Operations Bureau

Patrol Services includes the largest number of police employees. The primary responsibility of the bureau is responding to calls for service from Key West residents and businesses as well as conducting preliminary investigations of crimes. The Bureau also consists of Traffic Enforcement, Marine Enforcement/Port Security, Special Response Team, Bicycle Patrol and Honor Guard. The bureau of Patrol Services can be reached at 305-809-1013.
 
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Traffic Enforcement's primary responsibility is investigating accidents within the City of Key West, as well as enforcing traffic laws and parking regulations. You can contact Traffic Enforcement directly at 305 809 1027. If you need immediate assistance, please call the main dispatch number at 305-809-1111.


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Marine Patrol's primary responsibility is the enforcement of marine laws within the City of Key West. Marine Enforcement also oversees security for the Port of Key West and is responsible for the protection of cruise ships and their passengers while in the port. You can reach Marine Enforcement with any questions regarding marine operations at 305-293-8362.
 
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