New Port Richey Police Department Releases March Incident Report

New Port Richey Police Department Releases March Incident Report

NEW PORT RICHEY, FL – April 8, 2026 – The New Port Richey Police Department has released its incident report for the month of March 2026, providing a detailed look at public safety activities across the city. The report, made public this week, offers residents insight into the types of calls officers responded to and the overall crime trends within New Port Richey.

According to the document, officers handled a total of 1,287 calls for service throughout March. This figure encompasses a wide range of incidents, from minor disturbances to more serious criminal investigations. The report breaks down these calls into various categories, including traffic incidents, property crimes, and calls related to public assistance.

Notable statistics from the March report include 15 arrests made for various offenses, reflecting ongoing efforts by the department to maintain law and order. There were 42 reported property crimes, which include burglaries and thefts, prompting a reminder from local authorities for residents to secure their homes and vehicles. Additionally, the department responded to 89 traffic-related incidents, underscoring the importance of safe driving practices on city streets like the historic Main Street and U.S. Highway 19.

The report also highlighted the department's community engagement efforts, with officers participating in several local events aimed at fostering positive relationships between law enforcement and residents, such as gatherings in the vibrant downtown district. These initiatives are part of a broader strategy to enhance public safety through collaboration and proactive policing.

Residents interested in reviewing the full March incident report can typically find it available on the City of New Port Richey's official website or by contacting the New Port Richey Police Department directly at their headquarters on Grand Boulevard. Understanding these reports helps the community stay informed about local safety matters and contributes to a more secure New Port Richey.