Prince William County Police Department

• The Office of Communications & Engagement, headed by Lieutenant Jonathan Perok, consists of the Communications & Public Information Section and Community Engagement & Outreach Section. Communications & Public Information is responsible for coordinating news releases to the media regarding department activities and criminal investigations, maintaining the department’s website and social media presence, and producing internal and external publications such as the Annual Report. Community Engagement and Outreach is responsible for strengthening community relationships through crime prevention & community watch programs, and maintaining open communication with community groups across the county. This section also oversees the department's Chaplain and Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) Programs, and coordinates the Community Police Academy.
• File a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request online. 

The Police Department is committed to providing the public with the highest level of professional law enforcement service. We shall always strive to perform our duties with acceptance, understanding and approval.

• Residents or those who have encountered members of the Police Department, can file a commedation or complaint online. 

For more information about filing a compliment or complaint, please contact the Office of Professional Standards by calling the number above or email.

• The Property & Financial Crimes Bureau, headed by Lieutenant Heather Harris, investigates major offenses against property such as burglaries, larcenies, vehicle theft, and identity-fraud crimes. The Digital Forensics Unit and telephone and online reporting services also falls under this bureau.
• The Special Investigations Bureau, headed by Lieutenant Ray Hyatt, investigates drugs, gambling, prostitution, and street-level crimes. 
• The Special Victims Bureau, headed by Lieutenant Steve Chouinard, investigates major offenses against persons such as rapes, sexual assaults, human trafficking, and domestic violence complaints. The bureau also works with the Internet Crimes Against Children task force to investigate crimes involving children, including child pornography.
• The Violent Crimes Bureau, headed by Lieutenant Jeff Sheldon, investigates major offenses against persons such as robbery, homicide, aggravated assaults, gang-related crimes, missing persons, and intelligence efforts.
• The Youth Services Bureau, headed by Lieutenant Joseph Westerman, oversees the School Resource Officer (SRO) Program for the department. This bureau is one of the largest in the division, assigning sworn resource officers to all County middle and high schools. 

• The Fiscal and Policy Management Bureau, headed by Acting Administrator Amanda Causey, is responsible for fiscal services, budget development, compensation & benefits, police purchasing, and accounts payable.
• The Strategic Analysis Bureau, headed by Manager Brooke Flores, is responsible for modernizing analytical capabilities, promoting collaboration, and enhancing the overall approach to data, analysis, and intelligence. The bureau includes Data Intelligence and Criminal Intelligence analysts, as well as, Tehnical Operations for deskside and cell phone support, police radio and mobile data computer support, and records management systems support. The Small Unmanned Aircraft System Team also falls under this bureau.

• The Patrol Services Bureau provides 24-hour patrol officer coverage throughout the County and parking enforcement needs at the district level. Patrol officers are generally the first response to any type of police call for service and are prepared to respond to any emergency. The Bureau is divided into three patrol districts, the Central District headed by Captain Ruben Castilla, the Eastern District headed by Captain Carl Carter, and the Western District headed by Captain Neil Miller.
• The Special Operations Bureau manages special events and oversees the deployment of the Department’s specialized operational units and resources. The area of Special Services Bureau, headed by Captain Christopher Rice, oversees special events including Jiffy Lube Live staffing, Crisis Intervention services including the Co-Responder Unit and CIT Program, the Bike Patrol Unit and Crossing Guard Unit, Emergency Management needs, and most part-time teams and units including the Civil Disturbance Unit, Mobile Command Post Team, Honor Guard Unit, Mounted Unit, Incident Management Team, Marine Unit, Search & Rescue Team, and Underwater Search & Recovery Team. The area of Special Operations Bureau, headed by Captain Feliciano Wilson, oversees those units that support patrol including the Crash Investigation Unit, K-9 Unit, Motor Unit (Traffic), Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT), and members of the part-time Crisis Negotiation Team.

• The Administrative Services Bureau, headed by Captain Heather McClane, handles all evidence and property coming into the possession of the Department, Criminal Records, Licensing Services, Forensic Services, Logistics, and Fleet Management, among other areas. The bureau also conducts background checks and facilitates fingerprinting services.
• The Animal Services Bureau, headed by Bureau Chief Anthony Cleveland, oversees the enforcement animal welfare laws, conducts animal education seminars, houses stray and unwanted animals in a clean and safe environment, and coordinates the adoption of housed animals. 
• The Criminal Justice Academy, headed by Director Ronald Teachman, conducts all basic, control tactics, in-service, and leadership training for police officer candidates and certified police officers, including firearms and emergency vehicle operations. The academy also oversees the department's Wellness & Peer Fitness efforts.
• The Personnel Bureau, headed by Captain Dave Bassett, is responsible for the recruiting, processing, and selection of applicants to the Department, physical examinations, and supervision of the polygraph function.