Police Facilities - Parking Procedures - Police Headquarters

Traffic exiting the parking lot can either use the alley to 15th Street or turn south in the lot towards Jackson Street.

When leaving the garage, left turns onto 14th Street or returning to the parking lot are prohibited.

The drive parallel to the police building and the alley between OPD and Mid-City Jewelry & Loan is one-way westbound.

All traffic lanes other than the one-way drive and alley are two-way.

Employees are expected to follow traffic signs, such as 'No Parking' and 'No Left Turn'.

Sworn employees without assigned parking receive OPD parking placards to park at designated meters.

The placards are valid during working hours, on working days, and must be displayed on the rearview mirror.

Placards are not transferable and cannot be used for non-work-related purposes.

Parking areas located along Jackson Street from 15th to 17th Street, and Jones Street from 15th to 16th Street. These areas are subject to change if other parking arrangements become available.

Using a parking placard in any location other than the designated zones is prohibited. It may lead to penalties, such as a ticket or disciplinary action.

The designated parking stall for the Chief of Police and their staff.

The designated parking stall for the Deputy Chief of the Police Department.

Reserved parking for the Forensic Investigations team. This includes multiple stalls labeled as POV (Police Owned Vehicle).

Reserved for police officers working within the Criminal Investigations Bureau (CIB).

Reserved for the Traffic and Records Bureau.

Reserved parking stalls for various units within the Public Safety Bureau (PSB).

Parking is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, with no designated spaces for interns.

Employees leaving their personal vehicles (POV) in the parking lot for more than 24 hours must leave their keys with the Fleet and Facilities Coordinator.

Employees assigned to handicap parking stalls are responsible for ensuring their handicap sticker or plate is valid and up-to-date.

Police vehicles must be parked in stalls assigned to their specific bureau, based on a chart and diagram.

OPD vehicles should not park in stalls assigned to other vehicles unless permission is obtained from the assigned user.

Mid-sized or smaller vehicles are allowed to park on 15th Street, but larger or marked OPD cruisers are not suitable for those spaces due to their size.

All curbside parking stalls near the OPD Headquarters require back-in angle parking.

Traffic entering the parking lot can do so from either 14th Street or Jackson Street.

Omaha Police Department (OPD) policy that outlines guidelines for parking at OPD Headquarters and the surrounding area.

Deputy Chiefs and Directors are responsible for assigning parking stalls within their respective bureaus at OPD Headquarters. A chart lists assignments and reserved stalls are marked with white placards.

Employees must park their privately-owned vehicles (POVs) in designated stalls labeled as “POV” on a chart and posted maps.

OPD employees entering the OPD parking lot must use Jackson Street or 14th Street, and may park in available POV stalls. If no stalls are available, they must leave and park elsewhere. Forming a line to wait for a spot is forbidden.

Any vehicle parked unattended in parking lot aisles or unauthorized areas will be towed at the owner's expense.

The alley between OPD Headquarters and Mid-City Jewelry and Loan is a public alley and parking is prohibited.

Stall number 115 at OPD Headquarters is designated for volunteers working in the building.

Employees who are attempting to park their personal vehicles within the OPD parking lot will adhere to the rules outlined in this policy.

A specific type of police vehicle used by the Police Service Bureau (PSB) for transporting officers and equipment.

A specialized unit within the Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) focusing on apprehending individuals who have evaded the legal system.

This organizational unit represents the overall management and administration of information within the police department.

This position within the Employee Services Bureau (ESB) plays a key role in supporting and assisting the employees of the police department.

This unit is responsible for ensuring the smooth operation of the PSB by providing computer services and support.

A designated unit within the PSB that addresses financial matters and manages the department's budget.

This specialized unit within the CIB is responsible for planning and conducting high-risk operations.

This unit within the PSB is responsible for maintaining a fleet of vehicles, such as snow plows, ensuring they are in good working condition and available when needed.

This unit is responsible for investigating and solving crimes related to automobiles, such as theft, vandalism, and fraud.

This unit investigates and solves crimes that involve breaking into homes or businesses to steal property.

This unit is responsible for investigating and solving crimes that involve using force or threats to take property from another person.

This unit handles background checks and inspections for law enforcement personnel and citizens.

This unit is responsible for managing and overseeing the parking lot and cruiser parking for the police department.

This unit investigates and solves violent crimes, especially those involving death or serious injuries.

This unit investigates and solves crimes related to police personnel.

This unit analyzes crime data and trends to assist in preventing and solving crimes.