Metropolitan Police Department   Services  Alert DC Rapid Text Notification Complaints/Commendations Unsolved Crimes and Missing Persons Firearms Registration Online Auctions Police Reports Ticket Payment Parking, photo enforcement, minor moving violations and more  Towed Vehicle Locator  Sex Offender Registry Special Events Permits Victim Assistance Information Download Crime Data Agency Calendar DC Municipal Regulations and Register Consolidated Forensic Laboratory Crime Statistics Heroes of the MPD MPD Directives for Public Release  Police Districts and PSAs   Programs & Resources Publications & Reports   Specialized Units  Safety Tips Success Stories Traffic Safety 311, 911 & Hotlines     /mpdc/custom/newsroom-homepage.asp$] MPD Newsroom Read the latest news releases from the Metropolitan Police Department. Full Text iWATCH: The Latest Tool in Fight Against Terrorism The online portal enables members of the public to help protect their communities by identifying and reporting suspicious behavior. Full Text MPD Celebrates 150 Years of Service  The Metropolitan Police Department turned 150 on August 6. Look for a special decal on most marked vehicles to highlight and celebrate this landmark in the agency’s history.  Full Text What Do You Know about Illegal Drugs? Learn more about common street drugs, drug trends in DC neighborhoods, how MPD is addressing the drug trade and what you can do to help. Full Text Join the MPD Reserve Corps The MPD Reserve Corps, a volunteer policing program is seeking new members. Applications are now being accepted. Full Text What's New in the MPD Learn about the latest news and happening in the Metropolitan Police Department in this weekly newsletter. Full Text       One City Summit Set for February 11 Join Mayor Gray on February 11 for a frank and open conversation about what it means to be One City. Preventing terrorism is everybody’s business. If you SEE something, SAY something. Report suspicious activity or behavior that has already occurred: Call the Metropolitan Police Department at (202) 727-9099. Make an online suspicious activity report using iWATCH. [About this]. Call 911 to report in-progress threats or emergencies.       Metropolitan Police Department Headquarters 300 Indiana Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20001     Telephone Directory