With 140+ years in the community, the Beaumont Police department is here to serve and protect.

Get Involved

Community Programs

By being active in the community, we establish and build trust from a young age.

Join Our Team

Learn about the recruitment process, salary and benefits, and see open positions.

Police 2 Citizen

Stay informed, search for events, view daily bulletins, or file a report.

Called the Neighborhood Watch of the 21st Century, the Real-Time Crime Center (RTCC) is a city-wide initiative led by the Beaumont Police Department to enhance the safety of our citizens by responding to crime more quickly and efficiently.

Going Above and Beyond

Mentorship and Partnership

We partner with other community groups to encourage mentorships, counseling, tutoring, and family support.

Advanced Officer Training

Continuing education and consistent practice of skills is a priority for our staff in the classroom, on the range, and in the field.

Community Education

The best way to create a safe community is with proactive education. We provide free educational courses and resources for citizens and community groups.

Divisions

Our department is comprised of three divisions, each responsible for overseeing various aspects of the police force.

Administration Division

Criminal Investigation Division
Patrol Division

Chief Tim Ocnaschek

By the Numbers…

  • Annual Reports

  • Administrative Monthly Reports

  • National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS)

Be Active in Your Community

Neighborhood Associations

Neighborhood associations give residents a forum to discuss concerns and network with neighbors. Beaumont PD serves as staff liaisons to facilitate two-way communication between the city and residents.

Crime Stoppers of Southeast Texas

BPD works closely with Crime Stoppers of Southeast Texas, which encourages citizens to make anonymous tips for cash rewards that lead to arrests and solving crime. You can submit a tip by phone (833-TIPS), on their website, 833Tips.com, or on their app.

100 Club of Southeast Texas

The 100 Club provides emotional and financial support for the dependents and family of first responders who tragically pass or are injured in the line of duty. The club originated after the fatal shooting of a young officer when a local businessman wrote to 100 friends encouraging them to donate to a fund for the family. The response was 100%.