TPD's Motor Unit has partnered with fellow law enforcement agencies, including the Pima County Sheriff's Department, the Arizona Department of Public Safety and the University of Arizona Police Department to conduct traffic safety deployments around the city. With an increase in traffic collisions and fatalities, the goal of these enhanced efforts are to keep drivers and pedestrians safe. Always wear your seatbelt, don't drive distracted, and slow down. Stay safe Tucson. | Tucson Police Departme

The Tucson Police Department hockey team would like to wish the United States national hockey teams good luck in the 2026 Winter Olympics! | Tucson Police Department

Laser strikes on aircraft continue to be a safety hazard, even here in Tucson. Recently, TPD Air Support reported multiple laser strikes while on a patrol flight. Striking an aircraft in-flight with a laser is a serious criminal offense, and the crew quickly identified the location where the laser strike was coming from. AIR1 directed patrol officers to the home where a criminal investigation took place. Ultimately, an adult male was arrested and booked into jail for two counts of aiming a laser

14K views · 126 reactions | The Tucson Police Department is now accepting applications! Apply online at www.jointucsonpd.org before the May 11th deadline. | Tucson Police Department | Facebook

8.8K views · 96 reactions | Beginning today, the Tucson Police Department will start an educational period for the City of Tucson's newly revised Hands-Free Ordinance. You can now be stopped for using an electronic device while operating a motor vehicle, unless the device is in hands-free mode. Our officers will be handing out educational cards with more information during this 30-day warning period. En Español: https://youtu.be/hj8ypbGagCc | Tucson Police Department | Facebook

What is a HAWK Light? Driving through Tucson, you may see what is called a High-intensity Activated Cross Walk (HAWK). The lights are for pedestrians crossing through multiple lanes. When the lights are activated, motorists will see flashing yellow to solid yellow to solid red. Flashing red lights are to be treated as a stop sign. HAWK Lights are intended to keep everyone on the road safe. For more information on the various types of bicycle & pedestrian crossings throughout the city, visit here