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A2 Shield Episode Archive​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Events​

​ Find more programs and volunteer opportunities on the AAPD community engagement unit site.

Ready A​nn Ar​​​​​b​or

Learn about fire safety, usin​g a fire extinguisher, hands only CPR, Stop the ​bleed, self defense, active shooter presentation, and crime and fraud prevention.  There is no cost for the training.  F​ill out an application online​.  For more information, email Susan Casey at [email protected] 

Medication Take Back Event

Saturday April 24, 2021 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. come and drop off unused and expired medication at the St. Francis Catholic Church parking lot on E. Stadium Blvd. This will be a drive through event so no need to get out of your vehicle.   Medication Take Back Event.pdf

Ne​​ws​

- Are you interested in a career in law enforcement with a progressive community oriented police department?​​ Learn ​​more about this role, requirements and apply online. 

Media Conta​​​ct

Members of the media seeking more information can contact the ​police department:

• Lieutenant Bonnie Theil, 734.794.6930, extension 49301  [email protected]​, for all crime-related media inquiries.

• Lieutenant Mike Scherba, 734.794.6940, extension 49401 [email protected]​, for all traffic-related media inquiri​​es or any non-criminal inquires.

AAPD by the Num​be​​rs ​

View statistics (PDF) on crime in the city and AAPD response and service. ​​​

See also the Evaluating Fairness in Traffic Stops (July 2018) ​Final Report​ (PDF)​.

Current Sca​​ms to Be Aware Of

Visit the "frauds and scams" page to learn about the latest scams taking place nationally and/or locally.

​Crime Mapping

Online Crime Mapping​​ features reported, verified criminal activity searchable by address, crime types, date ranges and provides the option to generate reports.​

A2 Shi​eld​​ Episode Archive

Community engagement offic​​​​​ers teamed up with Community Television Network (CTN) to create brief video segments featuring useful information for the public. The A2 Shield began in 2015 to create a dialog between the police and the public. Episodes cover important public safety topics, police department news and events, as well as law enforcement personnel perspectives. Visit CTN's YouTube channel to wat​ch archived episodes of A2 Shield​. ​​