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Read below to learn about the other ways you can connect with us. Contact Us via E-mail us or send written correspondence to: Office of the Chief of Police 100 E. Police Plaza, 5th Floor Greensboro, NC 27401. Fax: 336-373-7721. If you have an emergency CALL 9-1-1.
The GPD Recruitment Team is ready to help. Sergeant Angela Anderson is the lead recruiter for the Greensboro Police Department. Contact her using the recruiting hotline, 1-888-GPD-JOBS (473-5627), with any questions you may have about the department or the application process.
Welcome to the Greensboro (NC) Police Department YouTube channel! GPD is proud to partner with you to fight crime to make the city safer. We see you as equal partners in public safety.
Every officer and civilian employee of the Greensboro Police Department finds those numbers unacceptable. Weare working diligently to address this problem. With record-high homicides, large numbers of aggravated assaults, and other violent crimes, we have established several goals in response.
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — There’s a new way for people living in Greensboro to report non-emergency calls to police. Instead of calling 911, you can fill out an online report. The new tool is...
CALL 1-888-GPD-JOBS. Take the first step to join the Greensboro Police Department. Our hiring process is extensive to make sure you’re a good fit as an officer, and GPD is a good fit for you.