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Donald J. Lee, Jr,
Chief of Police


1604 N Roosevelt Blvd
Key West, FL 33040
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  • USCG Honors Police Officers
    Friday, May 17, 2013
    Seven members of the Key West Police Department were honored Thursday by the U.S. Coast Guard for their roles in assuring that the Offshore World championship Power Boat Races were safe...
  • District VI Meeting
    Thursday, May 09, 2013
    The May District VI community meeting is being held at the Old Firehouse Museum at the corner of Grinnell and Virginia streets. The monthly meeting will be held on May 16th at 6 p.m.
  • New Officer
    Tuesday, May 07, 2013
    Chief Donie Lee on Monday swore in the newest Key West Police Officer
Chief Lee
Message from the Chief
Welcome to the Southernmost Police Department in the continental United States. The Key West Police Department is a state accredited organization made up of dedicated and professional men and women. Our island is home to a unique and diverse community, which is reflected throughout the ranks of the department. We protect and serve a population of 25,000 full-time residents, with over 2 million visitors each year. Whether you are visiting the island or you are lucky enough to call Key West your home, please be safe and enjoy your time in Paradise.
Chief Donald J. Lee, Jr.
Our Vision
The Key West Police Departments envisions itself as a professional department guided by our values to make Key West a safe place to live, work and visit.
Our Mission
The mission of the Key West Police Department in partnership with the community is to provide effective and efficient police services.
Core Values

Respect:

A comfortable and healthy work environment must first start with mutual respect among members of our Department. Likewise, a community that respects its police department and its members must first start with members of our Department always demonstrating understanding and sensitivity to all of those in our community with whom they come in contact.

Integrity:
Ethics and honesty are perhaps the most valuable traits a law enforcement officer can possess, an essential element in gaining the trust and confidence of the public.

Fairness:

It is important that every law enforcement officer be able to make objective and impartial decisions based on the law and the facts at hand. Just as important, is his ability to exercise discretion, always using fairness as his guide.

Service:

We must always strive to provide a positive and professional response to the needs our residents and visitors.

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