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Welcome to the Sand Point Department of Public Safety!

The Sand Point Police Department is part of the City's Department of Public Safety (DPS), and is comprised of the DPS Manager
(or Chief of Police), two to four police officers, and the office administrator:
  • Chief - Jeff Thompson
  • Officer - John Young
  • Officer - Ben Allen
  • Investigator - Richard Lowery
  • Administrative Assistant - Cathy Adams

Contact Information

  • Sand Point Police Department   P.O. Box 423  Sand Point, Alaska 99661
  • Local Emergency Telephone:  911
  • Telephone:  (907) 383-3700
  • Fax:  (907) 383-5496

Chief of Jeff Thompson- #101

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Chief Jeff Thompson joined the Sand Point Police Department in January 2023. 

The Police Chief is appointed by the Mayor and subject to confirmation of the City Council.  The Police Chief serves at the pleasure of the Mayor.

Officers

Officer John Young 
Coming Soon.
Officer Ben Allen

    You May File an Anonymous Report with Sand Point Police Below!

    Just enter "Anonymous" or "Refused" or "Blank" under First, Last, E-mail, and fill out the "Comment" box with as much information as possible.  The more specific information you give (who, when, and so forth) the better chance of the police taking action.  Thank you!

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