Casa Grande Police Department

Patrol officers with the Casa Grande Police Department in Arizona cover five districts at all hours throughout the year, and a sergeant leads each district team. A Community Response Team takes on high-profile and recurring crime problems. Under General Operations, a Special Operations Unit handles criminal investigations, narcotics, traffic enforcement, K-9 teams, crime scene technicians and crime-trend analysis, while a Support Services Unit covers records, evidence, the Animal Care and Adoption Center, SWAT coordination, training, graffiti abatement, alarm management and volunteer programs. Fingerprinting is offered on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon for a $10 fee, and applicants need a state-issued ID. Residents can request a citizen ride-along after a background check, and the community policing office schedules public education talks and station tours for groups. Students from 14 to 20 with good grades can apply to the Police Cadet Program, which gives them a look at law enforcement work.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 2023), Casa Grande city, AZ has an estimated population of 57,590.