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Chief of Police
David W. Sembach

Police Department Vision Statement
We will be a dynamic organization devoted to improvement, excellence, the maintenance of customer satisfaction and the principles of quality leadership. We will be the best police department in America.

Police Department Mission Statement

We believe in the dignity and worth of all people.
We are committed to the provision of high-quality, community-oriented police services with sensitivity; the protection of constitutional rights; problem solving; teamwork; continuous improvement; openness; planning for the future; and the provision of leadership to the police profession.

We are proud of the diversity of our workforce that permits us to grow and that respects each of us as individuals, as we strive for a healthful workplace.

                    Project Childsafe -
       Putting a lock on safety in your home!
     This is a nationwide program to help ensure safe and responsible firearms ownership and storage, developed by the National Shooting Sports Foundation and supported by a U.S. Department of Justice grant.
     Stop by the Neptune Beach Police Department located at 200 Lemon Street, Neptune Beach, anytime to pick up your free gun lock. For more information, contact Detective Camille Burban at (904) 270-2413.

Patrol Car Color Change
The Neptune Beach Police Department is changing the color of their patrol cars from white to black. The cars will have a new reflective logo that will make them easier to see, especially at night. All police cars in Duval County are white and frequently cross through each others jurisdictions. If you didn’t know the graphics used by each agency, you would not know whose car you were looking at unless you got close to it. The Neptune Beach Police Department currently has three of the new units in service and will gradually phase in the rest over the period of a year. Click on image to view larger version.

Police Department Philosophy
The Neptune Beach Police Department is a contemporary police agency operating in an equal partnership with the various units of government in our city. This Department enjoys the respect and appreciation of our citizens and visitors and as individuals and as an organization, we believe in the dignity and worth of all people. As public employees we are dedicated to providing the citizens and visitors in the community with the quick, meaningful and appropriate law enforcement response and service required to enhance and enrich their quality of life.

As Police Officers, we are committed to proactive crime prevention. Although strongly service oriented, we are dedicated to aggressive law enforcement and to the lawful and ethical performance of our duties as defined by legitimate authority.

The employees of this agency strive for excellence and professionalism, always continuing to maintain us both physically and mentally. We believe it is the responsibility of all members of this department to assist and support each other with the accomplishment of our primary mission – protection and service.

The Neptune Beach Police Department is an equal opportunity employer and as such shall make every attempt to accommodate the personal and human enrichment of our employees. We are also committed to acquiring and providing the resources necessary to meet the needs of an effective, efficient, responsive police service in a dynamic community of fellow citizens.

LIFEGUARD
Neptune Beach Police Department is accepting applications for Lifeguards. Must be 16 YOA or older, must pass Drug Screening Test and Pre-Employment Physical Agility Test. First Responder or Multi-Media First Aid a plus. Current ID and Social Security Card Required.

Apply at: Neptune Beach Police Department
                200 Lemon Street
                Neptune Beach, FL
                904-270-2413

Deadline: March 28, 2012 AA/EEOC

Application with Drug Form

Physical Agility Test for Open Water Life Guard will be held on: March 31st AND April 6th and 7th, 2012 - 11:00am at Fletcher High School Pool - 700 Seagate Avenue - Neptune Beach, FL 32266.

Important Note: ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE TURNED INTO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page for additional information and guidelines.

Press Release - Re-Entry Passes
(In the event of an enforced evacuation)

"If you are interested in gaining knowledge about criminal activity within the City, then click this link to obtain access to the Citizen Service Portal. Not only does this portal provide crime Information and mapping, but you can pick the type of event, location, and/or date you are interested to learn about and obtain all the information available (unless there is an ongoing investigation)."

Neptune Beach Police Department
200 Lemon Street
Neptune Beach, FL 32266
904.270.2413