Police district and Crime Prevention Officer
  • Central
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  • Red Mountain
  • Superstition
• Donate to organizations that support law enforcement
• Fingerprinting
• Forms
• Found Property List
• Graffiti (report graffiti in your neighborhood)
• Hire an Off Duty Police Officer
• Honor Guard
• Letter of Clearance / Background Check / Mesa Adult Arrest Record Search
• Medic Alert Found (for individuals with Alzheimer's or other dementias and children/adults with autism spectrum and developmental disorders)
• MedReturn Boxes (drop off any type of unwanted medications & vitamins)
• Online Transaction Exchange Locations
• Police Patch
• Police Reports, How Do I Get One
• Policy & Accreditation (view Mesa Police Department policies)
• Radio Codes and Radio Frequencies
• Records
• Report a Non-Emergency Crime Online
• Submit A Tip Anonymously
• Text 911
• Victim Services

LEOSA Qualifications

Note: The Sig Sauer P320 pistol and all variants are NO LONGER ALLOWED at the Mesa Police Department Range. The Sig P365 and 'Classics" (P220, P226, etc.) series of pistols are still allowed to be used.

Mesa Police Department Firearms Training unit will provide AZPOST firearm qualifications and decision shoots for Mesa Police Department retirees only. There are several local organizations and instructors that will provide LEOSA qualifications to qualified retirees.

The qualifications will be held on the first Thursday of each month (excluding any holidays or other unforeseen issues) at the Mesa Police Firing Range, 2550 N. Center St., Mesa AZ 85201 at 1:00 p.m.

Retiree must bring their own ammo, no less than 100 rounds, and at least 3 magazines total or 2 extra speed-loaders for revolvers. A suitable holster and magazine/speed-loader pouches are required. The retiree must shoot a minimum score of 210 out of 250 per state law to pass the qualification.

The decision shoot is held using a MILO simulator. The only equipment needed for MILO is your holster.

Arizona POST requires all active LEO and LEOSA retirees to shoot the new Arizona State pistol qualification. Please see this document(PDF, 84KB) to familiarize yourself with the course of fire. The scoring has changed. The maximum score is 200. Retirees will have to shoot a minimum of 170 to pass the qualification.