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The Tulsa Police Communications Unit handles all internal and external communications for the department, including managing an online media portal and social media pages through various channels. Liderazgo & Estructura The Tulsa Police Communications Unit handles all internal and external communications for the department, including managing an online media portal and social media pages through various channels. The unit consists of a Captain, one Public Information Officer. a Media Relations Specialist, a Website Developer, Media Creator and three Community Ambassadors. The Communications Unit is responsible for photographing and capturing video of all department-related events, including graduations, community appearances, and new Officer photos. The Communications Unit also is responsible for archiving data and completing the Annual report. Richard Meulenberg Captain Communications rgmeulenberg@cityoftulsa.org Andre Baul Officer/PIO Communications TPDCommunications@cityoftulsa.org Preston Stanley Media Relations Specialist Communications TPDCommunications@cityoftulsa.org Tyler Loersch Media Creator Communications TPDCommunications@cityoftulsa.org Ryan Love Website Developer Communications TPDCommunications@cityoftulsa.org COMMUNITY AMBASSADORS (C.O.R.E.) Faith Snellgrove Community Ambassador Gilcrease Division fsnellgrove@cityoftulsa.org Sheeba Atiqi Community Ambassador Mingo Valley Division satiqi@cityoftulsa.org Jewel Wood Community Ambassador Riverside Division jewelwood@cityoftulsa.org In 2024, the department established the Community Outreach Resource & Education (C.O.R.E) Ambassador Unit. The intent of this program is to support Officers by working as intermediaries between the community and the department. The Ambassadors provide a cohesive and efficient process for engagement and better document all the amazing work officers are doing within our Tulsa communities. The goal for the C.O.R.E. Unit is to empower community relations through outreach and education. Since April, the new Community Ambassadors have been meeting with their respective divisions to develop trusted working relationships and have been organizing and documenting a variety of events. The Ambassadors have also been meeting with community leaders to spread the word about the new unit to assist with facilitating a new vision for the department; to bridge the relations of the community with the Tulsa Police Department. The Ambassadors are part of the Communications Unit under Captain Meulenberg. Each Ambassador is responsible for a patrol division, providing overlapping coverage and the ability to work collaboratively on large department-wide events. Who are your Ambassadors? Faith Snellgrove joined the C.O.R.E. Unit after previously working in the Chief’s Office as one of Chief Franklin’s Administrative Assistants for nearly three years. After spending several years at Headquarters, it was an easy transition for Faith to be a part of the Gilcrease Division. Her background is in journalism and she worked as a news producer at two Tulsa news stations before joining Tulsa Police. Now, she’s looking forward to using her experience and knowledge to help shape the public’s perception of the department. Sheeba Atiqi comes to us from the Broken Arrow Police Department where she was the Administrative Assistant in the Detective Division and lastly a desk officer before joining the Tulsa Police Department. She brings her 5 years of experience in law enforcement and interacting with victims of crimes to the Mingo Valley Division to assist in bridging the gap between the community and the department. Sheeba is fluent in Urdu (coming from a Pakistani background) and is a licensed EMT. Jewel Wood, a recent graduate from Oral Roberts University, comes to us from a local Marketing Firm before making the change to the law enforcement environment. In her previous employment Jewel’s focus was to build, maintain and arrange client relationships along with various marketing campaign strategies. Jewel brings a new young fresh vision to the Riverside Division with goals of building a relationship between the department and the community. CRIME PREVENTION, EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REQUESTS

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The mission of the Public Safety Communications Division (PSC) is to provide communications support to the Tulsa Police Department, Tulsa Fire Department, regional fire departments and Emergency Medical Services agencies by delivering accurate, timely, and safe dispatching services and response to calls for service from citizens served by these agencies. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The mission of the Public Safety Communications Division (PSC) is to provide communications support to the Tulsa Police Department, Tulsa Fire Department, regional fire departments and Emergency Medical Services agencies by delivering accurate, timely, and safe dispatching services and response to calls for service from citizens served by these agencies. Support is provided by trained telecommunicators using an enhanced 911 telephone system, modernized computer technology, and an 800 MHz public safety radio system. Belinda McGhie Director bmcghie@cityoftulsa.org Aún no hay ninguna entrada publicada en este idioma Una vez que se publiquen entradas, las verás aquí.

The Tulsa Police Department contains several divisions created to best divide and conquer the public safety needs for the City of Tulsa. DIVISIONS CHIEF'S SECTION DETECTIVE DIVISION FORENSIC LABORATORY Internal Affairs Patrol Police Information Technology Public Safety Communications Special Investigations Special Operations Training Division

Search for active warrants for the City of Tulsa or Tulsa County. Verificar warrants Autorizaciones municipales Órdenes del condado Utilice estos enlaces para buscar órdenes judiciales activas tanto del Tribunal Municipal de la Ciudad de Tulsa como del Tribunal de Distrito del Condado de Tulsa.

Search for registered sex offenders in the Tulsa area. Búsqueda de delincuentes sexuales Búsqueda de TPD OK Búsqueda de estado CHEROKEE SEARCH MCN SEARCH Utilice estos enlaces para buscar registros de delincuentes sexuales tanto de TPD como del estado de Oklahoma.

The Public Affairs Section of the Tulsa Police Department is located on the 3rd floor of the headquarters building in downtown Tulsa at 600 Civic Center. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Public Affairs Section of the Tulsa Police Department is located on the 3rd floor of the headquarters building in downtown Tulsa at 600 Civic Center. The Public Affairs Section includes Internal Affairs, Communications Unit, and Accreditation. Jill Phippen Major jphippen@cityoftulsa.org Jaime Kirby Captain Internal Affairs jkirby@cityoftulsa.org INTERNAL AFFAIRS With a goal of upholding public trust in the Tulsa Police Department and ensuring continued confidence in our organization, the Internal Affairs Unit performs many key functions. The Internal Affairs Unit consists of 5 Lieutenants, 1 Sergeant and the IA Commander, who reports directly to the Major. INTERNAL AFFAIRS COMMUNICATIONS UNIT The Tulsa Police Communications Unit handles all internal and external communications for the department, including managing an online media portal and social media pages through various channels. The unit consists of a Captain, one Public Information Officer. a Media Relations Specialist, a Website Developer and three Community Ambassadors. Learn more here . COMMUNICATIONS Richard Meulenberg Captain Communications rgmeulenberg@cityoftulsa.org Matt Alexander Accreditation Compliance Manager jalexander@cityoftulsa.org ACCREDITATION (CALEA) The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) is a National, Nonpartisan, and Independent 501©(3) Organization. CALEA was created in 1979 as a credentialing authority through the joint efforts of law enforcement’s major executive associations; Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), and the National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA). CALEA advances policing through innovation and science using standards to promote efficient resource allocation, best practices, technical advancement, and evidence-based strategies. ACCREDITATION

The Chief’s Section includes Internal Affairs, Communications Unit, and the Director of Policy, Planning, and Quality Control. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Chief’s Section of the Tulsa Police Department is located on the 3rd floor of the headquarters building in downtown Tulsa at 600 Civic Center. The Chief’s Section includes the Chief of Police, three Deputy Chiefs, and the Public Affairs Section. Dennis Larsen Chief of Police Jonathan Brooks Deputy Chief Administrative Bureau Eric Dalgleish Deputy Chief Investigations Bureau Mark Wollmershauser Deputy Chief Operations Bureau PUBLIC AFFAIRS The Tulsa Police Department Public Affairs Section includes the Internal Affairs, Communications, and Accreditation. Public Affairs includes one Major who reports directly to the Chief of Police. PUBLIC AFFAIRS Jill Phippen Major

The official site of the Tulsa Police Department. Make a police report, find warrant information, learn about TPD careers and find police resources online. MAKE A REPORT Car JOIN TPD Car CRIME TIPS Car WARRANTS Car REGISTER YOUR CAMERA Car LO ÚLTIMO DE LA POLICÍA DE TULSA Cuatro tiros, un muerto en tiroteo en el centro de Tulsa Adolescentes arrestados en conexión con tiroteo mortal en Tulsa FOLLOW ALONG Sign up to receive our TPD Monthly Newsletter! Enter your email here Sign Up Thank you! Tulsa es nuestro hogar. Dedico todos los días a convertirlo en el hogar que todos esperamos y merecemos. Wendell Franklin, jefe de policía de Tulsa Conocer al jefe SEX OFFENDER SEARCH Car OPEN RECORDS Car VICTIM SERVICES People icon FIND A POLICE STATION Car INICIATIVAS COMUNITARIAS The Tulsa Police Department allocates significant time and resources to building a strong, meaningful connection with the community. Learn how to get involved and submit a TPD Crime Prevention, Education & Community Engagement Request here. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REQUEST ÚNETE A TPD APRENDE MÁS

The Forensic Laboratory’s Biology, Chemistry, Firearm/Toolmark, Latent Print, and Questioned Document Sections are accredited to the ISO/IEC 17025 standard by the ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) through the forensic science testing laboratory accreditation program. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Forensic Laboratory’s Biology, Chemistry, Firearms, and Latent Print Sections are accredited to the ISO/IEC 17025 standard by the ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) through the forensic testing program. ANAB accreditation requires full compliance to the ISO/IEC 17025 standard, the supplemental accreditation requirements issued by ANAB, and the FBI Quality Assurance Standards for Forensic DNA Testing Laboratories. A listing of all accredited services is published on the Forensic Laboratory's Scope of Accreditation document. Jon Wilson Director jpwilson@cityoftulsa.org Byron Smith Operations Manager bcsmith@cityoftulsa.org Jordan Green QA/Accreditation Manager jordangreen@cityoftulsa.org BIOLOGY SECTION The Biology Section performs presumptive testing for body fluids, human STR & YSTR DNA testing, physical comparison between evidentiary and known DNA profiles to determine identity, relatedness testing, and participates in the FBI's Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) database. CHEMISTRY SECTION The Chemistry Section is comprised of three forensic disciplines performing seized drug, fire debris, and toxicology testing. The Chemistry Section identifies controlled substances and determines weight measurement, detects ignitable liquids and ignitable liquid residues, detects volatiles and quantifies ethanol in biological fluids, and detects ethanol in beverages. Catherine Worthen Technical Manager - Biology cworthen@cityoftulsa.org Jared Lieser Technology Manager - Chemistry jlieser@cityoftulsa.org FIREARMS SECTION The Firearms Section performs functionality testing on firearms; physical comparisons of bullets, cartridge cases, and shotshells to identify common origin or determine the number of firearms represented; determines bullet caliber and weapon type; restores firearm serial numbers; perofrms ETrace entry; and participates in the ATF's National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN). LATENT PRINTS SECTION The Latent Prints Section processes evidence for the presence of latent prints, evaluates recovered prints to determine suitability for comparison, performs physical comparison between evidentiary prints and known prints to determine identity, establishes the identity of unknown individuals, and participates in the OSBI's Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) and the Next Generation Identification (NGI) system databases. Joy Bucklin Technical Manager - Firearms jbucklin@cityoftulsa.org Katie Casper Technology Manager - Latent Prints kcasper@cityoftulsa.org OSU-TPDFL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PARTNERSHIP The Oklahoma State University School of Forensic Sciences and the Tulsa Police Department Forensic Laboratory established a collaborative relationship to provide selected graduate students the opportunity to obtain training and casework experience in an accredited laboratory while assisting the City of Tulsa reduce the number of backlogged sexual assault kits. PUBLIC SAFETY ANALYSIS The Public Safety Analysis Section collects and utilizes data and information to conduct tactical, strategic, and administrative analysis of crimes occurring within the City of Tulsa. Kelly Solomon Technical Manager - OSU-TPD TAP ksolomon@cityoftulsa.org Tamara Franklin Technology Manager - Public Safety Analysis tfranklin@cityoftulsa.org NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA REGIONAL NIBIN SITE The Northeast Oklahoma Regional NIBIN site evaluates crime scene cartridge cases and firearms for entry into the ATF’s NIBIN database from participating law enforcement agencies in northeast Oklahoma.

With a goal of upholding public trust in the Tulsa Police Department and ensuring continued confidence in our organization, the Internal Affairs Unit performs many key functions Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo With a goal of upholding public trust in the Tulsa Police Department and ensuring continued confidence in our organization, the Internal Affairs Unit performs many key functions including: Investigates allegations of misconduct and/or violations of policies and procedures of involved police personnel, as directed by the Chief of Police. Responds to, and administratively investigates Officer-involved shooting incidents. Assists City Legal with police-related Tort claims. Facilitates the random drug testing program. Processes of subpoenas for court overtime. Performs audits and inspections and provides needed proofs required to maintain the Tulsa Police Department's national accreditation status with the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). It is also the unit's responsibility to help safeguard employee rights during investigations . Jaime Kirby Captain jkirby@cityoftulsa.org IA’s primary function of handling citizen complaints is accomplished by performing thorough, unbiased investigations, which are forwarded upon completion to the employee's chain of command for review and recommendations. Although Internal Affairs personnel remain available for clarification during the review process, it is up to the employee's chain of command, and ultimately the Chief of Police, to determine final adjudication of the alleged misconduct. The Internal Affairs Unit consists of 5 Lieutenants, 1 Sergeant and the IA Commander, who reports directly to the Chief of Police. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS All complaints receive a preliminary investigation to determine facts, allegations, establish involved parties, and identify potential policy violations not listed in the initial complaint. INVESTIGATIONS Once received, complaints are reviewed to determine appropriate assignment. Depending on the nature of the allegation, a complaint may be assigned to an employee's supervisor or an Internal Affairs investigator. At the conclusion of the investigation, the findings are reviewed by the employee's chain of command to determine a recommendation. Finally, the Chief of Police reviews all allegations, findings, and recommendations, and makes a final determination on the disposition and, if applicable, resulting discipline. Unless filed anonymously, the citizen is then notified by the Chief's Office of the outcome of the investigation. FILE A COMPLAINT

Conoce al Jefe WENDELL FRANKLIN Mi historia Wendell Franklin fue designado el 1 de febrero de 2020, convirtiéndose en el 40º Jefe de Policía del Departamento de Policía de Tulsa. Antes de su nombramiento como Jefe de Policía, Franklin sirvió en el Departamento de Policía de Tulsa como Mayor en la División del Cuartel General. Antes de eso, se desempeñó como Mayor para las Divisiones de Patrulla de Gilcrease y Riverside. Franklin creció en Tulsa, asistió a las Escuelas Públicas de Tulsa y se graduó de la prestigiosa escuela secundaria Booker T. Washington. Luego obtuvo una licenciatura de la Universidad de Langston. Habiéndose graduado del Instituto de Alta Dirección para la Policía del Foro de Investigación Ejecutiva de la Policía en 2015, Wendell continuó su educación profesional y se graduó de la Academia Nacional de la Oficina Federal de Investigaciones en 2016. También es instructor certificado para organizaciones de aplicación de la ley en todo el estado de Oklahoma. Correo Office of the Chief of Police 600 Civic Center Tulsa, OK 7410 3 Contact the Chief's Office