East Point Police Department

Serving the city since 1908, the police department of East Point, Georgia, states its mission as providing a safe community for residents to flourish and businesses to prosper, and it is organized into a Patrol and Investigations Division and a Support Services Division. Patrol and investigations cover uniformed patrol, a park ranger unit, criminal investigations, code enforcement, community policing, records and crime scene work, traffic, crime suppression, K-9 and warrants, supported by a crime analyst and social media unit. Support services run the municipal jail, E-911 communications, a police reserve unit, property and evidence, the GCIC/TAC unit, a Real Time Crime Center and body-worn camera administration, while internal affairs, certification and background and recruitment report to the chief's office. Residents can send anonymous tips online, by text or through the East Point PD app using tip411, which removes identifying details while letting officers ask follow-up questions. Automated speed cameras in school zones operate under Official Code of Georgia section 40-14-18, include license plate reader functions and fund local public safety, and families of homicide victims can submit a cold case review request form.

Public contact information is available for East Point 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), East Point city, GA has an estimated population of 38,233.