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Eatonville Police Department Focuses on Community Safety Initiatives
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Eatonville Police: Community Safety Initiatives Ahead

The Eatonville Police Department outlined its mission to enhance community safety through increased visibility, partnerships and law enforcement. Residents can contact the department at its main and non-emergency lines.

10/02/2026 · Orange County edition

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The Eatonville Police Department aims to create a secure environment for residents and visitors through community-oriented policing. The department's mission centers on enforcing laws and prosecuting offenders to reduce crime across Eatonville and surrounding neighborhoods.

To enhance public safety, the department plans to increase police visibility, build partnerships with law enforcement and residents, and recruit and retain skilled officers. The department also will develop its use of technology and employee skills. It will empower residents, business owners and religious leaders throughout Orange County.

The department’s strategy includes collaborating with other law enforcement agencies, government entities and community organizations. These partnerships will develop collective solutions to improve public safety, reduce fear and enhance quality of life in Eatonville.

Officers are expected to treat everyone with respect and integrity.

Residents can contact the Eatonville Police Department at its headquarters, 11 People Street, Eatonville, FL 32751. The main phone number is (407) 623-1300, and the non-emergency line is (407) 623-1303. For anonymous crime tips, call the Central FL Crime Line at (800) 423-8477.

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