My Police Department (MyPD) 4.0.3

The MyPD app enhances communication between the public and law enforcement entities. MyPD serves as a comprehensive tool accessible via smartphones, offering a wide range of features for community use. Various police departments, including local, state, and college forces, along with other law enforcement agencies, utilize this application to provide enhanced services, improved accessibility, and streamlined communication.

Downloading the MyPD app is free of charge and does not necessitate registration. Users have full control over the data they choose to share, as we prioritize user privacy. Detailed terms of service can be reviewed through the provided link or accessed in the app settings. We encourage users to explore these terms for full transparency.

The latest version of MyPD introduces a refreshed design with updated functionalities. These new features include:

1. Push alerts containing images, including Twitter notifications from police departments;
2. User-friendly crime tip submission forms for sharing information with law enforcement agencies;
3. Curated local and national news feeds centered around crime and police-related stories;
4. Valuable information, links, and disaster resources;
5. Federal resources and information covering various topics;
6. National Weather Service updates and alerts;
7. Updates on missing children cases and avenues for submitting tips;
8. Users can earn badges as rewards for active app engagement. Top users have the opportunity to establish connections with MyPD and their local law enforcement agencies for collaborative purposes;
9. With over 50 features available, users simply need to download the app, select their agency, and explore the tools at their disposal.

For added convenience, users can receive police alerts on their home or work computers via mypolicedepartment.org. It is vital to note that the MyPD app is not intended for emergency communication with law enforcement or in urgent response scenarios. In cases of emergencies within the United States or Canada, individuals should always dial 9-1-1.

Lastly, "My Police Department," "MyPD," and "WiredBlue" are registered trademarks of Wired Blue LLC.