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- 404 Error Page | Tulsa Police
ERROR 404 ESTA NO ES LA PAGINA QUE ESTAS BUSCANDO REGRESAR A CASA
- Report Found Property | Tulsa Police
Enlaces rápidos a propiedades Informar propiedad encontrada Recoger propiedad Preguntas frecuentes sobre la propiedad Cómo informar una propiedad encontrada Si encuentra una propiedad, debe llamar a la policía y denunciarla. El oficial debe darle la opción de retener la propiedad o renunciar a todos los reclamos sobre la propiedad. Deberá firmar un formulario para indicar su elección. Si opta por conservar la propiedad, acepta: Conserve la posesión durante seis (6) meses y libérela al propietario real, si se encuentra. Acepte que el Departamento de Policía de Tulsa proporcionará su nombre, dirección y número de teléfono a cualquier ciudadano que identifique la propiedad. El formulario no se puede completar en línea en este momento. Debe hacer que un oficial venga a su ubicación y registre la propiedad o tome posesión de la propiedad, según la elección que haga. La Sección 34-104G del Título 11 del Estatuto de Oklahoma requiere que los oficiales le den al buscador de la propiedad encontrada la opción de retener o renunciar a cualquier reclamo futuro de la propiedad entregándola a la policía. Excepciones: Si la propiedad puede identificarse como evidencia de un delito en particular, la policía debe conservarla. Los ciudadanos no pueden guardar contrabando o un artículo cuya posesión sería ilegal.
- Riverside Division | Tulsa Police
DIVISIÓN RIVERSIDE LIDERAZGO DE DIVISIÓN Contacto: (918) 596-1100 Demetrios Treantafeles Captain Admin: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. dtreantafeles@cityoftulsa.org Jeremy Noland Captain 1st Shift: 7:45 p.m.-4 a.m. jnoland@cityoftulsa.org Karen Tipler Captain 2nd Shift: 6:15 a.m.-2:30 p.m. ktipler@cityoftulsa.org Charlie Hardaway Captain 3rd Shift: 1:45 p.m.-10 p.m. chardaway@cityoftulsa.org DIVISION MAP JUNTAS ASESORAS COMUNITARIAS Desarrollado por primera vez en 2017, el programa de la Junta Asesora de la Comunidad tiene como objetivo promover la misión del Departamento de Policía de Tulsa de trabajar en asociación con nuestra comunidad para brindar un servicio de calidad, proteger la vida y la propiedad, prevenir el crimen y resolver problemas para que las personas puedan vivir sin miedo en un ambiente seguro. . La Junta Asesora Comunitaria es un grupo voluntario de ciudadanos, dirigido por comandantes de división de patrulla y que representan diversos intereses, que viven o realizan negocios dentro de esa división de patrulla y se reúnen para brindar información y conocimientos mutuos para ayudar a guiar una vigilancia policial colaborativa efectiva._cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Cada división de patrulla, incluidas Gilcrease, Mingo Valley y Riverside, alberga un tablero. Cada mesa está integrada por cinco a diez ciudadanos que son seleccionados en coordinación con la Red de Prevención del Delito y aprobados por el Jefe de Policía. JUNTA ASESORA DE LA COMUNIDAD DE RIVERSIDE William Lloyd William Loyd is a lifelong Tulsan and Farmers Insurance Agency Owner with an office near 91st & Yale. He and his wife, Tina Peña, have lived most of their married life in and around Brookside, and find the Riverside area a constant source of recreation and enjoyment. Travel is an important hobby for William, but so is enjoying all that Tulsa has to offer. As a TU alumni, William volunteers with Mita's Foundation, Reading Partners, and Food on the Move. Sharon King Davis I am so proud to be a 4th generation Tulsan that was taught our family value….helping people, especially those that are less fortunate than you and make the world a better place. Attended Tulsa Public Schools and had such great leadership training when my classmates and I opened Nimitz Jr. High and Memorial High School and we named the teams, chose our colors/songs, started the school clubs and generally were a big part of the school. I graduated from Colorado Womans College, Denver and returned to Tulsa. I was blessed to be married to Coleman Davis for 38 years years before his death and we raised 3 beautiful daughters and 2 “perfect” grandbabes. It has been an Honor to Chair and lead the efforts for Tulsa’s year long Centennial Celebration plus be asked by the Governor to Chair Oklahoma’s Kickoff CENTENNIAL Celebration here in Tulsa, during which I led the efforts for the unearthing of the 1957 Time Capsule containing “Ms Belvedere”, the Plymouth Belvedere. I have loved serving on numerous Tulsa non-profit Boards, as well as City and State Boards, Authorities and Commissions over the past 40 yrs. One of my favorites, is The Little Lighthouse. At LLH miracles happen daily with special needs children and the facility is completely tuition free! Currently serving TCC Foundation Board, Arts Alliance Tulsa Board, The Tulsa Historical Society Board, City of Tulsa Election Commission and the River Parks Authority. It has been my civic honor to serve the City of Tulsa by leading 3 voter initiatives that were successful. My greatest joy was teaching my preschool Sunday School class for 38 years before retiring. . I am blessed daily by 3 smart and savvy women in our family Commercial Real Estate Business Kelley, Kalen and Kasey who just happen to be my daughters! As a developer, I have built 3 shopping centers with other holdings. We are raising the grandbabes, to be the 6thgeneration Tulsans with the same family philosophy to make Tulsa a better place for all! Aziz Mayahi Aziz Mayahi is a first-generation American of Iranian descent. Him and his wife, Amanda, have three boys (including 5-year-old twins!). Aziz is a Tulsa native and graduated from Memorial High School in 1995. He went on to graduate from the University of Oklahoma in 2001 with a degree in Letters. Aziz says his first career was in the restaurant business where he eventually became a proprietor of Mohagany. His current career includes working in sales at SummitESP, a Halliburton service that manufactures pumps for the oil and gas industry. In his spare time, Aziz officiates high school football, coaches a youth soccer team, likes to cook, and spend time with his family. Aziz represents the Riverside Division in his work with the Community Advisory Board. Aziz says he wanted to get involved to try and understand law enforcement from a different perspective. He says, “Hopefully, with a broadened sense of what policing is, I can help advise on better policies and practices.” George Bashaw George was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He has lived brief stents in a few large cities, but he chose Tulsa as home. George is a graduate of DePauw University. George is married, and a father of four. He is also the owner of Allied Towing. George represents the Riverside Division in his work with the Community Advisory Board. George is grateful for the sacrifices that police officers make for his and the community’s benefit. Specifically, he is proud our department which has shined during some of the most challenging times in modern history. George says “There is no better time than the present to understand, help, and appreciate what TPD is facing and doing. CAB gives the community a platform to understand, help, and support the Tulsa Police Department. It gives the community a voice.” CONTACTO RIVERSIDE CAB
- Divisions | Tulsa Police
DIVISIONS Chief's Section Detective Division Forensic Laboratory Internal Affairs Patrol Police Information Technology Public Safety Communications Special Investigations Special Operations Training Division
- Child Safety Seat Check | Tulsa Police
Comprobación del asiento de seguridad para niños Si transporta niños en su vehículo, debe conocer la ley y saber cómo proteger mejor a esos niños. LEY DE PASAJEROS DE SEGURIDAD INFANTIL DE OKLAHOMA Ley de seguridad de los niños pasajeros de Oklahoma 0-2 años: debe estar en un asiento para el automóvil que mire hacia atrás hasta que tenga al menos dos (2) años de edad, o hasta que el niño alcance el límite de peso o altura del asiento para el automóvil. 2-4 años: debe estar en un asiento de seguridad con arnés hasta que tenga al menos cuatro (4) años de edad. 4-8 años: debe estar en un asiento de seguridad o asiento elevado hasta que tenga al menos ocho (8) años de edad, a menos que el niño mida más de 4'9 ". 8 años o más alto de 4'9 ": debe llevar el cinturón de seguridad correctamente puesto. La Administración Nacional de Seguridad del Tráfico en las Carreteras recomienda que los niños menores de 12 años viajen en el asiento trasero de un vehículo. La posición más segura para un asiento de seguridad, si se puede asegurar correctamente, es el centro del asiento trasero. Un niño está listo para un cinturón de seguridad para adultos sin refuerzo cuando: Puede sentarse contra el respaldo del asiento y doblar las rodillas sobre el borde. El cinturón de regazo hace un buen contacto por debajo de sus caderas. El cinturón del hombro hace buen contacto a través de su pecho y clavícula. El control de seguridad Controles de asientos de seguridad para niños Visita http://safekidstulsa.com/events/ para obtener una lista actualizada de los eventos de revisión de asientos para el automóvil en el área de Tulsa. Las 5 cosas principales que debe verificar en su asiento para el automóvil Asiento derecho. Esta es una fácil. Revise la etiqueta de su asiento para el automóvil para asegurarse de que sea adecuada para la edad, el peso y la altura de su hijo. Su asiento para el automóvil tiene fecha de vencimiento. Simplemente revise la etiqueta de su asiento para el automóvil para asegurarse de que aún sea seguro. Lugar correcto. Mantenga a todos los niños en el asiento trasero hasta que tengan 13 años. Dirección correcta. Desea mantener a su hijo en un asiento de seguridad orientado hacia atrás durante el mayor tiempo posible, por lo general hasta alrededor de los 2 años. Cuando supere el tamaño del asiento, mueva a su hijo a un asiento de seguridad orientado hacia adelante. Asegúrese de colocar la correa superior después de ajustar y bloquear el cinturón de seguridad o los anclajes inferiores. Prueba de pulgadas. Una vez que el asiento para el automóvil esté instalado, agítelo bien en la base. ¿Puedes moverlo más de una pulgada de lado a lado o de adelante hacia atrás? Un asiento instalado correctamente no se moverá más de una pulgada. Prueba de pellizco. Asegúrese de que el arnés esté bien abrochado y salga de las ranuras correctas (consulte el manual del asiento para el automóvil). El clip para el pecho debe colocarse al nivel de la axila, pellizque la correa en el hombro de su hijo. Si no puede pellizcar el exceso de cinta, está listo para comenzar. Lea los manuales de instrucciones del vehículo y del asiento para el automóvil que lo ayudarán con esta lista de verificación. Si tiene el más mínimo problema, pregunta o inquietud, no se preocupe por nada. Los técnicos certificados en seguridad para niños pasajeros están esperando para ayudarlo o incluso para verificar su trabajo. Comuníquese con Safe Kids Tulsa Area 918-494-7233
- Special Operations Division | Tulsa Police Department
Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Special Operations Division serves the entire police department and City of Tulsa. The full-time units with SOD include the K-9 Unit, Air Support Unit, Motorcycle Unit and Explosive Detection Canine Unit. Part-time units include the Underwater Search & Recovery Unit (Dive Team), Incident Management Team, Tulsa Police Reserves, Bomb Squad, Special Response Team and Special Operations Team. Luther Breashears Major lbreashears@cityoftulsa.org Mike Eckert Captain meckert@cityoftulsa.org Shellie Seibert Captain sseibert@cityoftulsa.org K-9 UNIT Established in 1962, the Tulsa Police K-9 Unit began with two Officers. Today, the unit consists of 11 dual purpose dogs that are patrol and narcotics certified. The unit has 11 Officers, along with a Lieutenant and Sergeant overseeing operations. The function of the Tulsa Police K-9 Unit is to support field Officers on a wide range of calls. The K-9 unit deploys on felony crimes with the canines being trained in building searches, area searches, tracking, suspect apprehension, and narcotics detection. AIR SUPPORT UNIT The primary purpose of the Air Support Unit is to assist field operations. The unit responds to numerous calls for service which include robberies, burglaries, stolen vehicles, vehicle pursuits, foot pursuits and suspicious persons or vehicles. The unit routinely works with the Tulsa Police K-9 Unit assisting with locating and apprehension of suspects. Another high priority incident that the Air Unit assists with is helping to locate missing children and elderly adults. When requested, the Air Support Unit will assist outside agencies locating felony suspects or lost individuals. The unit also takes part in community events, such as school functions allowing our Officers a chance to interact with the public and show them the equipment and technology we have to help keep them safe. MOTORCYCLE UNIT The Tulsa Police Motorcycle Unit is a full-time unit with the primary purpose of traffic enforcement. Additional duties include dignitary escort and traffic control on significant events. The unit also takes part in local parades and runs, such as the Veterans Day Parade, the MLK Jr. Day Parade, the Rt. 66 marathon, and the Tulsa Run in downtown Tulsa. Each year, the Tulsa Police Motorcycle Unit offers motorcycle safety course classes that are free and open to the public . The courses are in partnership with Tulsa Parks and are sponsored by the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office “Share the Road” grant. The courses take place on Saturday mornings in the spring. UNDERWATER SEARCH & RECOVERY UNIT (DIVE TEAM) The Underwater Search and Recovery Unit, commonly called the Dive Team, is a specialty unit whose members are all certified “Open water Divers.” Ultimately, all police divers in the unit can be trained and certified to the “Divemaster” (PADI) certification level of training. The focus of the Dive Team is typically on recovery, not rescue. The unit assists in evidentiary searches, recovery of drowning victims, underwater searches of vehicles and vessels, support in the reconstruction or photography of underwater crime scenes, and public service lectures and presentations. INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM The mission of the Incident Management Team (IMT) is to provide support to field command operations within the City of Tulsa. The IMT's focus is to provide a contingent of specially trained and credentialed Officers for the rapid implementation of an Incident Command Post (ICP) and to assist with the coordination of the Incident Command System (ICS) with other response agencies. The team trains every month to respond to tornadoes, floods, major storms, man-made occurrences, hazardous materials releases, terrorist acts, weapons of mass destruction, mass fatality incidents, transportation accidents (air, rail, water, highway), civil disorders, prison/jail disorders, large crime scenes, missing persons (Amber Alert or Alzheimer’s victim), incidents involving a large area searches, and special events. BOMB SQUAD The Tulsa Police Department’s Bomb Squad consists of eight certified bomb technicians and six explosive detection canine handlers and their partners. Bomb Squad personnel receive two days of training each month in addition to a week-long extended training session. Each year, the squad provides more than 120 hours of training to other law enforcement agencies, government agencies, businesses, etc. Upon request, Bomb Squad personnel also assist many communities outside of the City of Tulsa. SPECIAL OPERATIONS TEAM The Tulsa Police Special Operations Team is charged with handling some of the most difficult tasks faced by the Tulsa Police Department. This typically includes armed and barricaded suspects, service of high-risk warrants, dignitary protection, and hostage rescue. SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM The Tulsa Police Special Response Team (SRT) is tasked with handling situations, incidents, or conflicts requiring coordination of a large number of resources from the department. These incidents may include natural disasters, like floods, tornados, severe thunderstorms, and ice storms or man-made disasters, like civil disturbances, explosions and bombings, acts of terrorism, penal institution disturbances or transportation accidents. Contact the Mental Health Unit: TPDMHU@cityoftulsa.org MENTAL HEALTH UNIT The Mental Health Unit provides support and training to patrol operations. The MHU serves as a community liaison to facilitate a professional, humane, and safe response to citizens in a mental health crisis or experiencing chronic behavioral health issues and to those experiencing homelessness. MHU responsibilities: The Community Response Team (CRT) Mental health case management Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) regional training Annual TPD mental health training Peer support program Tulsa Sobering Center liaison
- Mingo Valley Division | Tulsa Police
DIVISIÓN MINGO VALLEY LIDERAZGO DE DIVISIÓN Contacto: (918) 586-6000 Richard Alexander Major ralexander@cityoftulsa.org Kimberly Lee Captain - Admin 8 a.m.-4 p.m. kimlee@cityoftulsa.org Shane Tuell Captain 2nd Shift: 6:15 a.m.-2:30 p.m. ctuell@cityoftulsa.org Steve Boyes Captain 3rd Shift: 1:15 p.m.-11 p.m. sboyes@cityoftulsa.org Virgil Litterell Captain 4th Shift: 6:45 p.m.-3 a.m. vlitterell@cityoftulsa.org DIVISION MAP JUNTAS ASESORAS COMUNITARIAS Desarrollado por primera vez en 2017, el programa de la Junta Asesora de la Comunidad tiene como objetivo promover la misión del Departamento de Policía de Tulsa de trabajar en asociación con nuestra comunidad para brindar un servicio de calidad, proteger la vida y la propiedad, prevenir el crimen y resolver problemas para que las personas puedan vivir sin miedo en un ambiente seguro. . La Junta Asesora Comunitaria es un grupo voluntario de ciudadanos, dirigido por comandantes de división de patrulla y que representan diversos intereses, que viven o realizan negocios dentro de esa división de patrulla y se reúnen para brindar información y conocimientos mutuos para ayudar a guiar una vigilancia policial colaborativa efectiva._cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Cada división de patrulla, incluidas Gilcrease, Mingo Valley y Riverside, alberga un tablero. Cada mesa está integrada por cinco a diez ciudadanos que son seleccionados en coordinación con la Red de Prevención del Delito y aprobados por el Jefe de Policía. JUNTA ASESORA DE LA COMUNIDAD DE MINGO VALLEY Josh Payne Born and raised in Oklahoma City, Josh Payne has lived in Tulsa for most of the past 20 years. Josh and his wife Leslie are empty nesters with three adult children. They now spend most of their down time with their two goldendoodles, Walter and Lucy, or hiking, camping and fishing. Josh is a Project Manager for Sherwood Construction Co., based in Tulsa. Josh has managed some of the largest highway and bridge construction projects in Tulsa’s history, including the $90 million new interchange project at U.S. 75 and I-44. In his role at Sherwood, Josh has the opportunity to work with civic and business leaders, local landowners, and local and state law enforcement. Josh attended Northeastern State University in Tahlequah where he studied Industrial Operations Management and Engineering Design. Josh’s greatest passion is helping men who are seeking to overcome alcoholism and addiction. Josh is a long-time volunteer at the Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center in Tulsa. He has worked with thousands of men on their journeys towards changing their lives for the better. Josh has developed deep connections in the recovery community in Oklahoma, with many organizations and resources state-wide. Josh is a member of the Mingo Valley Division CAB. He is honored to have the opportunity to serve on the Tulsa Police Department’s Community Advisory Board. Josh is prepared to do whatever is asked of him to help improve his beloved City of Tulsa. Sharyn Cosby Apostle Sharyn Cosby serves as founder and senior servant of In the Spirit Ministries. From that ministry, she later founded In the Spirit Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in 2007, Oklahoma Family Empowerment Center in 2012, and In the Spirit Training Institute in 2019. She has over 14 years of hospice experience, serving as a chaplain, bereavement counselor, and ultimately the Director of Pastoral Care and the "We Honor Veterans" Program. Because of her significant record of working with vulnerable populations, Cosby has received awards and recognition from the Oklahoma House of Representatives, State Senate, City of Tulsa Mayor's Office, Oklahoma Department of Corrections, and 100 Black Men, to name a few. She holds the Board Certified Clinical Chaplain designation with the National Association of Veteran Affairs Chaplains, a Master of Divinity Degree from Phillips Theological Seminary (PTS), Tulsa, Oklahoma. She looks to confer a Doctor of Ministry, concentrating on Transformational Leadership in Improvisational Ministry from PTS, May 2022. As an advocate for silenced voices, she has served on various boards and commissions, including; the Mayor's Commission on the Status of Women, Oklahoma Department of Corrections Community Advisory Board, Tulsa Interfaith Alliance, Abba's Family Housing Faith Alliance, the Mayor's Police and Community Coalition and Tulsa Police Department Community Advisory Board, representing the Mingo Valley. Apostle Cosby is a mother and grandmother, who is affectionately called "Nana. " She is a woman of vision and passion, receiving has received numerous awards for her leadership, integrity, and compassion for all, especially the marginalized in the areas of hunger and food scarcity, homelessness, gangs, criminal justice, immigration, and prison reform. For relaxation, she enjoys family, reading, and gardening. Linda Grant Born in Tulsa and raised in rural Oklahoma, Linda Grant has worked in Tulsa as an accounting professional for more than two decades. She returned to the city of her birth as a resident by choice in 2018 when her daughter left for college. In 2020, Linda founded the Tulsa District 5 Community Alliance in response to the increased need for community outreach in her area during COVID-19, and she and other district volunteers have assisted neighbors in a wide variety of ways since, seeing first-hand the benefits of mutual aid among citizens. As a serial volunteer, Linda has partnered with many organizations whose missions align closely with her core values over the years, and currently, when she’s not serving clients and families in her capacity as an End-of-Life Doula, she can be found serving as the Secretary for the Will Rogers Community Foundation and supporting the efforts of Housing Solutions Tulsa and Oklahoma Alliance for Animals. As the member of a multi-generational law enforcement and first responder family, Ms. Grant strongly supports prioritizing the mental health and safety of officers. She views peacekeeping and emergency services as a necessary component of a safe society. Linda is also an outspoken advocate for criminal justice reform, law enforcement accountability, policing policy and culture improvement, and collaborative community empowerment in matters of public safety. Linda lives and works in the Mingo Valley Division area and hopes to use her time on the Community Advisory Board to be a voice for positive change for both law enforcement and civilians. Albert Alexander Alveralo Born in Los Angeles, CA. He has been calling Tulsa home for over twenty years. Currently residing in South Tulsa. Albert currently provides administrative support at St. Thomas More Catholic Church in East Tulsa. Albert moved to Tulsa, OK in 1999 to attend Spartan College of Aeronautics where he received his Private Pilot License, Instrument Rating and a Commercial Pilot License. He’s also an Alum at Oklahoma State University where he graduated with a Bachelor's degree in International Business- Business Administration and a minor in Marketing and Management. Albert is actively involved in the community especially in East Tulsa. Collaborating at St. Thomas More Church has given him the opportunity to realize the needs that the community has and has joined efforts with foundations within the city to advocate for those needs to be addressed. CONTACTO MINGO VALLEY CAB