Galleries

The Eleventh Annual First and Second Cleveland Police District Fishing Outing was sponsored by Safety Director Mike McGrath on a sunny June 11^th!

On Wednesday May 15^th, a clean-up get-together took place at the future site of Officer Derek Owens Memorial Park in the Fourth District

International Women’s Air and Space Museum Family Day on May 4^th

The Cleveland Police Foundation, Councilman Brian Kazy, First District officers, and Community Policing teamed up to cook and serve brunch to 100 seniors at Gunning Park Recreation Center

Police joined with the community at The Foundry, Cleveland’s Community Rowing and Sailing Center, to sit down, enjoy Coffee with a Cop, and talk!

Cleveland Public Library Main Branch Hosts 2019 Progress with Chess with CMSD Students, the CPF, and Cops for Kids

First District patrol officers, detectives, the Commander, and Jesse the police dog were on hand to greet the Happy Little Learners Co-op!

Congratulations to the 142^nd Cleveland Police Academy Graduates!

First District officers help out a City Mission project for a family to begin the path to home ownership.

National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day on January 9^th with the Westside School of the Arts

Kids, families, and Cleveland’s Finest joined together with Santa for a grand Christmas party in Ward 16!

Cops for Kids and Steelyard Payless put shoes on 18 refugee children with a treat from Mitchell’s Ice Cream!

Cleveland Cops for Kids and Community Policing purchased shoes and socks for 18 refugee students at Thomas Jefferson International Academy. We then treated the kids to Mitchell’s Ice Cream, giving some of them their first taste of ice cream!!

Everyone Loves the Horses!

Contact The Cleveland Police Foundation to help support the horses of the Cleveland Police Mounted Unit.

BELOW:  The Cleveland Police Museum: before-photos and its relocation on the first floor of CPD Headquarters.

Putting a Display Together

Women of the CPD

Jail Bird

Harley-Davidson

The Cleveland Police Museum was opened in 1983

The Death Masks

Remodeling in Progress

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