Features photographs of unidentified subjects taken during the commission of crimes.
Information on our mental health outreach efforts.
Download our free smartphone app for Android and iPhone.
Information about the Neighborhood Sergeants Program.
A new private social network for neighborhoods that is used by the Cambridge Police to send e-mail notifications about crime and other tips to the various neighborhoods of the City.
Learn about the different programs the Cambridge Police Department offers its officers and employees to help them maximize their health.
What is the Cambridge Police doing to combat the opioid epidemic? What does the strategy look like in practice?
Faith leaders assist police to offer services to officers, victims, and members of the community
Deposit unused/expired prescription drugs as well as needles & syringes
Surveys aimed at gauging public perceptions of crime, community initiatives, and interactions with CPD.
Career opportunities with the Cambridge Police Department.
Learn who to contact in order to request a police detail.
Information about Residential and Commercial Security Surveys offered by the Cambridge Police Department.
Information about the Cambridge Safety Net Collaborative helping Cambridge youth.
Description of the self-defense training program offered by CPD.
Information on our senior citizen outreach efforts.
Information on stalking and harassment.
Vehicle not where you left it? Has it been towed? Find out how to locate it.
Translate the Cambridge Police Department website into a variety of languages at the click of a button.
Information about truck restrictions in the City of Cambridge.
The Cambridge Police Department has a number of unique volunteer and employment programs designed specifically for young residents interested in a career in public safety. Through four primary programs —Youth Public Safety Academy, Explorers Program, Youth Police Academy and the Cadet Program — Cambridge youth ages 8-23 years old have several opportunities to gain exposure within the department by meeting with officers, receiving classroom training, gaining hands-on experience, and obtaining valuable leadership skills.