#MKEPD#MoreThanAnOfficer#JoinUsServe with Purpose. Train with Confidence.Milwaukee needs officers who want more than a job. We need professionals ready to make a difference, build relationships, and strengthen our city. https://t.co/oYNTY0ocZz
As we kick off National Teen Driver Safety Week, parents — remember that teens often model the driving habits they see at home.
Sit down with your young driver this week to establish clear house rules around these non-negotiables. ⤵️
#MKEPD Project ChildSafe works with law enforcement agencies around the country to provide free firearm safety kits that include a cable-style gun lock and educational resources to help families and communities store firearms safely and securely.
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As we kick off National School Bus Safety Week, parents — remind your kids to always:
🟡 Look left-right-left before crossing the street.
🟡 Stay at least 5 giant steps away from the curb.
🟡 Before boarding, wait for the bus to come to a complete stop.
More than a job. A career serving your neighbors, building relationships & helping create safer, stronger communities. Take the next step and #JoinMPD:
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The Milwaukee Police Department is an equal opportunity employer.
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“The Milwaukee Police Department is grateful to all partners who worked together in seeking justice for the victims of this tremendous tragedy. This case also highlights the integral part technology plays in public safety.
#MKEPD#MPDMountedPatrol working to keep #MKESafe 🐴🚔
Thank you to Justice Reins for featuring the MPD Mounted Patrol and the brave work they do on your podcast.
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#FlashbackFriday: One year ago, Sgt. Murrell joined MPS parent coordinators to share ways parents can help keep kids safe. #MKEPD is proud to partner with MPS to support Milwaukee’s youth 💙
Learn more:
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#MKEPD#SeekingSuspect#Homicide
Milwaukee Police are requesting the public’s assistance in locating Timothy Taylor. Timothy Taylor is wanted in connection to a Homicide (shooting) that occurred on October 8th, 2026, at approximately 2:50 p.m., on the 7100 block of N. 42nd St.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact Milwaukee Police at (414) 935-7360 or to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at (414) 224-Tips or P3 Tips.
#MKEPD#PressRelease MPD Officer Involved Shooting Viewer discretion is advised. To review the videos, see press release and criminal complaint go to the link in our bio or go to the link below. https://t.co/PnkxvdNaA0