Rock Springs Police Department

04/09/2026

04/09/2026

04/06/2026

Person has been identified.

The Rock Springs Police Department is looking for the person below related to a theft at IVape, earlier today. The photos are from the store. It is unknown where she went after leaving IVape. If you have any information on her whereabouts or her identity, please call the Rock Springs Police Department at 307-362-6575 and reference case R26-06333.

04/06/2026

We still have lots of helmets for kids and adults! Stop by today to pick yours up.

Warming weather means more time on wheels! ☀️ Grab a free helmet today to make sure your little adventurer stays safe under the sun.

Stop by RSPD between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, to pick one up!🚲

04/03/2026

Meet the newest nose on the force! 🐕‍🦺

We are proud to welcome K9 Dora, a 2-year-old German Shepherd, to the Rock Springs Police Department. Dora will be partnered with Officer Mignerey.

Welcome to the team, Dora! Thank you for helping us keep Rock Springs safe.

04/02/2026

The Rock Springs Police Department announces the retirement of Sergeant Travis Moser, marking the conclusion of a 22-year career in law enforcement. Throughout his tenure, Sergeant Moser has been a vital asset to our agency, demonstrating exceptional versatility across a wide range of demanding assignments.

His career progression saw him move from foundational roles as a Patrol Officer and Bike Patrol Officer into specialized investigations as a Street Crimes Detective. His leadership capabilities were further solidified through his service as a Patrol Sergeant, TRT Entry Team Leader, and ultimately as SWAT Commander. Beyond his tactical contributions, Sergeant Moser’s commitment to the future of the force was evident in his work as a Training Sergeant and Field Training Officer, where he helped shape the next generation of law enforcement professionals.

Sergeant Moser’s expertise and commitment to professional excellence have left an indelible mark on both the department and the community. We thank him for his 22 years of dedication and wish him a rewarding and well-deserved retirement.

04/01/2026

Big Power in Rock Springs! 🏔️✨

It’s not every day the Union Pacific Big Boy rolls through town. Our RSPD officers had a blast meeting up with the Union Pacific Police today to see No. 4014 up close. It’s a beast of an engine and a true icon of the American West.

📸 Check out these shots of the team and the "Big Boy" below!

03/30/2026

🚨 WE NEED YOUR HELP: THEFT INVESTIGATION 🚨

The Rock Springs Police Department is currently investigating several reports of stolen vehicles and vehicle burglaries that occurred overnight on March 30th.

📍 Area of Interest: 6th St, 7th St, 8th St, and the surrounding neighborhoods.

How you can help: If you live in this area and have a doorbell camera or security system, please review your footage from last night through early this morning. If you see anything suspicious—or anyone who shouldn't be there—please contact RSPD at 307-362-6575 and ask to speak with Officer Turner.

⚠️ Friendly Reminder: Criminals look for easy targets. Please remember to Lock Your Doors and Remove All Valuables from your car every night. Let’s work together to keep our neighborhood safe!

03/26/2026

⚠️ TREND ALERT: Motor Vehicle Burglaries

The Rock Springs Police Department is currently investigating several reports of motor vehicle burglaries occurring during the overnight hours.

Our department offers the following safety reminders:

Lock your vehicle: An unlocked door is an open invitation.

Clear the vehicle: Do not leave shopping bags, loose change, or backpacks visible from the windows.

Secure your keys: Never leave your keys or valet key inside the vehicle, even if it is hidden.

See something, say something. If you observe suspicious individuals walking in driveways or loitering near parked cars, please call dispatch at 307-362-6575.

03/19/2026

At the Rock Springs Police Department, our mission is to protect the people of Rock Springs through constitutional policing, earning the public trust, while caring for each other.

Most of the time, "Protecting the Rock" looks like a patrol car responding to a call or a detective at a scene. But sometimes, it looks like an officer reaching into their own pocket to help a neighbor when the cameras aren't rolling. We recently learned of three such acts of quiet service from our team:

When Detective Morgan learned that a local restaurant had been defrauded, he didn't hesitate. He stepped up and paid the tab himself to ensure the business didn't take the loss.

After a difficult investigation concluded last year, SRO Saloga remained committed to a young person’s well-being. To ensure this student could celebrate a major school milestone with the same pride as their peers, they personally covered the costs of commemorative photos and attire.

Officer Gomez helped a stranded citizen obtain a motel room through a local charity. When he learned that the charity could no longer pay for the room, he took it upon himself to pay for the room with his own money.

These officers didn't do this for a pat on the back; in fact, we only found out through the community grapevine.

We don't just work here; we live here.

03/19/2026

If you are in need of food resources, the Drive-Up Mobile Pantry Food Distribution is this Saturday at the White Mountain Mall.

3 days until the Drive-Up Mobile Pantry Food Distribution! 🥕🌽🥒🍅