Fort Belvoir Police Department

04/28/2022

What a great day to recognize some very deserving individuals. Please help us congratulate our 2nd Quarter Awardees. These Officers have made significant contributions and was instrumental in the overall success of the Fort Belvoir Police Department. Job well done!

Officer of the Quarter: Officer Vinson
Military Police Officer of the Quarter: SPC Carpio
Supervisor of the Quarter: LT Gorney
Investigator of the Quarter: SGT Gonzalez
NCO of the Quarter: SSG Deak
Safety Officer of the Quarter: SGT Lewis

Fort Belvoir 212th Military Police Detachment Headquarters Battalion, Fort Belvoir, VA

04/12/2022

National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, April 12-18. Our Police and Fire professionals continue to provide an indispensable service for public safety. With recent events, now more than ever, our telecommunications personnel are the first point of contact to those in need. Thank you all for the hard work and dedication.

04/05/2022

Belvoir In The Know Podcast - Episode 19

Meet Fort Belvoir's new Director of Emergency Services, Mr. Boyd Hodges, in the latest episode of the Podcast!

Listen below to hear his goals for community involvement, upcoming initiatives, and his vision for DES.

Fort Belvoir Fire and Emergency Services

03/04/2022

Today we had the distinct pleasure of having the OPMG Commanding General visit us today to recognize two of our officers for their outstanding commitment to duty during a crisis event that transpired on the installation. Great job LT. Henry and SPC Howell. Thank you Major General Miller for your support.

12/21/2021

Podcast Episode #15 Michaels Transition.mp4

Podcast Episode #15 Michaels Transition.mp4

12/03/2021

Belvoir In The Know Podcast Episode 14

Stay in the know, on the go! The latest episode of the Podcast is now available.

In this episode, the Garrison Command Team talks to special guests, Dr. Shaprina Williams and LT Antoinette Mantz, from the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, to discuss the COVID-19 Vaccine for children and teens.

So don't forget to tune in.

12/02/2021

The Fort Belvoir Police Department and the 212th Military Police Detachment had the pleasure of recognizing some outstanding individuals within our footprint. Today we presented our 4th Quarter Awards as well as some much deserved Yearly Awards. They are as followed:

Military Police Officer of the Quarter: SGT Civitano
Police Officer of the Quarter: LT Gorney
Police Administrator of the Quarter: SGT Wilson
Supervisor of the Quarter: CPT Thomas
Investigator of the Quarter: SGT Renner
Community Impact Awardee of the Year: CPT Wallace
Administrator of the Year: CPT Thomas
Safety/DUI Enforcement of the Year: LT Metcalf

Also, SGT Civitano re-enlisted for 2 more years to do his part to protect and serve this great nation. PFC Carpio, PFC Duran, and PFC Guzman were all promoted to the rank of Specialist🎉🎉🎉🎉

With all the cheers we also have some sadness as we bid farewell to CPT Joey Wallace. He had decided to further his career and will leaving us this week for bigger and better opportunity. We will truly miss you CPT Wallace and we wish you and your family well on your next adventure.

On behalf of Chief Jackson and the 212th Military Police Detachment Leadership, we ask that you help us congratulate all of our awardees. These brave individuals do their parts daily to keep the mission going, the streets safe, and to provide outstanding law enforcement coverage to the Fort Belvoir Community. Way to go Team!

Fort Belvoir

10/07/2021

Please help us congratulate our Quarterly Award Winners.

From Left to Right:
Investigator of the Quarter: Investigator Thompson
Officer of the Quarter: Lieutenant Bush
Administrator of the Quarter: Ms. Sand
Supervisor of the Quarter: Captain Navarro
Military Police of the Quarter: Specialist Fulmer
212th Military Police Detachment Leadership: CPT Radford & SFC Oddo
The Big Guy: Chief Jackson

02/04/2021

Belvoir creates Community Oriented Policing with village mayors, residents

Another step in the right direction as we attempt to make Fort Belvoir not only safe but vigilant. Our new Community Oriented Policing program is on the way!

The Fort Belvoir Police Department is working on ways to make life on the installation safer through a Community Oriented Policing initiative, according to Police Chief Anthony Jackson.

04/07/2020

Fort Belvoir

Fort Belvoir gate access is changing!

Beginning early Friday morning, April 10, Fort Belvoir will move it's 24/7 gate operations from Lieber Gate to Tulley Gate for installation access.

Lieber gate will close at that time and remain closed until further notice.

Tulley gate will become the main access control point for DoD ID card holders, visitors and commercial vehicles.

Additionally, Pence gate will continue with normal hours of operation, 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., 7 days a week. Farrar Gate remains the access control point, 24/7, in to Davison Army Airfield.

Fort Belvoir gate access is changing!

Beginning Friday morning at 0001 hrs., April 10, Fort Belvoir will move it's 24/7 gate operations from Lieber Gate to Tulley Gate for installation access.

Lieber gate will close at that time and remain closed until further notice.

Tulley gate will become the main access control point for DoD ID card holders, visitors and commercial vehicles.

Additionally, Pence gate will continue with normal hours of operation, 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., 7 days a week. Farrar Gate remains the access control point, 24/7, in to Davison Army Airfield.

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03/17/2020

GATE UPDATE:

- Tulley Gate and Telegraph Gate are closed until further notice.

- Lieber Gate is open 7 days a week, 24-hours (visitors must use this gate)

- Pence Gate is open 7 days a week from 5:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. (egress closes at 9 p.m.)

- Davison Army Airfield is open 7 days a week, 24 hours

- J.J. Kingman Gate is open 7 days a week, 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. (egress closes at 6 p.m.)

*Please note: All Visitor Operations will be handled at Lieber Gate.

*Fort Belvoir passes are extended 30 days.

03/08/2020

US Marine in Virginia Tested Positive for Coronavirus, in State’s First Case

Just a friendly reminder to wash your hands and be diligent when it comes to your health. Yes your mother was right it’s always a good idea to cover your mouth when you cough and sneeze.

A U.S. Marine assigned to Fort Belvoir in Fairfax County, Virginia, tested positive with coronavirus on Saturday, the Pentagon says. The Marine “recently returned from overseas, where he was on official business,” Pentagon chief spokesman Jonathan Rath Hoffman said on Twitter. The Marine is bein...