Patrol Divisions

Hefner Division – Major Ryan Boxwell, Division Commander

The Hefner Briefing Station is located at 3924 NW 122nd St. directly next door to John Marshall High School. The Hefner Division serves the northwest part of Oklahoma City. The divisional boundaries are north of NW 23rd Street and west of Pennsylvania Avenue. Hefner Division includes landmarks such as Mercy Hospital, Quail Springs Mall, Integris Baptist Medical Center and lakes Overholser and Hefner. 

Hefner Division: (405) 297-1150

Hefner Lake Patrol: (405) 297-1175

Overholser Lake Patrol: (405) 297-1176

Police Community Relations: MSgt. Bob Skalla, (405) 316-5035

Springlake Division - Major Kreg Kettler, Division Commander

Springlake Briefing Station is located at 4116 N Prospect Ave. on the northeast side of Oklahoma City. Springlake Division boundaries are north of NW 10th Street and east of Pennsylvania Avenue. Key city landmarks found in Springlake Division includes the Oklahoma City Zoo, Remington Park Racetrack, Midtown, OU Health Sciences Center and Frontier City.

Springlake Division: (405) 297 1160

Police Community Relations: MSgt. Erick Huff, (405) 316-5138

Santa Fe Division - Major Taylor Dinh, Division Commander 

The Santa Fe Briefing Station is located at 9000 S. Santa Fe Avenue. Santa Fe Division covers the southeast part of Oklahoma City (and a small section of SW OKC). In some places, the division stretches as far south as SE 179th St., west to May Ave., just north of Reno Ave. and east to Fishmarket Rd.  

Santa Fe Division: (405) 297-1190

Police Community Relations: Sgt. Brad Gilmore, (918) 883-3208

Southwest Division - Major Larry Withrow, Division Commander

The Southwest Briefing Station, formerly known as Will Rogers, is the newest division in the Oklahoma City Police Department. It is located at 5501 S Portland Ave. near Will Rogers World Airport. Southwest Division covers the southwest portion of Oklahoma City.  Generally speaking, the boundaries are from NW 23rd Street south to the Canadian River and from Richland Road to east to Pennsylvania Ave. Southwest Division includes key landmarks such as the State Fairgrounds, Will Rogers World Airport, the Stockyards, Oklahoma City Community College, Clarence E. Paige Airport, and the Outlet Mall.

Southwest Division: (405) 297-1177

Police Community Relations: Sgt. Michael Miller, (405) 316-4372

Bricktown Division - Major Dan Stewart, Division Commander

Bricktown is a sub-division of the Oklahoma City Police Department. It is located in the heart of the Bricktown Entertainment District at 219 E Main St. The Bricktown Division houses specialized units such as the Bike Patrol Unit, the Ambassadors, and the Police Service Technicians. The Bricktown Division includes entertainment venues such as the Bricktown Ballpark, the Paycom Center, the Bricktown Canal, Bass Pro Shop and the Whitewater River Rapids.

Bricktown Division: (405) 297-1180

Bike & River Patrol

The purpose of the Bricktown Bicycle/Beat Patrol Unit is to provide police protection in the area of Oklahoma City designated as Bricktown and the Downtown Business District. The Bricktown Bicycle Unit will strive to maintain positive community relationships throughout the Bricktown community. This type of patrol will give the citizens in the Bricktown area the constant approachable feeling of police to community contact. The Unit accomplishes this goal by riding the Police mountain bicycle whenever possible.

In 1990, the Oklahoma City Police Department established a full-time bicycle unit to be used in high crime areas identified by each uniform division. The unit was to be used to target specific crimes in designated areas. More importantly however, the unit was designed to promote a positive relationship with the community, as the officers would be more accessible than conventional patrol officers.  

In 1998, the Bicycle Unit was moved from the command of the Operations Administration to the Uniform Support Division. The unit was assigned to patrol the Bricktown area on a full-time basis. In 2008, four additional positions were added to the Bricktown Bike Patrol Unit. These four positions specifically focus on high police visibility and quality of life issues within the Central Business District of Oklahoma City.

Bike/River Patrol: (405) 297-1180

Parking Enforcement

The Oklahoma City Police Department utilizes Police Service Technicians (PSTs) for parking enforcement in Downtown and Bricktown areas of Oklahoma City. The Unit is highly visible in the Downtown area and relied upon to enforce parking regulations during business hours. In addition to parking enforcement, PSTs are called to assist officers on any call where traffic control is needed. The PSTs are also used for traffic control during special events, Thunder games and dignitary escorts.

Parking Enforcement: (405) 297-1180

Oklahoma City Ambassadors

The Oklahoma City Ambassadors is a program within the Department’s Special Protection Events & Emergency Response (SPEER) Unit whose primary goal is being goodwill ambassadors for the City of Oklahoma City at special events, in downtown Oklahoma City, Bricktown, and Riverfront. The Oklahoma City Ambassadors were created in 2003 with start-up funding from a federal grant.

Oklahoma City Ambassadors will provide information and assistance to citizens, assist with traffic control, and serve as extra “eyes and ears” for the Police Department. Oklahoma City Ambassador Representatives will be easily identifiable but distinguishable from Oklahoma City Police Officers. Oklahoma City Ambassadors do not possess any police powers.

Ambassador Program: (405) 297-1180