MISSION

The mission of the Jerome Police Department is to work with others to deliver high quality police services that promote and preserve an atmosphere of security, safety, and high quality of life for the members of the community. 

The City of Jerome is a great place to live, work, and raise a family. In order to maintain an atmosphere of safety and security, the Jerome Police Department provides a variety of police services to the citizens and visitors of the Jerome community. These services include keeping the peace, law enforcement, criminal investigation, traffic safety enforcement, and other services that promote public safety. The Police Department strives for excellence through solid leadership and effective selection, training, and retention of quality police employees. Members of the Police Department are encouraged not only to respond to crime, but also to work with the community to solve problems and reduce the effects and fear of crime. We at Jerome Police Department strive to perform our duties with integrity and professionalism and we are proud to serve our citizens and visitors.

Dan Hall

Chief of Police

Proclamation for National Police Week 2012

The City of Jerome formally designates May 13-19^th, 2012 as Police Week in the City of Jerome and publicly salutes the service of law enforcement officers in our community and in communities across the nation.  

Thank you to the Jerome Citizens who voted on Tuesday’s election.  Unfortunately, the bond did not pass. 

We will continue to serve the members of the community with high quality police services that promote and preserve an atmosphere of security, safety, and high quality of life. 

A resident of Jerome recently received this letter in the mail.  

Scam Letter sent from the FBI

The letter was allegedly sent from the FBI.  The letter is a scam.  Do Not Respond!  If you have questions or concerns, please call us or stop by the Police Department.

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We have seen an increase in scams the past few weeks. Residents have received telephone calls claiming to be the FBI in regards to unclaimed money. Several residents have also brought in fake checks claiming to be from legitimate companies. The fake checks were received in the mail with a letter stating they had won a lottery. Remember, if it looks too good to be true, it probably is! Visit the website below to find ways to protect yourself and to read about current scams. 
 
www.lookstoogoodtobetrue.com 

 
To report an internet crime click on the following link:
 
www.ic3.gov/faq/

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