Police Department

1604 North Roosevelt Boulevard
Key West, FL 33040
tel: (305) 809-1111

Department Services

Our Mission

The Key West Police Department envisions itself becoming the most effective, efficient Police Department in Florida in total partnership with our citizens and visitors. The mission of the Key West Police Department is to protect the lives and property of the citizens and visitors of this community, to preserve the peace, and to prevent crime and disorder while constantly guarding personal liberties.
 
Chief Lee
 
Welcome to the Southernmost Police Department in the continental United States. The Key West Police Department consists of a dedicated and professional group of 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 30,000 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.

 
 
 

News Highlights

As the three-day holiday weekend approaches, the Key West Police Department wants to remind the community to drive safely. Most importantly, don't drink and drive. This weekend, as in holidays past, AAA is offering its Tow 2 Go program. If you find you've overdone it, AAA and Alex's Auto Wrecking and Towing are offering free and confidential rides home for you and your car. Simply call 1-800-AAA-HELP. Or you can call Alex's direct at (305) 296-4910 or (305) 872-4910. "Make the...
Fifteen people are facing felony drug charges as a result of a sweep conducted Thursday. The warrants and arrests are the culmination of a three-month undercover narcotics investigation. The Key West Police Department's Special Operations Unit used undercover operatives to conduct drug purchases, resulting in trafficking levels of drugs being seized. Many of the warrants involved the illegal sale of prescription drugs. "Prescription drugs are an increasing problem, both locally and nationally," said Chief Donie Lee. "They have taken the lead...
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