Edgewood PD

05/28/2026

Not every situation is a 911 emergency. Knowing the difference matters.

Three-digit numbers are designed to be easy to remember when you need help. Whether it’s an emergency, mental health support, city services, or finding local resources, using the right number connects you to the right response.

Choosing the right number keeps emergency lines open for true life-threatening situations and crimes in progress, while connecting others to the support they need.

05/27/2026

05/22/2026

Last night was the 5th class in our 2026 Community Academy. We covered what to do on traffic stops, what happens with DUI’s, and toured the Edgewood precinct. We even tried out the beer goggles! If you missed Community Academy this year, be sure to sign up for 2027!

05/20/2026

While Sgt. Mike was out keeping Edgewood safe, he stopped to say "hi" to little Chester and his mom, Snowball. The encounter was very mooooving. 😂

05/19/2026

On week 4 of Community Academy, we had presentations from two of our special units, SWAT and K-9. We heard from the Pierce County Sheriff's SWAT Commander and got to crawl around in the Bearcat. We also met K-9 Officer Coda and watched him take down a bad guy. (Sorry again Dep. Catey.)

05/19/2026

🌿 BRUSH CUTTING NOTICE 🌿

The Edgewood Public Works team, along with Pierce County crews, will begin city wide seasonal brush cutting operations starting June 1st, continuing for up to one month.

🚧 Work will take place along roadways, shoulders, and public areas
⚠️ Expect crews, equipment, and occasional minor traffic impacts in active work zones

We appreciate your patience as we work together to improve safety, visibility, and roadway maintenance throughout the area.

🚗 Slow down in work zones
👷 Give crews plenty of space
📅 Plan ahead when traveling through affected routes

Thank you for your cooperation and support!

05/18/2026

Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run

Last week, our Edgewood deputies participated in the Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run, along with other agencies from East Pierce County. Officers and athletes ran side by side to raise support for training and athletic competitions for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Thank you to everyone who donated and those who came out to cheer on our runners!