Message from the Chief
On behalf of the dedicated men and women of the New Port Richey Police Department I welcome you to our website. Since the first police officer began patrolling the streets in 1924, the New Port Richey Police Department has served the community. The Police Department serves the community by protecting life and property, preventing and detecting crime, enforcing criminal laws, ordinances, and traffic laws upon the city’s streets and highways.
Our goal for this web site is to provide another communications link with the public. As you move through this site, you will find information about our department and its operations. There are email links and contact numbers for staff and officers in all divisions to make it as easy as possible to obtain assistance.
Chief Martin W. Rickus
Our goal for this web site is to provide another communications link with the public. As you move through this site, you will find information about our department and its operations. There are email links and contact numbers for staff and officers in all divisions to make it as easy as possible to obtain assistance.
Chief Martin W. Rickus
Law Enforcement Memorial
The New Port Richey Police Department's Honor Guard participated in the 2009 Law Enforcement Memorial Service held in Dade City on May 1st, 2009. Law enforcement officers from every local, state and federal agency in the area participated. Our Honor Guard had the privilege of joining the Pasco Sheriff's Office Honor Guard in leading the service.
From Left: Officer Marylin Melvin, Officer Derrick Thivener, Officer Greg Williams
Officer Justin Case, Officer Chris Purnell and Officer Arthur Madden.
Below are a few photos from the service. [click to enlarge]
From Left: Officer Marylin Melvin, Officer Derrick Thivener, Officer Greg Williams
Officer Justin Case, Officer Chris Purnell and Officer Arthur Madden.
Below are a few photos from the service. [click to enlarge]
Hurricane Season 2009
Hurricane season begins officially on June 1, 2009. We would urge all residents to make sure they have an evacuation plan should our area be threatened, and emergency supplies on hand should they have to weather a storm. Added to the right hand side of the page are a series of links from the Pasco County Emergency Management Center to better help you prepare.The majority of the City of New Port Richey is in a Level A or Level B evacuation zone -- meaning that should a storm threaten our area, those residents will be among the first to evacuate. Make arrangements now.
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