Hamtramck Police Department

Happy Easter from your Hamtramck Police Department! Wishing everyone in our community a safe, joyful, and blessed Easter Sunday filled with peace, family, and celebration.

Autism is more than a diagnosis; it is an identity, a community, and a lived experience that carries both challenges and triumphs. Together, we honor and support our neurodiverse neighbors who enrich our community in countless ways.

This April, the Hamtramck Police Department proudly recognizes Autism Acceptance Month, reaffirming our commitment to embracing differences, not just this month, but every day.

From public service and the arts to science and education, Arab Americans have shaped our shared story in countless ways. Join us in recognizing their lasting impact and the diversity that strengthens us all.

This April, the Hamtramck Police Department proudly celebrates Arab American Heritage Month, a time to honor the achievements, culture, and contributions of Arab Americans who continue to enrich our nation and communities.

For this week’s Who’s Who Wednesday, we’re highlighting Officer Jamaria Clark of our Patrol Division. Have a question you’d like us to ask in a future Who’s Who Wednesday? Drop it in the comments and you might see it in an upcoming video.

The Department maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward reckless driving and remains firmly committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all who travel on Hamtramck’s roadways.

The Hamtramck Police Department is aware of the reckless driving incidents that occurred within the city over the weekend. Officers promptly responded to the scenes, and a thorough investigation is currently underway.

For this week’s Who’s Who Wednesday, we’re highlighting Officer Zain Alsayad of our Patrol Division. Have a question you’d like us to ask in a future Who’s Who Wednesday? Drop it in the comments and you might see it in an upcoming video.

An Eid Message from Chief Farhat

Eid Mubarak from the Hamtramck Police Department! We are proud to serve such a diverse and vibrant community, and we thank everyone for continuing to look out for one another. If you’re celebrating today, please do so safely and enjoy the day.

For this week’s Who’s Who Wednesday, we’re highlighting Sergeant Naseer Golla of our Patrol Division. Have a question you’d like us to ask in a future Who’s Who Wednesday? Drop it in the comments and you might see it in an upcoming video.

If you choose to drink, don’t drink and drive: designate a sober driver, use a rideshare or taxi, or arrange a safe ride before you go out. Our officers will be out to help keep everyone safe, and we want you to make it home safely too.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the Hamtramck Police Department! As you enjoy the celebrations around our city, please celebrate responsibly, plan ahead, and look out for one another.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the Hamtramck Police Department!

Members of the Hamtramck Police Department attended the Common Word Alliance and MASCH 16th Interfaith Community Iftar yesterday. We were honored to join a diverse group of community members in coming together to break the fast.

If you witness reckless or dangerous driving, please report it by calling the Hamtramck Police Department front desk at 313-800-5281. Your cooperation helps protect our community and improves traffic safety for everyone.

We are spending Reading Month back in classrooms. Yesterday at Dickinson East Elementary, Chief Farhat and Sgt Golla took turns sharing stories with students. Our officers love celebrating the joy of reading and building relationships with the kids who call this community home.

Late-Night Patrols Net Multiple Arrests Following Pursuits