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  1. Free Speech Events How to get permitted for a rally, protest, or demonstration. Jump to a subject: Application Deadline and Fees | Safety Requirements | ...
  2. Additional Permits Required permits for specific features of your special event. The Special Event Permit is designed to incorporate the most common types of ...
  3. Venues with Added Requirements Event locations that have special considerations or other requirements for holding events. Learn about event locations in Seattle that have ...
  4. Application Review and Denial Application review process and why some permits may be denied or revoked. IN THIS SECTION Denial Revocation ...
  5. Mail or Package Theft Prevention Safety tips to prevent packages from being stolen Mail General mail theft tips, from the United States Postal Inspection Service: ...
  6. Mail or Package Theft If you believe you are witnessing a mail theft or package theft in progress, call 9-1-1 immediately. If you believe you are witnessing a ...
  7. Public Data Sets An overview of Public Data Sets Data.Seattle.Gov Datasets Data.Seattle.Gov makes high value, machine-readable datasets created by the ...
  8. SeaStat An overview of SeaStat What is SeaStat? Launched in August 2014, SeaStat is aimed at quickly addressing crime hotspots based on analysis ...
  9. Online Data Maps An overview of Online Data Maps The Seattle Police Department Data Maps provide two ways of viewing crimes mapped online. They each ...
  10. Use of Force Data Learn More about Use of Force Why SPD Provides Use of Force Data As part of the Police Foundation's Public Safety Open Data Portal we ...
  11. Use of Force Dashboard Learn more about Use of Force
  12. Reporting Graffiti Report it, document it, and then clean it up thoroughly and immediately. Graffiti is vandalism without permission. Graffiti is created ...
  13. Reporting Suspicious Behavior What to do if you notice suspicious activity We can't stress enough the importance of reporting suspicious behavior.  Sometimes, people are ...
  14. Reporting Drug Activity What to do if you suspect drug activity Drug Activity in Progress - Call 9-1-1 For drug activity that is in progress or needs an ...
  15. Noise Complaints How to report a noise complaint What noises are illegal? Loud House Parties (Residential Disturbances) Noise is unlawful if: There ...
  16. Retrieving Property Held at the Evidence Unit How to reclaim evidence You can reclaim lost/found or items used in an investigation from the Evidence Unit. If your item(s) were part ...
  17. Get Fingerprinted How to get fingerprinted The Seattle Police Department Public Request Unit is currently fingerprinting for new/original concealed pistol ...
  18. Get a Gun Permit How to get a gun permit First Time Licensing Process Original license cost $48 Department of Licensing requires that you fill out ...
  19. Disposal of Unwanted Firearms, Ammo or Fireworks How to surrender a firearm Did you know Seattle police can assist you in disposing of any unwanted firearms, ammunition or fireworks? The ...
  20. Report a Missing Person How to report a missing person You do not need to wait 24 hours before reporting a missing person. If the individual is a  ...
  21. Resources List of agencies that can help SUICIDE / EMOTIONAL CRISIS Website:   Crisis Connections 24-Hr Crisis Line: (866) 427-4747 The 24-Hour ...
  22. After a Violent Crime What to do after a violent crime Sometimes injuries that do not seem serious at first can get worse later. As soon as possible after the ...
  23. The Rights of Crime Survivors Outlining the rights of crime survivors Rights of Victims, Survivors, and Witnesses (RCW 7.69.030) A reasonable effort will be made to ...
  24. Domestic Violence How to respond to incidents of domestic violence The Domestic Violence Unit investigates felony and/or misdemeanor crimes involving family ...
  25. What can I do to stay safe? What a victim of Domestic Violence can do to stay safe. Planning for your safety and your children's safety is critical. It may be helpful ...