Police Department
The Waverly Police Department provides 24/7 law enforcement and public safety services. Officers handle patrol, investigations, traffic enforcement, school resource services, and community policing programs. The department is located at 111 4th Street NE.
Department focus
Law enforcement, public safety, community policing, and emergency response
Current priorities
- Patrol and emergency response
- Criminal investigations
- Traffic enforcement and safety
- Community policing and school resource officers
Services offered
Forms and applications
File a police report
Report a non-emergency incident online
Records request
Request a copy of a police report
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About & Staff
The Waverly Police Department is committed to providing professional, community-oriented law enforcement services to the residents and visitors of Waverly. Our officers are dedicated to maintaining public safety, building trust, and fostering partnerships with the community. We encourage residents to reach out to us with concerns or ideas for improving our services.
Divisions
The Patrol Division is the largest component of the department and provides 24/7 uniformed presence throughout the city. Patrol officers respond to calls for service, conduct proactive patrols, enforce traffic laws, and serve as the first responders to emergencies. Officers are assigned to rotating shifts to ensure continuous coverage.
Community Programs
The Citizens Police Academy is a multi-week program that gives residents an inside look at police operations, procedures, and training. Participants learn about patrol tactics, criminal investigations, use of force policies, and emergency response. The academy is offered annually and is free to Waverly residents age 18 and older.
Reports & Records
Non-emergency incidents can be reported online, by phone at (319) 352-5400, or in person at the police station at 111 4th Street NE. For emergencies, always call 911. Online reporting is available for minor theft, criminal mischief, lost property, and other non-emergency incidents where there are no known suspects.