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Five Fast Facts about Canine Police Officers
Wed, May 01, 2019
When you're traveling through Sea-Tac Airport, you may have noticed dogs patrolling the ticketing area or working in the terminal. These four-legged police officers are well-loved by travelers and airport employees alike, but did ...
Police Escorts for Health
Wed, Oct 03, 2018
Port of Seattle Police Department Sergeant Jason Coke spends his work days patrolling Sea-Tac Airport. When he had to navigate through Sea-Tac during a family emergency, he didn't realize how challenging it would be. He was ...
Anti-Human Trafficking Information and Resources
What you should do: If you're traveling through the airport and you see something suspicious, here are three things you can do: Call 911Tell an airport staff about the situation you've noticedCall the National Human Traf...
911 Communications
The Port of Seattle Police & Fire Communications unit is located at Sea-Tac Airport and staffed 24/7. The communications center is a primary public safety answering point (PSAP) and handles the police, fire, and medical reques...
Use of Force Annual Review
The Port of Seattle Police Department responds to more than 24,000 calls on an annual basis. Most of those calls result in providing assistance to a community member or passenger, a police investigation, or a referral to med...
Port Police
The Port of Seattle Police Department provides the primary law enforcement service to SEA Airport and the Port's Maritime properties. The Department was created in 1972 and currently consists of about 120 commissioned police offic...
Crowd Management Unit
The Port of Seattle Crowd Management Unit (CMU) includes 16 commissioned officers with specialized training in using bicycles as a crowd management tool. The CMU is a member of the Valley Civil Disturbance Unit (VCDU) and wit...
Police Training Officer (PTO)
When a new officer (entry level or lateral) is hired by the Port of Seattle Police Department, the officer must complete a Police Training Officer (PTO) Program. Entry-level officers will spend a minimum of 17 weeks in the program...
Criminal Investigations Division
The Criminal Investigations Division (CID) is responsible for providing specialized investigations for crimes committed within the jurisdiction of the Port of Seattle. Under the supervision of Commander Sean Gillebo and working cl...
