Community Police Academy. The 8-week academy provides an inside look at local law enforcement. The curriculum and teaching methods are similar to the traditional police academy. Visit our Community Police Academy page.

Community Watch is a crime prevention program that enlists the active participation of residents to reduce crime. For more information visit the Community Watch and crime prevention page.

Drug Disposal. Anyone can take their pills to the police department lobby and deposit them in the RX drop box. You do not have to leave any personal information when you drop off the pills. We cannot accept any liquids, gels, pastes, needles or the plastic containers that hold the pills. All the pills are destroyed in an incinerator. View the drug disposal protocol sheet.

Explorer Post 7100 is for career-oriented young adults ages 14 through 21. While the program is part of the Boy Scout of America, the Explorer program is distinctively different from scouting. Visit the Explorer page for more information.

National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer, more caring places to live. Arizona's events are held in October and SPD's event includes a community picnic at Posse Grounds Park. 

Partners Against Narcotic Trafficking has been serving Yavapai County since the mid 1980s. PANT targets street-level drug dealers in Verde Valley communities including the Sedona area. If you have information about drug activities in your neighborhood call the Verde Valley office at (928) 639-6999 or Prescott area office at (928) 778-0558.

Patch request.  Purchase a Sedona Police Department patch for $5. Four dollars from each patch supports the Sedona Police Explorers' participation in competitions, academies, and helps purchase equipment and uniforms. Get more information.

Ride Along Program allows members of the community to ride along with patrol officers during their normal course of duty. Get a copy of the request to ride along and waiver of liability at police headquarters, 100 Roadrunner Dr.

Vacation Property Watch program is conducted by the Sedona Community Police Alliance under the direction of the Sedona Police Department. The alliance will conduct periodic checks of your property for the period of time on your request. The minimum watch period is five days, with a maximum period of 30 days within a six-month period. Fill out our web form or download a PDF form to fill out and drop at the SPD front desk, 100 Roadrunner Dr.