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Police Department
From the Chief...
On behalf of the members of the Highland Village Police Department, I want to express my thanks to the citizens of our community who are the primary reason we have been ranked as the Safest City in North Texas for seven years in a row and twice in Texas. Without your help, we would not have been able to keep criminal activity to a minimum while at the same time providing quality community service programs.
I am very proud to serve as the Chief of Police for such a fine organization and community. I truly believe that our department and city are at the best that they have ever been and that by continuing to focus on our Community Oriented Public Safety (COPS) model, we will achieve even greater accomplishments.
Please take the time to go through our website and learn about the many programs we offer for the Community, Youth and Businesses. If at any time, we can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us at HVPD@highlandvillage.org.
Ed O'Bara | Chief of Police City of Highland Village | 1000 Highland Village, 75077 | Highland Village, TX 75077 o 972.317.6551 | f 972.317.8974 | eobara@highlandvillage.orgOur twenty-nine police officers, eight civilian support staff, and more than forty Police Auxiliary volunteers are here to serve the citizens of our community.
We build programs and people that support our Community Oriented Public Safety (COPS) philosophy. This means that all of our actions are directed at making Highland Village a safe and enjoyable place to live where citizens and visitors feel that they are partners with the police department and that they can come to us with any question, concern or issue. The primary purpose of this partnership is to prevent criminal and safety related problems from occurring.