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Questions & Answers

How do I report a crime?
How do I register my bicycle?
I heard the Wasilla Police Department has a Reserve Officer program. How can I participate in the Reserve program?
How can I apply for a job with the Wasilla Police Department?
The Wasilla Police Department completed an investigation of an incident in which I was involved. How can I get a copy of the report?

Q: How do I report a crime?
A:

You may call the City of Wasilla Police Department at 907.352.5401 for non-emergency reports. Any emergency will receive immediate attention by dialing 911. You may also stop by the Wasilla Police Department to report the incident. The Administrative Offices are open during business hours of Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. After hours there is a dispatch phone you may pick up and report your incident directly to Wasilla Police Dispatch. The Wasilla Police Department is located at 1800 E. Parks Highway in Wasilla (on the Parks Highway across from Target).

Q: How do I register my bicycle?
A:

Click here for a Bicycle Registration Form or pick one up at the Wasilla Police Department across from Target. You will be given a Bicycle License to attach to your bicycle and your information will be entered into a database under the Bicycle License number.

Q: I heard the Wasilla Police Department has a Reserve Officer program. How can I participate in the Reserve program?
A:

The Wasilla Police Department does have a Reserve Officer program. Participation is on a voluntary basis and offers training, experience and opportunities to serve the community in a worthwhile manner. Reserve officers act as volunteer police officers for the department. They may be called upon to assist in normal patrol functions, at special events and details, with investigations and in times of disaster or emergency. The selection process is basically the same as for a regular full time officer. The process may include a written test, oral board, individual interview, physical agility test, background investigation, polygraph exam and a psychological examination. Initial training normally consists of approximately 120 hours of introductory law enforcement training. The training is provided by the department. Following initial training, reserve officers are expected to dedicate at least 20 hours per month to the unit. Normally, there is no set schedule and reserve officers can complete their 20 hour commitment at their convenience. In addition, two training sessions are offered each month. Officers are expected to attend at least one of these sessions. Uniforms and other required equipment are provided by the department. Footwear is not provided. Reserve officers may purchase and provide approved personal equipment if they desire. Active hiring for the Reserve Program occurs usually once or twice a year and is advertised in the local newspaper. You may also inquire at the Wasilla Police Department as to whether active hiring is taking place at 907.352.5401.

Q: How can I apply for a job with the Wasilla Police Department?
A:

The Wasilla Police Department advertises any open positions through local newspapers, Job Service, at the City of Wasilla Home Page under Job Opportunities, or by contacting Human Resources at 907.373.9040. Hiring is accomplished through a competitive process. The City of Wasilla Human Resources Department distributes and collects employment packets only during open recruitment periods.

Q: The Wasilla Police Department completed an investigation of an incident in which I was involved. How can I get a copy of the report?
A:

Requests for reports may be obtained by filling out a Public Records Request. Click here for more information or to obtain a form. You may mail in the form with payment to Wasilla Police Department at 1800 E. Parks Hwy., Wasilla, AK 99654. Requests will be honored based on existing policies regarding release of information from police reports.

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