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Complaints against members of the Houston Police Department may be initiated in person to a supervisor at any police substation throughout the City of Houston, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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The Greater Houston Police Activities League (GHPAL) and the Houston Parks and Recreation Department (HPARD)
are teaming up to provide year-round Youth Sports Programming in 13 neighborhood parks!
Young people, ages 9 – 17, will learn new sports skills in flag football, basketball, baseball and soccer while receiving
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HPD is now hiring for our upcoming classes. HPD offers a rewarding career, exceptional benefits and a competitive salary. To apply and learn more visit hpdcareer.com.
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Investigation into Shooting at 10200 Eastex Freeway
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Investigation into Fatal Shooting at 5700 South Loop East
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Investigation into Fatal Crash at 8200 West Sam Houston Parkway South
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Investigation into Shooting at 7404 Airline Drive
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Suspect Arrested, Charged in Fatal Crash at 1900 Pierce Street
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Art Acevedo was sworn-in as Chief of the Houston Police Department (HPD) on November 30, 2016. Chief Acevedo leads a department of 5,200 sworn law enforcement officers and 1,200 civilian support personnel with an annual general fund budget of $825 million in the fourth largest city in the United States.
Chief Acevedo believes good communication is vital for a successful community and steadily works to strengthen the bond between the community and its police department.
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