Neighborhood Response Team

For occasions when a traditional police response is not effective or a neighborhood problem is beyond a patrol officer's ability or training to solve, the Kent Police Department has developed a special strategy called Neighborhood Response to effectively deal with this type of situation.

Our Neighborhood Response Team (NRT) is comprised of several officers. If you feel that you have a problem outside the capability of a patrol officer to solve (e.g. chronic, significant), please contact your Neighborhood BlockWatch Captains and the following NRT members for assistance:

  • Mill Creek NRT Officer: Ofc. Kevin Bateman (253)856-5894
  • Crime Prevention Officer: Ofc. Paul Petersen (253)856-5877
  • NRT Supervisor: Sgt. Mark Gustafson (253)856-5836.

Remember, ALWAYS call 9-1-1 if you see an incident or crime "IN PROGRESS" or if you want to report a crime in which you are the victim. A patrol officer will promptly respond to investigate your incident or concern.

 

Call 911.

If you see anything suspicious, call 911 to report it to the police. Be the best witness you can be and get any details you can about suspicious vehicles or people.