Let the RPD know what your concerns are in your neighborhood.

Did you witness a crime, don't assume someone else is going to contact the police. Here's a way to let us know anonymously.

Are people driving way too fast on your street? Let us know about it. This is an online form you can fill out in order to let us know the times and specific nature of your traffic complaint. You may request the Reading Police set up a traffic enforcement post on your street.

This resource is offered by the Reading Police Department to Community Residents. Click on this link and learn more about how you can take advantage of this valuable resource by requesting to have a traffic survey of your street conducted by the Reading Police Department.

The Reading Police Department proudly annouce the 28th year of hosting their Children's Holiday Party.

Photos are included. Owners must provide proof of ownership before property is released from the police station.

Details: The U.S. Department of Justice has announced four new public service announcements (PSAs) to help prevent online crimes against children. Developed under the Department's Project Safe Childhood initiative, the PSAs were produced collaboratively by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, the Hispanic Communications Network, and the Internet child safety organizations INOBTR (“I Know Better”) and iKeepSafe. One series of PSAs alerts parents about the risk of online sexual exploitation and encourages them to supervise their children's use of the Internet. The other targets potential online predators, warning them of the serious criminal penalties awaiting those who victimize children.

Vehilce Day is a summer highlight for the Reading Public Library Children's Room and for the whole town as well. With over 360 Children and their caregivers, the event was well attended!

Open to Reading Residents Only! This annual event is hosted by the men and women in blue who protect and serve you throughout the year. Reservations are necessary call (781)942-6794