Our Mission
Our mission, as an internationally
accredited law enforcement agency, is to provide quality
service to our citizens and community through honor,
professionalism, commitment, compassion, and accountability.
Colonel H. W. Stanley, Jr.
Chief of Police
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The Henrico County Division of Police conducts a Citizen
Satisfaction Survey in order to improve the services to
our community. We continually strive to provide the best
possible law enforcement services to all those who work
in, live in or visit Henrico County. Your valuable input
will assist in evaluating and improving these services. Click
the graphic on the left to complete the survey.
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Crime Watch
 Cold Case Investigations
At Henrico County, Division of Police, the Cold Case Review Team is dedicated
to bringing closure to the many families involved and the investigators who
worked these unsolved cases. The team reviews all “cold cases” by
re-examining all evidence, interviewing and reinterviewing all potential witnesses.
Click here to view a list of cold case investigations. |
 Vehicle
Larcenies
County residents have experienced an increased
number of larcenies from vehicles. Click
here for tips to help protect your property. (PDF) |
Employment with Henrico Police
Programs and Events
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| The County of Henrico, Division of Police is excited
to announce that the underage alcohol initiatives that
began back in September of 2006 were a huge success. Henrico
Police Chief Henry W. Stanley, Jr. identified it as a problem
and made it a priority. Chief Stanley said,” If we
can save even one young life, then all the effort is worthwhile”. |
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Contact Information |
Henrico County Division of Police
P. O. Box 90775
Henrico, VA 23273-0775
7721 E. Parham Rd.
Henrico, VA 23294
Email: police@co.henrico.va.us
Phone: (804) 501-5000 |
| News Releases |
On August 10, 2008 Ricky Burton was found
shot to death in the 3800 block of Delmont Street in
Henrico County. Sixteen days later Jermaine Saunders
was killed a short distance away on Hunt Road in the
city of Richmond. In response to these violent crimes
and three additional murders that occurred in the Delmont/Essex
area of Henrico County, Richmond and Henrico Police conducted
a joint investigation targeting violent street level
drug activity.
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