The only reports that are not being released under this system are when the rights of the victim, age of the victim, possibility of revictimization (either physically or by having the information made public) or overall public safety/security issues take clear precedence over the public right to know. These decisions were not made to "hide" types of crimes from the public, instead decisions were made about who to protect. The Department attempted to be very thoughtful about what information was released and what was not. With the Police Reports Map and 9-1-1 Response Map, SPD is making almost all of our reports available online.
Washington Advisory Committee on Trafficking.Automated Photo Enforcement - West Seattle Low Bridge.
Automated Photo Enforcement Program - Transit Only Lanes.Automated Photo Enforcement Program - Block the Box.Automated Photo Enforcement Program - Red Light Cameras.Automated Photo Enforcement Program - School Zone Speed Cameras.Native American Police Advisory Council.African American Community Advisory Council.Traffic Stops - What to do if you get pulled over.Terry Stops Dashboard – Visually Accessible.Officer Involved Shootings (OIS) Dashboard.Use of Force Dashboard – Visually Accessible.Crisis Contact Dashboard – Visually Accessible.Strategic Plan/Micro Community Policing Plans.Performance Analytics and Research (PAR).Disposal of Unwanted Firearms, Ammo or Fireworks.Retrieving Property Held at the Evidence Unit.Understanding sexual assault and consent.Getting Medical Care After a Sexual Assault.Reporting Domestic Violence to Law Enforcement.U-Visa or T-Visa Law Enforcement Certification.Hit and Run Vehicle Collision Witness Form.
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