Casper Police Department

The police department has outgrown its shared space at the county building. A new headquarters under construction should change that by 2028.

Twenty-five years later, Casper still shows up. The annual 9/11 stair climb is one of the more meaningful things this community does together every September.

An average of 73 emergency calls are made daily in Natrona County. Thankfully we have emergency responders on standby to react in a moments notice when those calls comes in.

In a dramatic turn of events, police have made an arrest in connection with a heartbreaking shooting that left one young man dead last May.

Laughter can sometimes be the best medicine, especially when it comes with a side of crime prevention. You’ll want to hear this.

In a world where personal information is vulnerable, one local scam is taking advantage. Find out how these calls are affecting our community.

The holiday rush is starting earlier than ever, but let's not forget the kids. A local program is shining a light on how to keep the cheer alive.

As we mark 24 years since that fateful day, Casper's community is coming together in a heartfelt tribute that promises to be both moving and meaningful.

Just an hour of forgetfulness can lead to a costly lesson in car security—let’s unpack what happened in our neighborhood recently.

With school just around the corner, a couple of local events are helping bridge the gap between students and the officers who keep them safe.

Do you know this individual? Officers believe he may have information related to a theft that occurred on May 31, 2025, at a business in the 1100 block of Wilkins Circle. Please contact the Casper Police Department at 307-235-8278 or report anonymously through Crime Stoppers of Central Wyoming by calling 307-577-8477 or online at crime-stoppers...

The Block Party is a free, family-friendly event that gives the community a chance to engage and interact with our officers outside of normal police interactions.