Hiring Evidence Technician

The Fife Police Department is hiring for the position of Evidence Technician. Applications must be turned in to City Hall by Friday, February 14, 2014.

MISSING PERSON

Wendy L Cope

DOB: 10/04/1965

LSA: 1501 33rd Ave East – Love’s Truck Stop

 On January 17, 2014 the above female was last seen at the Loves Truck Stop in Fife at approx. 1030 Hrs.  Cope suffers from Bi-Polar Disorder and Schizophrenia and did not have any of her medications, wallet, money, or cell phone with her when she went missing.  Cope is described as “very friendly and highly vulnerable” by family members and was seen talking with truck drivers in the truck stop parking area just before her disappearance.

 
Please contact Lt. Thompson or Det. Rackley if Cope is located 253-922-6633

Hiring Police Services Specialist

The Fife Police Department is hiring for the position of Police Services Specialist. Applications must be received at Fife City Hall by Friday, January 31st. 

Safe Street Of The Week

The safe street of the week this week is 20th Street E. from 54th Avenue to 70th Street. The posted speed limit is 35 MPH. The school zone limit is 20 MPH during the hours of 6:30 - 9:00 A.M.  and 2:30 - 4:30 P.M.
Thank you for helping us keep Fife neighborhoods safe!

Safe Street Of The Week

The safe street of the week this week is Valley Avenue E. from 70th Avenue to Freeman Road. The posted speed limit is 35 MPH and our motorcycle officers will be out running radar. Thank you for helping us keep Fife neighborhoods safe!

Tips for calling 911

Calling 911 is stressful but call-takers are trained to help you. Knowing what to expect can make calling go smoothly and get you any needed help.

 

1. REMAIN CALM…

Speak slowly and clearly.

2. EXPLAIN WHY YOU ARE CALLING…

Explain what you are reporting. Describe if the situation is still happening or not.

911 operators will ask questions about the Who, What, Where, When, Why & How of the

incident.

3. GIVE THE ADDRESS…

Give the exact location/address of the situation. Include street or apartment numbers,

floor, and any information that will help emergency responders find the correct location.

4. GIVE YOUR NAME AND YOUR CURRENT LOCATION…

While not required, giving your name helps with any investigations that occur.

5. GIVE THE TELEPHONE NUMBER FROM WHERE YOU ARE CALLING…

Provide this information in case more information is later needed.

6. STAY ON THE LINE. DO NOT HANG UP…

Do not hang up until the 911 operator releases your call. Provide all the information you have. Situations change constantly and updated information may be needed.

Emergency Calls:

-Crimes in progress

-Offender at the scene of the crime
-Witnesses at the scene of the crime
-Any incident involving injuries 

11th Reserve Police Officer Academy begins!

The Fife Police Department began their 11th Reserve Police Officer Academy on January 2nd.

The Reserve Police Officer Academy consists of approximately 330 hours of police related training.  To graduate and receive a Reserve Police Officer Commission in the State of Washington, students must be able to pass all written tests including the State Exam, an emergency vehicle operations course, firearms qualifications, defensive tactics, and practical mock scene scenarios. The academy takes approximately 5 months to complete.

 

Students in the classroom



Students line up for the Pledge of Allegiance

For more information on how to become a Reserve Police Officer please visit their site:
Fife Reserve Police Officer