Stafford Police Department

Weekly crime bulletins posted to social media keep residents informed about the work of the Stafford Police Department in Texas, which says its mission is to make life better in the community by partnering with the public under the Constitution to enforce laws and keep the peace. Residents with information about criminal activity can submit an online tip, which detectives in criminal investigations review for follow-up. Traffic complaints can be made by phone or online, and each is reviewed and assigned to deter violations, while complaints about an officer or employee use a sworn affidavit form. Outreach across Stafford and Fort Bend County includes home security inspections, a house watch program, crime prevention talks, homeowners association meetings, National Night Out and the city's Fourth of July celebration. The department also offers Rape Aggression Defense classes, a citizen police academy, Coffee With A Cop and a safe zone for internet purchase exchanges. Its Explorer post introduces young people ages 14 to 18 to law enforcement careers. Through the Citizen Partner Program, camera owners list their security systems with police so investigators know where to look for video, and participants receive a decal.

Public contact information is available for Stafford Police Department, including 1 listed contact that officers can use for training coordination or general inquiries when provided by the department.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 2023), Stafford city, TX has an estimated population of 17,279.