Take the Evansville Police Department Community Survey Today

Why Your Feedback Matters to the EPD

The Evansville Police Department is asking community members to take part in a new Community Survey, and it's an opportunity for residents to provide honest feedback about the department and the services it provides. Whether you've had positive interactions, have suggestions for improvement, or simply want to share your perspective, every response helps paint a clearer picture of what matters most to the people who call Evansville home.

What the EPD Community Survey Covers

The survey takes about 10 minutes to complete and is completely voluntary. You can skip any questions you'd rather not answer, and all responses are anonymous and confidential. That means you can be open and honest, knowing your feedback will be used to help the department evaluate its services, identify areas where improvements can be made, and better understand how the community views policing in Evansville.

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The information gathered through the survey will also help the department set priorities moving forward as it continues its commitment to providing responsive, professional, and compassionate police services. Community input plays an important role in that process, and the Evansville Police Department says every response is valuable.

Other Ways to Complete the EPD Community Survey

Paper copies of the survey are also available in the lobby of the Crime Prevention Unit at the CK Newsome Center, located at 100 E. Walnut Street, Suite 100. You can always email the Evansville Police Department if you have questions about the survey.

Are you ready to share your thoughts right now? Go for it! Click the button below to go ahead and take the Community Survey online.

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Taking just a few minutes today could help shape the future of policing in Evansville. It's a simple way to make your voice heard and help strengthen the partnership between the police department and the community it serves.