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Henrico County's Alarm Ordinance requires registration of security alarm systems for businesses and residences.

Henrico County's Alarm Ordinance requires registration of security alarm systems for businesses and residences.

Pay your bill for a false alarm fee or reinstate emergency response to your security alarm at your business or residence.

A week long program hosted by Henrico County public safety agencies is designed to inspire rising 6th, 7th, and 8th grade girls to protect, serve and lead! With a focus on Police and Fire operations, there is plenty to learn from and be inspired about!

Henrico Police provides support to business owners through Community Officers, programs, and resources.

A working partnership between local businesses and Henrico Police, the goal of Business Watch is to reduce crime in and around the workplace as well as in the community.

By appointment only, learn from the experts about correct child safety seat installation and more.

Detailed steps and information on what to expect, in general, during the course of an investigation in which a child is victimized.

Learn more about Henrico Police Community Services section, its Community Policing unit and who your community officer is.

You may request an officer or crime prevention specialist to speak at or attend your next meeting or event. We offer a variety of topics and programs to choose from.

The Community Resource Guide provides solutions to crime and quality-of-life concerns in your community.

Formally compliment a Henrico Police Officer or Employee

Concealed Handgun Permits are regulated by the Commonwealth of Virginia and issued by the Circuit Court Clerk.

Register and integrate your security cameras to enhance the Police Division's ability to investigate and solve crimes in your community.

Learn how the Division applies CPTED principles to new and existing development in Henrico County to increase safety and help prevent crime.

Crisis Intervention Team is a community partnership bringing together first responders and area stakeholders for the common goals of safety, understanding, and caring for the needs of the mentally ill and their families.

Learn about Henrico County's non-emergency and emergency (911) communications center and the Communications Officer profession.

The Faith Community Coalition is a crime prevention program designed for those mainly in the administrative level in Henrico's faith community, but all are welcome.

In 2025, the Henrico County Police Division launched an online reporting system called “Duty Officer Reporting System” (DORS). This is an opportunity for residents and visitors to file police reports via the internet for certain incidents. Please note, if this is an emergency or crime in progress, please call 911.

File a formal complaint against the Henrico County Police Division, an officer or employee.

Get fingerprinted for employment or any other need dictated by law, except for Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) purposes.

Request form - Police escort for a funeral procession.

Donate a new stuffed animal to support this program.

Have you ever wondered what it's like to be the person behind the badge? Enroll in one of our Community Police Academies to find out!

The Police Division invites all multi-family housing community managers and owners to join HPAC.

Support, join, or volunteer for this program that serves Henrico County youths in grades K-12.

The Henrico Police Honor Guard serves in a multitude of functions to include presenting and the posting of the American, Virginia, Henrico County, and Police Division flags at graduations, opening day events, and memorial ceremonies.

Request to hire an off-duty officer for your event, program, religious facility, business, traffic direction, etc.

You may request a free Security Audit of your home or business to learn how to make it more secure and to prevent crime.

The Henrico Police Intercultural Liaison Partnership (ILP) is designed to strengthen relationships with Henrico County’s culturally-diverse communities. The Division's goal is to build trust within these communities by learning from one another and breaking down barriers. We want to ensure every member of every community knows Henrico Police is here to support them and promote their safety.

The Marcus alert is a voluntary database to be made available to the 9-1-1 alert system and the Marcus alert system to provide relevant mental health information and emergency contact information for appropriate response to an emergency or crisis.

Join Neighborhood Watch to become part of this resident-police crime fighting partnership.

An Adult Business Permit is required to open an adult oriented/adults only business in Henrico County.

If you want to hold a block party in your neighborhood, a permit is required.

Dance Hall Permit Application

Parade or Marathon Permit Application

To become a pawnbroker in Henrico County, you must meet certain requirements and get a permit.

Precious Metals and Gems Dealer Permit Application

Retired Henrico Police Officer Concealed Weapons Permit Renewal Application

Taxi Driver Permit and/or Taxicab Owner Permit

Applications must be obtained from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. The Division of Police only assists by conducting a local investigation.

The Henrico Police Records Management Section provides the public with a variety of police records and works with Quality Assurance which oversees Freedom of Information Act requests.

Designed to promote a greater understanding of the police officer's role in the community, the Henrico Police Ride-Along Program is available to community members interested in working or getting involved in law enforcement.

Prepares young adults, ages 14-20 for careers and leadership in the public safety profession.

Have your pet vaccinated at one of our four clinics held annually.

Detailed steps and information of what to expect, in general, during the course of a rape or sexual assault investigation.

Search the arrest reports.

Search for all Calls for Dispatch.

Find out where crimes have been reported in Henrico County.