
Chief of Police
Steven Stogner
Office of the ChiefFor department leadership matters, use the email link below. For immediate police assistance, call 911 or the non-emergency line.
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About the department
We work with the community to solve problems, protect individual rights, and improve the quality of life in Del City.
1948Our mission
The Del City Police Department is committed to providing professional police service through community cooperation, creating realistic solutions to problems, maintaining respect for individual rights, and enhancing the quality of life for the community.
Command leadership
Meet DCPD command staff from the Chief of Police through Lieutenant. Shift and division assignments are listed with the best way to contact each supervisor.

Chief of Police
For department leadership matters, use the email link below. For immediate police assistance, call 911 or the non-emergency line.
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Major
(405)671-8853
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Lieutenant
(405)671-8849
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Lieutenant
(405)671-8860
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How we serve
Division command and four patrol shifts serving Del City around the clock.
Investigations, detectives, records, and property services.
Police-community relations, traffic, animal control, school resource officers, and motor operations.
Police communications personnel reporting directly to the Chief of Police.

Department Chaplain
The Department Chaplain provides confidential support, crisis response, and care for DCPD personnel, their families, and members of the community.
Email the Department ChaplainOur history
Honoring the leaders who helped shape the Del City Police Department and their years of service to this community.

First Del City Police Chief

Former Chief of Police
Chief of Police Carter Park Carter Park Annexed September 1954

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In memoriam
We honor Del City officers who lost their lives and preserve their service for future generations.

Captain

Patrolman
Patrolman William Keith succumbed to injuries sustained in a vehicle crash seven days earlier. Patrolman Keith, who had only been on the force for three days, was involved in a vehicle pursuit. Patrolman Keith's sergeant, who was riding with him at the time, was firing his service pistol and shotgun at the fleeing car. Patrolman Keith lost control of the vehicle at Southeast 74th Street and South Sunnylane Road and struck a light pole at an estimated 80 mph. Patrolman Keith was taken to a local hospital where he died one week later. The sergeant was critically injured and medically retired from the department. The driver they were pursuing was charged with manslaughter, leaving the scene of an accident, and failure to stop and render aid. He was acquitted of the manslaughter charge. Patrolman Keith had served with the Del City Police Department for ten days. He was survived by his wife and three young children.
Contact DCPD
Day entrance (south side):
Monday–Thursday 7:30 AM–5:30 PM
Friday 7:30 AM–11:30 AM · Closed holidays
Night entrance (north side):
5:00 PM–8:00 AM, weekends, and holidays