REPORT A CRIME  

 

The Lacey Police Department depends on the willingness of citizens to report crimes when they are occurring and to work with police officers when crimes have occurred in order to effectively respond to the public's safety.  It is the partnership between the police and the community that ensures the future well-being of the community.  



When to dial 9-1-1:

  • Whenever LIFE or PROPERTY is endangered
  • All crimes in progress or crimes that just occurred


When to dial the non-emergency number (360) 704-2740

  • Citizens may call the non-emergency number to report non-urgent incidents that require a police response.
  • Examples: Non-injury collisions, loud music, harassment by phone, vandalism

 

Other Resources Available to Lacey Residents to Report Crime

ID Theft/Fraud Packet
If you have been a victim of identity theft or fraud, no matter where the incident occurred, you can file a report with the Lacey Police Department.  All identity theft and fraud reports will be processed by the Department, and an individual case number will be assigned.  This service is available to assist Lacey residents dealing with fraudulent charges to bank accounts or credit cards.  more »


Citizen Report Form
If you have been the victim of a vehicle prowl, theft, vandalism, or lost property that occurred within Lacey's city limits, and NO suspect information is available, you can fill out a Citizen Report Form.  Although there is no suspect information, it is important for the Lacey Police Department to catalog this information to assess criminal activity in the community.  more »


Graffiti Cleanup
Graffiti or tagging is a form of vandalism used by tagger groups or gangs to mark territory, send messages or threaten other groups.  The City of Lacey does not intend to allow this form of activity to take hold, and will make every effort to find those responsible and prosecute them.  Help our community by reporting graffiti and report the location to the Police Department.  more »


Since its inception in 1991, the Thurston County Crime Stoppers program has resulted in 813 arrests, $1.5 million in recovered stolen property, and $6.6 million in seized narcotics.  More than $140,000 in reward payments have been made to local citizens that have anonymously reported the crimes.  Crime Stoppers pays up to $1,000 for information leading to arrests.  more »


Case Status
If you have been given a case number by the Lacey Police Department and would like to find out the status, or if you have further questions, please call the Police Department during normal business hours, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at (360) 459-4333.  more »