Takoma Park Police are investigating an armed robbery, reported at the police station on January 30, that occurred earlier this month.
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The following statement by Takoma Park Police Chief Antonio DeVaul addresses recent concerns raised by law enforcement leaders regarding federal immigration enforcement activities and clarifies the standards expected of all law enforcement agencies operating in Takoma Park.
Takoma Park Police Chief Antonio DeVaul announced the arrest of a Takoma Park woman in connection with a vandalism incident that damaged a residential property earlier this month.
Takoma Park Police are investigating multiple vandalism and theft incidents that occurred across the city on January 9 and January 10, including damage to a convenience store, a residence, and several vehicles.
Takoma Park Police have announced the arrest of a man following a reported burglary attempt Tuesday night.
The Takoma Park Police Department announced on Wednesday night the arrest of a Washington DC man in connection with recent overnight burglary activity in the city.
Automated stop sign enforcement in Takoma Park officially moves from warnings to citations this week, with drivers facing fines beginning Thursday, January 8, 2026.
As New Year’s celebrations approach, Takoma Park Police are reminding residents to prioritize pet safety, particularly as fireworks noise can pose serious risks to animals. While fireworks are illegal in Montgomery County, police note that not everyone follows the law, increasing the chances of unexpected loud noises that can frighten pets and cause them to flee or become distressed.
With New Year’s celebrations approaching, Montgomery County officials are reminding residents that all fireworks are illegal in the county, including items many people mistakenly believe are harmless, such as sparklers. The prohibition applies year-round, not just during holidays.
Police are warning residents about a growing scam involving fake QR code stickers placed in public spaces, designed to trick people into giving up personal information or money.
The City of Takoma Park will implement an innovative stop sign camera enforcement program beginning in early 2026. The four-year pilot program was authorized through the Maryland General Assembly, SB0600, (https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2025RS/bills/sb/sb0600E.pdf) and approved by the Takoma Park City Council.