Chief Doug Kowalski
Your safety is the McKinney Police Department’s highest concern. From traffic enforcement and the Mounted Unit to School Resource and the Problem Solving team, every unit in the department shares the same priority. We are here to serve and protect you. Enter the site for more resources.
- Business Police Academy
- Business Security Surveys
- Citizens Police Academy
- Citizens Security Surveys
- Home Inspections
- Operation Identification
- Crime Watch
- Operation Identification
- Vacation House Watch
- National Night Out
- Crime Watch
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911 Remembrance Ceremony
With the Police to Citizen (P2C) Web system, the McKinney Police Department can better listen to – and provide information for – the citizens of McKinney. You can print copies of public police case reports, view a daily bulletin of case-related events, view a community calendar and more. You can also directly file a crime through this site.
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If you have been injured as the result of a crime – including family or domestic violence – you may be eligible for help through The Texas Office of the Attorney General (OAG). The Texas OAG administers the Crime Victims’ Compensation Program, which can reimburse you for out-of-pocket expenses, medical bills, counseling costs or funeral expenses. You can find other resources on our Web site. Click here for more information.
The Texas Sex Offender Registration Program is designed to protect you from sex offenders. By law, adult and juvenile sex offenders must register with the law enforcement authority of the city they live in or, if not in a city, with the law enforcement authority of the county they live in. Clicking on this button will take you to Collin County’s OffenderWatch® Web site where you can check for sex offenders near any address in the county. You can also register your home, daycare, gym or work address for e-mail notification of sex offenders living in the area.
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Frequently Asked Questions regarding the McKinney Police Department coming soon.