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Greenville Police Department

Jurisdiction, organization, official contacts, history and published law-enforcement data for Greenville Police Department.

Reviewed September 24, 2026 · Independent public-source research

Agency or unit type
Municipal police
County guides
Pitt County
Published contact
252-329-4317
Published office location
500 South Greene Street, Greenville, NC
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Jurisdiction and responsibilities

Greenville Police is the city’s municipal department. Its service area is distinct from Pitt County’s sheriff and the separate East Carolina University and ECU Health police organizations. The city is the county seat and a major educational and medical center. When requesting a report or identifying an employer, the agency name on the underlying record is more useful than the Greenville mailing address alone.

How the agency is organized

The city describes four bureaus: Patrol, Criminal Investigations, Special Operations and Administrative. Administrative services include logistics and strategic services. Published resources also identify animal protective services, an honor guard, a citizens’ police academy and an internal-affairs function within the chief’s office. A specialist assignment does not necessarily represent an additional full-time position; organizational descriptions and dated employee counts answer different questions.

Official records and officer resources

The police landing page links recruitment, public-records requests and community resources. The Records Division handles arrest and case reports and certain permits; its published records contact is 252-329-4325. Reports can be requested through the city’s online resources or the records window. The complaints/commendations page explains the internal-affairs contact route. Applicants should consult current city recruitment materials for selection standards, benefits and vacancies.

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FBI data · 2025

The following figures are from the FBI’s 2025 published agency tables. They describe a reporting period, not current staffing or an assessment of agency performance.

FBI · 2025 reported offenses — agency scope
Offense categoryPublished count
Violent crime426
Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter8
Rape22
Robbery48
Aggravated assault348
Property crime2,263
Burglary203
Larceny-theft1,922
Motor vehicle theft138
Arson6

Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer downloads, table 8; published agency label: Greenville. CIUS_Table_8_Offenses_Known_to_Law_Enforcement_by_State_by_City_2025.xlsx

FBI · full-time personnel on October 31, 2025
Personnel categoryPublished count
Sworn officers186
Civilian employees53
Total full-time employees239

Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer downloads, table 78; published agency label: Greenville. Table_78_Full_time_Law_Enforcement_Employees_by_State_by_Cities_2025.xlsx

Blank or unavailable values remain “Not published.” Participating agencies and reporting scope vary. Campus figures concern the reporting institution; a city name does not expand them to all local residents. Read the data definitions and limitations.

NC SBI data · 2024

The NC SBI record is published under Greenville. Its 2024 reporting-status table lists: Reporting. These earlier figures are presented separately from the FBI’s 2025 tables.

NC SBI · full-time personnel on October 31, 2024
Personnel categoryPublished count
Sworn officers173
Civilian employees50
Total full-time employees223
NC SBI · 2024 Index offenses · Greenville · Pitt County (agency row)
Offense categoryPublished count
Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter9
Rape19
Robbery49
Aggravated assault340
Burglary250
Larceny-theft2,251
Motor vehicle theft167

Published Index-crime total: 3,085.

Sources: SBI agency reporting status · SBI law-enforcement personnel · SBI Index offenses by agency in county.

Personnel are a dated full-time payroll snapshot. Civilian classifications can include jail employees without outside police powers. These are not authorized-position or vacancy counts. Index-crime totals cover selected categories and are not totals of all crime.

Sources and review date

Official agency, government and institutional sources are linked below. Contact details and organizational information were reviewed September 24, 2026. Published statistical years are identified separately.

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