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The Odessa Police Department aspires to provide the highest quality police services to the citizens of Odessa, Texas to promote and ensure a safe, peaceful and productive community. We are dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of professional ethics and integrity so that we may enforce the ordinance of the City of Odessa, the laws of the State of Texas, and the United States of America fairly and equitable to all.

Fatal CrashOn 10-22-26 at approximately 3:31pm, Odessa Police and Odessa Fire Rescue responded to the 4100 block of N. J...
10/23/2026

Fatal Crash

On 10-22-26 at approximately 3:31pm, Odessa Police and Odessa Fire Rescue responded to the 4100 block of N. JBS Parkway in reference to a major crash.

A red Ford Mustang was traveling north in the inside lane of the 4100 block of N. JBS Parkway. A white Kia was stopped in the left turn lane facing north. A silver Lexus was traveling south in the inside lane, and a brown Ford F-150 was traveling south in the middle lane.

Investigation revealed that the driver of the Mustang left the roadway and struck the rear of the Kia, causing a chain reaction crash involving the two vehicles that were traveling south.

The driver of the Kia, identified as 71-year-old Jesus Cervantez of Odessa, was transported to Medical Center Hospital and pronounced deceased by medical personnel. Next of kin have been notified and the investigation is ongoing.

Traffic Advisory The Odessa Police Department is currently investigating a major crash in the 4100 block of N. JBS Parkw...
10/22/2026

Traffic Advisory

The Odessa Police Department is currently investigating a major crash in the 4100 block of N. JBS Parkway (just south of 42nd St.) and the southbound lanes are currently shut down. Motorists are encouraged to avoid the area and use alternative routes until further advised. More information will be released as soon as it becomes available.

Criminal Trespass of a Habitation – Please Share!An unknown male made unlawful entry into a residence located in the 380...
10/22/2026

Criminal Trespass of a Habitation – Please Share!

An unknown male made unlawful entry into a residence located in the 3800 block of Melody Lane. Anyone who recognizes the suspect shown in the surveillance footage is encouraged to contact Detective G. Potter at 432-335-4991 or Odessa Crime Stoppers at 432-333-TIPS and reference Case #26-0010944.

Neighborhood Watch Meeting – Domestic Violence Awareness Join OPD for the next Neighborhood Watch Meeting on Tuesday, Oc...
10/21/2026

Neighborhood Watch Meeting – Domestic Violence Awareness

Join OPD for the next Neighborhood Watch Meeting on Tuesday, October 27th at 6pm in the PAL Gymnasium, located at 1015 N. County Rd. West. The Crisis Center of West Texas will do a presentation about Domestic Violence Awareness. Let us know that you’re coming: https://www.facebook.com/share/1FP21BrZ8L/

OPD is Hiring!For more information call 432-335-4967 or go to www.odessapd.com
10/20/2026

OPD is Hiring!

For more information call 432-335-4967 or go to www.odessapd.com

PetSmart Donates Hundreds of Stuffed Animals to OPDA big thank you to PetSmart for recently donating several hundred stu...
10/19/2026

PetSmart Donates Hundreds of Stuffed Animals to OPD

A big thank you to PetSmart for recently donating several hundred stuffed animals to the Odessa Police Department! OPD uses the stuffed animals for community functions and to help comfort children who have experienced traumatic events. Your generosity is much appreciated and thank you for supporting law enforcement!

Leaving Keys in Ignition Contributes to Stolen VehiclesWith the onset of cold weather, the Odessa Police Department woul...
10/16/2026

Leaving Keys in Ignition Contributes to Stolen Vehicles

With the onset of cold weather, the Odessa Police Department would like to remind the public that car thieves are actively seeking opportunities, particularly targeting motorists who leave their vehicles running to warm up during the early morning hours. A significant number of stolen vehicles can be attributed to either keys left in the ignition or spare keys left inside the vehicle. Here are some friendly reminders:

1) Refrain from leaving or concealing spare keys in your vehicle.
2) Leaving keys in the ignition with the engine running and the vehicle unattended is illegal and can result in a fine (TTC 545.404 - Unattended Motor Vehicles).
3) Some insurance policies may not cover vehicle theft resulting from this practice.
4) Using a remote start device allows legal unattended running of the vehicle.
5) Report suspicious activity, suspicious persons, and suspicious vehicles to OPD.

Complex Community FCU Brings Snacks to OPDShout out to Complex Community Federal Credit Union for recently bringing snac...
10/15/2026

Complex Community FCU Brings Snacks to OPD

Shout out to Complex Community Federal Credit Union for recently bringing snacks to the Odessa Police Department. Your generosity is much appreciated and thank you for supporting law enforcement!

School DisruptionThe Odessa Police Department and ECISD Police have detained and charged a 13-year-old Ector College Pre...
10/14/2026

School Disruption

The Odessa Police Department and ECISD Police have detained and charged a 13-year-old Ector College Prep Middle School student with two counts of Theft of Property and three counts of False Alarm. Based on witness statements and video evidence, investigators believe that the juvenile stole two different students cell phones and made three 911 calls to Odessa Dispatch.

The phones were stolen while the students were in athletics. After stealing the phones, the juvenile reported "a shooter" was in the school. Thanks to the rapid response from all officers involved and excellent investigative teamwork, this incident was brought to a safe resolution. The juvenile was transported to the Ector County Youth Center for processing.

Traffic AdvisoryOPD would like to remind the public that roads are expected to flood throughout the evening due to recen...
10/14/2026

Traffic Advisory

OPD would like to remind the public that roads are expected to flood throughout the evening due to recent rainfall. Please avoid traveling in the 3100-5200 blocks of Dixie, University (between Andrews & Dixie), Yukon & Grandview, the 800-1600 blocks of North County Rd. West, and all underpasses. Remember the following if you do travel:

Reduce your speed and maintain a safe distance to the vehicle in front that will allow enough time to stop your vehicle in case of an emergency. Drive with your headlights on and if you must travel, please allow plenty of time to travel to and from your destination.

Avoid using cruise control and ease off the gas pedal or brakes if you start to skid. Also, some of the intersections have no functioning lights so please remember to treat intersections with flashing lights the same as a 4-way stop sign.

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205 N Grant Avenue
Odessa, TX
79761

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