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Austin Police Chief Brian Manley
Brian Manley is Chief of the Austin, Texas, Police Department. He leads a department of 2,646 sworn law enforcement and support personnel who carry out police operations within the City of Austin, as well as the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, city parks and lakes, and municipal courts. With an annual budget of $402 million, APD serves Austin’s diversified population in the 11th largest city in the United States. The APD is a data driven and intelligence led policing organization focused on the tenets of Community Policing. More...
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Other Links
- The Science of Policing Equity 2016 Police Data Initiative (PDI) Report
- Homelessness Outreach Team
- APD Reports (Chief's Monthly, Annual Crime and Traffic, Racial Profiling, etc.)
- Crash Reports via LexisNexis (En Espanol)
- Office of Police Monitor
- Helpful phone numbers
- Officers Killed in the Line of Duty
- Online Bicycle Registration
- Suspicious Package Resources - Bomb Threat Procedures
- Suspicious Package Resources - Bomb Threat Checklist
- CrimeStoppers
- Hands-Free Austin. Distracted driving endangers drivers, passengers, and bystanders. #handsfreeatx
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