Police

The Town of Vienna Police Department is a full-service law enforcement agency employing 41 sworn officers and 11 civilian members.

The department is dedicated to providing the community with high-quality service in a prompt, courteous, and professional manner. The Vienna Police Department takes pride in its more than 50-year history of problem-solving, community-oriented policing.

Community Survey

Community policing means that our police officers are an integral part of the Vienna community.

Nothing is more important to the Vienna Police Department than for the residents of Vienna to feel safe in their community and for them to feel they are receiving quality police service. The 2023 National Community Survey once again showed that those priority goals are being achieved.

The survey which went to over 3,000 homes in Vienna, returned very positive results for the overall safety of the Town. 97% of those who responded rated their overall feeling of safety in Vienna as excellent or good. Very similar results were achieved for safety during the day, safety at night, safe from violent crime or property crime. The survey also showed that 93% of the respondents rated the police service as excellent or good.

These strong ratings reflect the commitment the Vienna Police Department has to community policing and the relationship between the police and the community. If you would like to see the entire 2023 National Community Survey, click the link. (2023 survey results)(PDF, 266KB)

Deer Management

Each year, deer management is conducted in select Fairfax County parks. This year, property in the Town of Vienna will be included. The program is conducted by the Fairfax County Police Department, in partnership with the Town of Vienna Police Department. For more information, visit the website at: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/wildlife/deer-management-program .

Flock Transparency Portal

The Vienna Police Department employs Flock Safety technology to collect objective evidence while prioritizing individual privacy. This system allows for retroactive searches to assist in solving crimes after they have occurred. Additionally, the cameras provide real-time alerts for vehicles on a hotlist, enabling the identification of missing individuals, Amber Alerts, and wanted persons. To promote transparency and ensure responsible use, the department has made its Flock Transparency Portal publicly accessible.

Vienna Police Department's Flock Transparency Portal

Community Programs

The Vienna Police Department's public information/community relations officer is the best contact for residents and media who are seeking information about the department. MPO Juan Vazquez can field just about any inquiry.

Community Policing Data

Effective July 1, 2020, the Virginia Department of State Police, Uniform Crime Reporting Unit began the collection of investigatory stop data based on the creation of the Community Policing Act.

Emergency Preparedness

At a Town-wide level, emergencies can come in many forms: snowstorms, severe rainstorms, flooding, a large fire, a significant accident that impacts travel, a global pandemic or terrorist act, a missing child or elderly person, and widespread power outage, to name just a few possible emergency scenarios.

Records (FOIA) Requests

The Town of Vienna is a proponent of government transparency and strives to respond to resident questions and requests for information promptly. Under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Virginia residents have the right to inspect or receive copies of public documents.

Weekly Highlights

A summary of notable incidents, community interactions, and public safety updates handled by the Vienna Police Department over the past week. This report includes selected cases of interest, traffic-related events, and reminders to help residents stay informed and engaged with local law enforcement efforts

General Orders

A comprehensive collection of policies and procedures that guide the operations, conduct, and responsibilities of the Vienna Police Department. These General Orders cover areas such as organizational structure, administrative processes, enforcement protocols, prisoner care, and response to resistance—ensuring accountability, consistency, and professionalism in all aspects of policing.

Noise Ordinance Section 10-20.1

This section outlines the Town of Vienna’s regulations on noise levels to preserve public peace and quality of life. Enforced by the Vienna Police Department, the ordinance defines prohibited noise sources, permissible sound levels by time and zone, and procedures for reporting violations. It serves as a guide for residents and businesses to maintain a respectful and quiet community environment

Animal Control

Vienna’s animal control officer enforces all state and local laws and ordinances pertaining to animals and their owners and handles any wildlife issues that may occur within the Town.

Working for the Vienna PD

If you meet the basic qualifications noted below and are dedicated to serving the community, the Vienna Police Department invites you to consider working with us. The Town expects its officers to live up to the standard of “Vienna’s finest,” and the hiring process is a thorough and rigorous one.

Community Room Rental

For information regarding the rental of the police community room "A", please reach out to Jennifer Dinges at jennifer.dinges@viennava.gov.

Contact Us

Phone

703-255-6366

Email

police@viennava.gov

Location

Vienna Police Department

215 Center Street S

22180

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Hours

Services provided 24/7

Personnel

Chief Jim Morris
703-255-6390
police@viennava.gov

Public Information/Community Relations
MPO Juan Vazquez
703-255-7845
Juan.Vazquez@viennava.gov