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n one another or individuals, racist content, any comments that cause or promote community discord, and anyone who continuously exhibits disruptive, toxic, counterproductive content to our page. The Navajo Nation is located in the southwest area of the United States and within the Navajo Nation are four states: Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado. The Navajo Nation is roughly over 27,000 square miles and the Navajo Police Department is responsible for providing police services to this area. The Navajo Police Department is under the Navajo Division of Public Safety and as a whole, is comprised of seven (7) Police Districts. Those Police Districts are Window Rock, Shiprock, Crownpoint, Tuba City, Chinle, Kayenta, and Dilkon. Emergency Contact Numbers:

Window Rock District
Dispatch Phone Number: 928-871-6111 or 6112

Shiprock District
Dispatch Phone Number: 505-368-1350 or 1350

Crownpoint District
Dispatch Phone Number: 505-786-2050 or 2051

Tuba City District
Dispatch Phone Number: 928-283-3111 or 3112

Chinle District
Dispatch Phone Number: 928-674-2111 or 2112

Kayenta District
Dispatch Phone Number: 928-697-5600

Dilkon District
Dispatch Phone Number: 928-657-8074

COMMUNITY NOTICE: DILKON AND KAYENTAJune 6, 2026 at 9:30 PM, The Navajo Police Department Districts (Kayenta and Dilkon)...
06/07/2026

COMMUNITY NOTICE: DILKON AND KAYENTA

June 6, 2026 at 9:30 PM, The Navajo Police Department Districts (Kayenta and Dilkon) is experiencing phone service disruption and It is unknown when the issue will be resolved.

For emergencies, call Dilkon District, use the Alternate Dispatch phone line at 928-637-5118.

For emergencies, call Kayenta District, use the Alternate Dispatch phone line at 928-637-5930.

TRAFFIC ALERT: SHIPROCK DISTRICTJune 5, 2026 @ 7:36 AMIncident: Semi-Vehicle Rollover Location: US Highway 491, Milepost...
06/05/2026

TRAFFIC ALERT: SHIPROCK DISTRICT

June 5, 2026 @ 7:36 AM

Incident: Semi-Vehicle Rollover

Location: US Highway 491, Milepost 56, Newcomb, New Mexico.

**SLOW DOWN IN THE AREA AND USE CAUTION AS THE SEMI-TRUCK IS IN THE MEDIUM LANE.**

The Navajo Police Department Shiprock District is aware and partial road is closed off on both the northbound and southbound lane.

UPDATE COMMUNITY NOTICE: CROWNPOINT DISTRICT6/3/2026 at 5:49 PM, The Navajo Police Department Crownpoint District Phone ...
06/03/2026

UPDATE COMMUNITY NOTICE: CROWNPOINT DISTRICT

6/3/2026 at 5:49 PM, The Navajo Police Department Crownpoint District Phone lines are now back in service. Please call the Crownpoint dispatch 505-786-2050/2051 for emergency services.

We greatly appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding.

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The Navajo Police Department Crownpoint District is experiencing phone service disruption on their dispatch phone line 505-786-2050/2051.

For emergencies, we ask our community members to call the cell phone dispatch at 928-637-3694 until further notice.

It is unknown when the issue will be resolved.

FORT DEFIANCE, Ariz. - Today, May 28, 2026, at approximately 11:49 a.m., it was reported to the Navajo Police Department...
05/28/2026

FORT DEFIANCE, Ariz. - Today, May 28, 2026, at approximately 11:49 a.m., it was reported to the Navajo Police Department Window Rock District that a 2-year-old child was missing from a family’s residence.

The Navajo Police Department’s Missing Person’s (MP) Unit, the NPD Window Rock District, and Navajo Nation Fire and Rescue Services- Window Rock responded to the scene.

Minutes after their arrival, a child could be heard crying in the distance. The NPD MP Unit and a family member found the 2-year-old safe about 550 feet away from the residence.

The child was evaluated by medical personnel and found to have only minor scratches. The mother and child were transported to the Tsehootsoi Medical Center for further evaluation.

In the event that you have a loved one go missing, always report the missing person as soon as possible. Early notification from the family and a fast response from responders made all the difference with this situation.

Thank you for the quick response and coordinated efforts of all those involved in today’s successful rescue.

The Navajo Police Department remembers and honors those that gave a legacy for our freedom. Some gave a few years of ser...
05/25/2026

The Navajo Police Department remembers and honors those that gave a legacy for our freedom.

Some gave a few years of service. Some gave a lifetime. And some gave everything.

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember the heroes who never made it home — the sons, daughters, parents, friends, and neighbors whose courage and sacrifice protect the freedoms we often take for granted.

Behind every flag placed, every folded uniform, and every silent moment of remembrance is a story of bravery, love, and devotion to something greater than self.

Today is more than the start of summer. It is a day to honor those who stood for our country and paid the ultimate price. May we never forget their sacrifice, and may we live in a way that honors their legacy.

Honoring Partnership, Service, and the Strength of Our CommunitiesThis week at the Twin Arrows Casino and Resort in Flag...
05/22/2026

Honoring Partnership, Service, and the Strength of Our Communities

This week at the Twin Arrows Casino and Resort in Flagstaff, Arizona, we witnessed a powerful reminder of what can happen when agencies come together with one shared purpose: to protect and serve our people with unity, respect, and commitment. The Navajo Police Department Cross‑Commission Training brought together 35 law enforcement officers from the Arizona Department of Public Safety, Apache County Sheriff’s Office, Navajo County Sheriff’s Office, and the Hopi tribal Police Department, standing side‑by‑side with the Navajo Nation to strengthen the circle of safety around our communities.

This collaborative effort ensures that the agencies whose jurisdictions border or overlap the Navajo Nation are prepared, trained, and authorized to enforce Navajo Nation laws—helping to ensure more effective response by sharing resources, and upholding the safety of our families and homelands.

We were deeply appreciative to have the Honorable Judge Victor Clyde administer the Oath of Office whereby swearing in the newly cross‑commissioned officers, marking a meaningful step forward in partnership and shared responsibility.

We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to the instructors and presenters who poured their knowledge, time, and passion into this training:

1. Kevin Barnett, Navajo Nation Prosecutor’s Office
2. Dr. Jordan Begay, Navajo Nation Department of Family & Child Services
3. Sgt. Dallas Begay, Navajo Police Department
4. Officer Augustine Miller, Navajo Police Department
5. Officer Chester Hosteen, Navajo Police Department

Their expertise ensured that every officer walked away better prepared to serve our communities with knowledge and cultural understanding.

When Navajo, Hopi, county, and state agencies come together, we strengthen not only our response—but our relationships, our trust, and our shared commitment to the people.

We look forward to continued collaboration as we serve and protect with one heart. One Nation. Many Partners. Stronger Together.

During National EMS Week, the Navajo Police Department and NPD Communication Bureau proudly recognizes and honors the de...
05/22/2026

During National EMS Week, the Navajo Police Department and NPD Communication Bureau proudly recognizes and honors the dedicated Emergency Medical Services professionals who serve communities across the Navajo Nation with courage, compassion, and commitment.

Every day, EMS personnel answer the call during medical emergencies, vehicle crashes, critical incidents, and life-threatening situations. Their quick response, professionalism, and lifesaving care make a tremendous difference for our communities and families.

The Navajo Police Department values the strong partnership shared with EMS providers, dispatchers, firefighters, hospitals, and first responders who work together to protect the health and safety of the Navajo Nation. Whether responding during the day, late at night, or in difficult weather and road conditions, EMS personnel continue to demonstrate unwavering dedication to serving others.

This week, we extend our sincere appreciation to all EMTs, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and ambulance personnel for the sacrifices they make and the care they provide throughout the Navajo Nation.

Thank you for your service, professionalism, and commitment to saving lives.

Happy National EMS Week from the Navajo Police Department.

NATIONAL POLICE WEEK IN WASHINGTON, DC. WASHINGTON, D.C. – Representatives from the Navajo Police Department proudly att...
05/22/2026

NATIONAL POLICE WEEK IN WASHINGTON, DC.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Representatives from the Navajo Police Department proudly attended National Police Week in Washington, D.C., joining law enforcement officers from across the United States in honoring the courage, sacrifice, and service of fallen officers.

Sergeant Lucy Dan, Officer Eldon Foster, and Officer Herbert Frazier represented the Navajo Nation during this year’s events, which pay tribute to officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty and recognize the continued dedication of law enforcement professionals nationwide.

National Police Week serves as a time of remembrance, unity, and support for law enforcement families and agencies. The officers participated in memorial ceremonies, fellowship events, and gatherings honoring those who gave their lives protecting their communities.

The Navajo Police Department is honored to have Sergeant Dan, Officer Foster, and Officer Frazier represent the Navajo Nation on a national level. Their attendance reflects the department’s commitment to honoring the legacy of fallen officers while strengthening partnerships with fellow law enforcement agencies from across the country.

We thank all law enforcement officers for their continued dedication and service to their communities.

CHINLE, Ariz. — Navajo Police officers arrested Terrence Draper of Del Mu**to this morning.At 10:45 AM, The Navajo Polic...
05/20/2026

CHINLE, Ariz. — Navajo Police officers arrested Terrence Draper of Del Mu**to this morning.

At 10:45 AM, The Navajo Police Department Chinle District received reports that Terrence Draper was hiding inside a residential home in the Canyon De Chelly Housing. Terrence Draper was arrested without incident and booked into Chinle Correctional Detention Center.

Last night, Terrence Draper fled from law enforcement officers and made his way through a canyon area. Our officers followed his tracks to residential homes near Del Mu**to, AZ.

The Navajo Police would like to thank the community for taking the extra security measures last night and sharing the information with family, friends and their community.

The Navajo Police Department want to thank our officers for working together and keeping our communities safe.

CHINLE, Ariz. — Navajo Police officers are currently responding to an active incident involving an aggravated assault an...
05/20/2026

CHINLE, Ariz. — Navajo Police officers are currently responding to an active incident involving an aggravated assault and violation of a court order approximately 5.8 miles east of Chinle, Arizona.

The suspect has fled from law enforcement officers and made his way through a canyon area. Our officers followed his tracks to residential homes near Del Mu**to, AZ.

The Navajo Police is searching for Terrence Draper. Terrance Draper last seen wearing black over black, carrying a back pack, and wearing a blue/black mask. Terrence Draper is considered armed and dangerous. Do not make contact with the suspect.

The Navajo Police is urging residents to lock your door, refrain from leaving your doors and windows unsecured.

There will be heavy police presence in the area. Report any suspicious person to the Navajo Police Chinle District at 928-674-2111

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