The Missoula Police Department is committed to helping maintain a high quality of life and sense of personal safety for everyone who lives in or visits our community. That commitment is the core concept of our Vision and the aspiration of partnerships within the community, guiding our delivery of professional law enforcement services.
There are about 125 men and women working within the department to help respond to crime, identify community problems and reduce the fear of crime for everyone here in Missoula. Many of us were once newcomers to Missoula and recognize the value of a helping hand while getting settled in. We’re here to help make that as positive a process as possible.
The website for the City of Missoula includes an enhanced web presence for our Police Department. We invite you to check out volunteer and employment opportunities, research crime statistics, view crime maps, read Department policies and follow the activities of all the Police employees who aspire to our commitment of serving the community with Honor, Valor, and Pride.
To accomplish our goals we need a connection to the community we serve, so make sure we receive feedback and let us know how to better interact and improve public safety for our magnificent community.
There are many ways to contact us for assistance:
• For an EMERGENCY, dial 911
• Visit or call us at our offices in City Hall, where we staff the phones and a 24 hour desk, seven days a week. Our non-emergency number is 552-6300.
• For lowest priority assistance or inquiry you may send us an e-mail to :
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Mark Muir
Chief of Police
There are about 125 men and women working within the department to help respond to crime, identify community problems and reduce the fear of crime for everyone here in Missoula. Many of us were once newcomers to Missoula and recognize the value of a helping hand while getting settled in. We’re here to help make that as positive a process as possible.
The website for the City of Missoula includes an enhanced web presence for our Police Department. We invite you to check out volunteer and employment opportunities, research crime statistics, view crime maps, read Department policies and follow the activities of all the Police employees who aspire to our commitment of serving the community with Honor, Valor, and Pride.
To accomplish our goals we need a connection to the community we serve, so make sure we receive feedback and let us know how to better interact and improve public safety for our magnificent community.
There are many ways to contact us for assistance:
• For an EMERGENCY, dial 911
• Visit or call us at our offices in City Hall, where we staff the phones and a 24 hour desk, seven days a week. Our non-emergency number is 552-6300.
• For lowest priority assistance or inquiry you may send us an e-mail to :
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Mark Muir
Chief of Police
