FIND A USPD MEMBER

The United States Police Department (USPD) upholds strict privacy and security measures regarding its personnel. Due to the sensitive nature of many of our members' assignments, information about specific USPD personnel—including their roles, locations, or contact details—is not publicly available.

If you need to find information about, locate, or contact a specific USPD member, you must submit a formal request through the USPD Public Affairs Division at public.affairs@uspdonline.org. All requests will be reviewed for compliance with federal laws and internal security protocols before any information can be released.

How to Submit a Request

To inquire about a specific USPD member, please provide the following:

1. Your Full Name and Contact Information

2. The Reason for Your Inquiry (e.g., official business, media request, legal matter, or personal connection)

3. The Name or Identifying Details of the USPD Member

4. Any Supporting Information (e.g., case reference numbers, prior communication, or relevant documentation)

Requests are not automatically approved and will be processed on a case-by-case basis in accordance with security policies. USPD reserves the right to deny or restrict access to personnel information if disclosure is deemed inappropriate or a potential risk to law enforcement operations.

For Assistance

For all inquiries, please contact the USPD Public Affairs Division at public.affairs@uspdonline.org

Legal and Security Considerations

Requests for information about USPD personnel are subject to the following regulations and policies:

• Freedom of Information Act (FOIA): Governs access to federal records while protecting sensitive law enforcement data.

• Privacy Act of 1974: Protects personal information from unauthorized disclosure.

• Federal Records Act: Ensures proper handling and security of official records.

• Homeland Security Act: Safeguards information related to law enforcement, national security, and counterterrorism.

• Law Enforcement Sensitive (LES) Guidelines: Limits access to information that could compromise investigations, personnel safety, or operational security.