Greenbelt Police Department

Greenbelt Police Department The Greenbelt Police Department is dedicated to the reduction of crime within Greenbelt, MD. If you have an emergency, please call (301)474-5454 or 911.

Welcome to the official Greenbelt City Police Department's page. For Non-Emergencies please call (301)474-7200. The Greenbelt Police Department is recognized as a contemporary, award winning agency with dedicated employees responsive to the community who constantly strive to make Greenbelt a better and safer place for those who live, work, or visit. As part of our commitment to the concep

ts of community policing, the department continually seeks ways to make its officers more effective by placing them in close contact with the people we serve. POLICE PATROLS:

Apart from the normal police patrols, the department also deploys bicycle patrols, school resources officers in our schools, public / private partnerships with businesses to share the cost of officers, and a crime prevention officer who engages businesses, homeowner associations, and others in ways to protect themselves and their possessions. PERSONNEL:

The department employs 54 sworn officers and 15 support personnel who serve a community of approximately 22,000 residents over 6.5 square miles. Greenbelt is situated in northern Prince George's County, approximately 12 miles northeast of Washington, D.C., 26 miles southwest of Baltimore, and 22 miles west of Annapolis, the state capital.

🌅 Greenbelt Skies Never Disappoint 🌅While conducting proactive premise checks and patrolling throughout the city last ni...
06/13/2026

🌅 Greenbelt Skies Never Disappoint 🌅

While conducting proactive premise checks and patrolling throughout the city last night, one of our officers captured this incredible view from above Greenbelt. Moments like these are a reminder that even during a busy shift, there’s still time to appreciate the beauty around us.

Our officers are out day and night working to keep our community safe, and sometimes they get a front-row seat to sights like this.

📸 We know we’re not the only ones who saw this amazing sunset! Did you capture a photo of the sky last night? Drop your pictures in the comments below—we’d love to see Greenbelt through your lens.

One City. One Team. One Community.

⚽ Every team needs players.But let’s be honest… someone has to blow the whistle.The Greenbelt Police Department Admin Te...
06/12/2026

⚽ Every team needs players.

But let’s be honest… someone has to blow the whistle.

The Greenbelt Police Department Admin Team decided they couldn’t sit on the sidelines during the FIFA World Cup festivities, so they volunteered to be the referees of the game.

Whether they’re calling offsides, signaling substitutions, or debating VAR decisions, they’re ready for kickoff.

Now the real challenge begins…

Who do YOU think gets the first yellow card? 🟨🤣

And while you’re at it, tell us who you’re cheering for in the World Cup!

⚽🌎 FIFA World Cup Fever Has Hit Greenbelt! 🌎⚽The competition is heating up, and even our Greenbelt Police Department soc...
06/12/2026

⚽🌎 FIFA World Cup Fever Has Hit Greenbelt! 🌎⚽

The competition is heating up, and even our Greenbelt Police Department soccer squad is ready for kickoff! From incredible saves to game-winning goals, our officers and mascot Ollie are showing their team spirit and love for the beautiful game.

🏆 The question is…

WHO ARE YOU CHEERING FOR?

Drop your country’s flag in the comments below and let us know who you’re rooting for! ⬇️🌍

Whether you’re supporting the defending champions, your family’s home country, or the ultimate underdog, we’re all united by the excitement that only the FIFA World Cup can bring.

⚽ One Game. One World. One Community.

🐾 Ollie says: May the best team win!

🚔⚽🌍

Officers and students at Greenbelt Elementary celebrated the success of another year’s D.A.R.E. program with a party fea...
06/10/2026

Officers and students at Greenbelt Elementary celebrated the success of another year’s D.A.R.E. program with a party featuring Rita's Italian Ice.

CORRECTION: SUSPECT CLOTHING DESCRIPTIONThe Greenbelt Police Department would like to issue a correction regarding the s...
06/09/2026

CORRECTION: SUSPECT CLOTHING DESCRIPTION

The Greenbelt Police Department would like to issue a correction regarding the suspect description in the previously released Home Invasion and First-Degree Assault investigation that occurred on June 8, 2026, in the 6200 block of Springhill Court.

The suspect was observed wearing a black New Balance hooded sweatshirt, not a black Adidas hooded sweatshirt as originally stated.

We appreciate the community’s assistance and understanding as detectives continue to investigate this incident. Anyone with information regarding this case or who may be able to identify the individual pictured is asked to contact Detective Ordaz at (240) 542-2130 or [email protected]. Information may also be provided to the Greenbelt Police Department at (301) 474-7200.

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The Greenbelt Police Department's Criminal Investigations Unit is actively investigating a Home Invasion and First-Degree Assault that occurred on June 8, 2026, at approximately 8:34 p.m. in the 6200 block of Springhill Court, Greenbelt, Maryland.

The suspect is described as a Black male wearing a black Adidas hooded sweatshirt, light blue jeans, black-and-white shoes, a blue surgical-style face mask, and a black ski mask rolled up on top of his head. Investigators determined the suspect remained outside the residence for more than an hour before forcibly entering the apartment while brandishing a large knife.

Anyone who can identify this individual or has information regarding this incident is asked to contact Detective Ordaz at (240) 542-2130 or [email protected]. Information may also be provided to the Greenbelt Police Department at (301) 474-7200.

**UPDATE** The missing juvenile was located safe.The Greenbelt Police Department’s Criminal Investigative Unit is curren...
06/06/2026

**UPDATE** The missing juvenile was located safe.

The Greenbelt Police Department’s Criminal Investigative Unit is currently investigating a
critical missing juvenile identified as Marlon Rodrigo Rauda Dubon Age: 16. CRITICAL BY AGE ONLY. Rauda Dubon is a hispanic juvenile male, 5’5 in height, approximately 154 lbs, black puffy hair, and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing black and grey New Balance shoes. Rauda Dubon was last seen in the 6100 Block of Breezewood Dr today at approximately 8 a.m.
If anyone comes into contact with the listed person please contact Detective Skibicki #199
at (240) 542-2117, [email protected] or the GPD at 301-474-7200

06/05/2026

🍩 Happy National Donut Day from the Greenbelt Police Department! 🍩

Today we celebrate one of law enforcement’s unofficial favorite food groups — donuts! Whether it’s the start of an early shift, a late-night patrol snack, or a quick coffee run between calls, donuts have always been a sweet part of police culture.

But beyond the jokes, today is also about community, smiles, and taking a moment to appreciate the small things that bring people together.

If you see one of our officers out today, don’t hesitate to wave, say hello, or ask them their favorite donut flavor. (We already know the debate between glazed and Boston cream is serious business.) 👮‍♂️☕🍩

📸 We want to see your National Donut Day selfies! Drop your photos in the comments enjoying your favorite donut, tagging your favorite donut shop, or snapping a picture with one of our officers out in the community today!

From all of us at the Greenbelt Police Department — have a safe, fun, and sprinkle-filled National Donut Day!

**Prince George’s County Law on Illegal Car Meetups**New legislation makes it illegal to participate in unauthorized car...
06/05/2026

**Prince George’s County Law on Illegal Car Meetups**

New legislation makes it illegal to participate in unauthorized car rallies, street takeovers, or high-speed races. This law targets not only the drivers and organizers of these events but also the spectators, reflecting concerns about public safety and the dangers these gatherings pose.

- **Penalties:**
- **Fines:** Up to $1,000
- **Jail Time:** Up to 60 days
- **Enhanced Penalties:** Stricter consequences if anyone is injured during the event.

**Exemptions:** The law does not apply to legal, permitted auto shows or exhibitions that do not block traffic.

The Greenbelt Police Department would like to extend a sincere thank you to the National Association of Seadogs – Pyrate...
06/04/2026

The Greenbelt Police Department would like to extend a sincere thank you to the National Association of Seadogs – Pyrates Confraternity for sponsoring members of our Community Action Team to attend the 2026 National School Safety Conference & Exposition in Orlando, Florida.

This nationally recognized conference brings together school resource officers, law enforcement professionals, educators, and safety experts from across the country to discuss best practices, emerging threats, prevention strategies, and innovative approaches to keeping our schools safe.

Opportunities like this allow our School Resource Officers and Community Action Team members to continue strengthening their knowledge, build partnerships, and bring valuable training and resources back to the City of Greenbelt. Investing in professional development helps ensure we remain proactive, prepared, and committed to creating a safe learning environment for every student, teacher, and family in our community.

Thank you again to the National Association of Seadogs – Pyrates Confraternity for your support of public safety and school safety initiatives. Your investment in training directly impacts the communities we serve every day.

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Greenbelt, MD
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