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Kingman Police Department is a department of the City of Kingman, www.cityofkingman.gov. This site is intended to be a limited public forum to serve as a mechanism for communication to the public on topics of City business. Posts made by the City on this page are only intended as a means of communication. All contents of this site are subject to disclosure pursuant to the Arizona Public Records Law. A comment posted by a member of the public on any City of Kingman social media site is the opinion of the commentator or poster only, and publication of a comment does not imply endorsement of, or agreement by, the City of Kingman, nor do such comments necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of the City of Kingman. The City of Kingman reserves the right to remove inappropriate comments including those comments that are not topically related, including random or unintelligible comments, obscene or pornographic content and/or language, content that promotes, fosters or perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, age, religion, gender or national origin, defamatory statements, threats to any person or organization, comments in support of, or in opposition to, any political campaigns or ballot measures, solicitation of commerce, including but not limited to advertising of any business or product for sale/spam, conduct in violation of any federal, state or local law, encouragement of illegal activity, information that may tend to compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems or content that violates a legal ownership interest, such as a copyright, of any party or malware links. When the City ‘follows’ or ‘friends’ a third-party account, it is only for the purpose of facilitating communications and does not imply City endorsement of any such account. Comments containing any of the following inappropriate forms of content shall not be permitted on City of Kingman social media sites and are subject to removal and/or restriction:
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Don't forget to mark the 20th Annual Walk Away From Drugs event on your calendar. This community event is for all ages. ...
09/14/2026

Don't forget to mark the 20th Annual Walk Away From Drugs event on your calendar. This community event is for all ages. The event starts at various locations and then a walk to Centennial Park where there will be booths from your local organizations and resources available to help you or someone you may know with substance use and abuse. Join us to take a stance and WALK AWAY FROM DRUGS!

Did you hear, we're having a drone show!! Come celebrate 20 years of our community Walking Away from Drugs together!

Kingman Police Department Captain Brian Zach participated in the 100 Club of Arizona 9/11 Tower Challenge this morning i...
09/11/2026

Kingman Police Department Captain Brian Zach participated in the 100 Club of Arizona 9/11 Tower Challenge this morning in Glendale marking the 25th anniversary to honor those who lost their lives on 9/11/2001.

The World Trade Center’s Twin Towers each consisted of 110 floors and a total of 2071 steps. Captain Zach is one of the many to climb and run the stairs to remember.

09/11/2026
UPDATE: Scarlette Ogen was located in Fountain, Colorado on Sunday, September 13th at approximately 4:45 pm in good heal...
09/11/2026

UPDATE: Scarlette Ogen was located in Fountain, Colorado on Sunday, September 13th at approximately 4:45 pm in good health and was been reunited with her mother.

**Missing Juvenile**
The Kingman Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing 15-year old Kingman girl, Scarlette Ogden. Ogden is described as white, 5’7” 180lbs with long brown hair and green eyes. She left her residence in 1900 block of Robinson Ave on Tuesday, September 8th at approximately 8:00 a.m. wearing a long sleeve white shirt, black pants, and a school backpack. Information obtained indicates that she may be traveling with her boyfriend, Timothy Briggs.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Kingman Police Department by calling (928) 753-2191; report tips online at www.kingmanpolice.com; or report anonymously by calling Mohave Silent Witness at (928) 753-1234.

Public Safety Notification - KPD Warns of Increase in Kia and Hyundai Vehicle TheftsPUBLIC SAFETY NOTIFICATIONKPD Warns ...
09/10/2026

Public Safety Notification - KPD Warns of Increase in Kia and Hyundai Vehicle Thefts

PUBLIC SAFETY NOTIFICATIONKPD Warns of Increase in Kia and Hyundai Vehicle Thefts
The Kingman Police Department is warning residents about another rash of Kia and Hyundai vehicle thefts in the Kingman area. The thefts appear to be connected to a nationwide trend that began with social media videos and challenges demonstrating how certain Kia and Hyundai vehicles could be stolen. KPD has taken 80 vehicle thefts since the first of the year, with a majority involving Kia and Hyundai vehicles.
The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office is also experiencing a similar increase in vehicle thefts. Investigators believe the incidents involve the same group of suspects, who are believed to be teens and young adults.
The vehicles being targeted are primarily key-operated Kia and Hyundai models manufactured between 2011 and 2022. In these thefts, suspects typically break a window, damage or remove the steering column cover, and use a tool to manipulate the ignition and start the vehicle.
Protect Your Vehicle
Kia and Hyundai have made security improvements available for many affected vehicles, including free anti-theft software updates and steering-wheel locks.
KPD encourages owners of potentially affected vehicles to:

Contact a Kia or Hyundai dealership and ask whether your vehicle is eligible for the free anti-theft software update.
Use a physical steering-wheel lock or “Club” device, particularly if your vehicle has not received the security update.
Contact the manufacturer to determine whether your vehicle qualifies for available security measures or a free steering-wheel lock:

Hyundai: 800-633-5151; or www.hyundaiantitheft.com
Kia: 800-333-4542; or www.kia.com (Owners Portal > Anti-Theft)

Always lock your vehicle, even when parked at home.
Park in a well-lit area and use exterior lighting around your home when possible.
Make sure security cameras and exterior lighting are working properly.
Do not leave valuables in your vehicle, particularly where they are visible from outside.
Be aware of your surroundings and report suspicious activity or people checking vehicles in your neighborhood.

Residents should not confront or approach individuals they believe may be involved in criminal activity as they may be armed with weapons. Call 9-1-1 for crimes in progress or emergencies. For suspicious activity or other concerns, contact the Kingman Police Department 928-753-2191.
Taking a few simple precautions can make your vehicle a less attractive target and may help prevent becoming a victim of vehicle theft.

09/09/2026

**KPD UPDATE** ROADWAY AT W. BEALE ST. AND METCALFE RD. HAS BEEN OPENED UP FROM THE EARLIER INJURY CRASH.

09/08/2026

*KPD - RIGHT LANE OF WESTBOUND BEALE ST. BLOCKED AT METCALFE RD DUE TO INJURY CRASH. AVOID THE AREA AND FIND ALTERNATE ROUTE.

August 2026 Stats
09/03/2026

August 2026 Stats

We want to share two incidents in which our officers went above and beyond their expected duties, demonstrating compassi...
09/02/2026

We want to share two incidents in which our officers went above and beyond their expected duties, demonstrating compassion for community members in need. In both cases, the officers acted out of kindness, not for recognition, nor because they were asked or expected to do so. Chief Cooper and the Kingman Police Department acknowledged all three officers for their actions.

⬇️ Read about both cases below. ⬇️

Officer Hopper and Officer Reid

Cyrus is an autistic adult who had been abandoned by his family in Kingman. Officer Reid had met Cyrus before and understood he was vulnerable; despite being an adult, he had the cognitive functioning of a child and needed help caring for himself. Cyrus was currently homeless and living out on the street.

Officer Reid knew Cyrus's mother and aunt in Maine were searching for him and deeply concerned for his well-being.

Officer Hopper, informed of the situation, helped locate Cyrus at a local park. At that time, Cyrus had limited food and clothing and no reliable means to communicate with his family.

When Cyrus learned his mother and aunt had been actively looking for him, he hesitated to believe it. He had always thought his mother wanted nothing to do with him.

Officers helped reconnect Cyrus with his mother by phone. For the first time in a long while, he could speak to her again. Cyrus said he also wanted to live with his family in Maine.

As his family prepared to travel to Kingman, Officer Reid and Officer Hopper coordinated resources to ensure Cyrus had food, a motel room, and a cell phone so he could stay in touch with his family.

His aunt then traveled across the country from Maine to Kingman to pick Cyrus up and bring him back home. After years apart and thousands of miles separating them, Cyrus was finally reunited with his family.

Today, Cyrus is safely back in Maine, surrounded by people who love and support him. For their compassionate actions that led to this happy ending, Officer Reid and Officer Hopper received a Mugging award.

Officer Mosby

Officers investigated a serious incident at a residence, arrested the suspect, and secured the property as part of the investigation. Outside the residence stood a young mother, her small child, and the child's great-grandmother, who could not enter while officers continued the investigation.

Officer Mosby arrived to assist at the scene and, while spending time with the family, saw an opportunity to make things a little easier during this already difficult situation.

After leaving the scene, Officer Mosby decided to personally buy food, snacks, and beverages for the family and brought them directly to them.

Officer Mosby went out of his way to spend his time and money to comfort and help this family. For those reasons, he received a mugging award.

09/02/2026

The Kingman Police Department will be looking for impaired drivers during the Labor Day holiday weekend in coordination with the Western Arizona DUI Task Force. This targeted DUI enforcement is possible through grant funding from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.

The Kingman Police Department wants to remind everyone to celebrate Labor Day weekend responsibly. Plan ahead if you are going to drink or use an impairing substance and designate a sober driver, taxi, or rideshare.

Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving!
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over!
If You Feel Different, You Drive Different!
Drive High, Get a DUI!

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