Arlington Police Officer Association - WA

08/14/2026

The Arlington Police Officers Association is excited to support the continued partnership between APD and the Arlington School District as we work together to keep our students, families, and schools safe. 💙🚌

🚌 APD Launches Operation Safe Stop 🚔

🚸As students head back to school, Arlington Police Department is increasing education and enforcement around school zones, crosswalks, and bus stops.
Operation Safe Stop focuses on helping drivers follow Washington laws related to school zone speeds, school bus stop arms and flashing red lights, and pedestrian safety. Officers will provide visible patrols near schools and selected bus stops to help protect students walking, biking, riding buses, and being dropped off.

💡Know a location with ongoing safety concerns? Nominate a bus stop or student travel route within Arlington city limits for review. Your information helps APD identify trends and prioritize available patrol resources.

Learn more here: https://www.arlingtonwa.gov/923/Operation-Safe-Stop

Nomination Form: https://www.arlingtonwa.gov/forms.aspx?FID=72

Please note: This form is not monitored in real time and does not guarantee enforcement or officer presence.

For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency police response, call Snohomish County 911 at 425-407-3999. See less

06/22/2026

🎶✨ Support one of our own and enjoy a great night in downtown Arlington!

Arlington Police Sergeant Justin Olson will be performing live during Arlington Game Night, hosted by the Stilly Valley Chamber of Commerce, on Friday at the Pop Up Innovation Center (404 N. Olympic Ave.).

🎲 Games: 4:00–7:00 PM
🎸 Live Music by Justin Olson: 5:00–7:00 PM

Can’t make it Friday? You can also catch Justin performing during the Arlington Street Fair on Saturday, July 11 at 10:00 AM.

06/13/2026

After four incredible years serving as the Arlington School District’s Resource Officer, APOA member, Officer Bauer is wrapping up his assignment and returning to patrol.

Throughout his time in the schools, Nate has been much more than a police officer. He has been a mentor, role model, trusted resource, and positive presence for countless students, staff, and families. His dedication to building relationships, supporting students, and strengthening connections between law enforcement and our community has left a lasting impact.

The influence he has had on the lives of these kids extends far beyond the classroom walls, and the relationships he built will continue to make a difference for years to come.

Thank you, Nate, for your heart for serving others. We are incredibly proud of the work you’ve done and grateful for the legacy you’ve left behind.

Please join us in welcoming Nate back to patrol with open arms. If you see him around town, be sure to give him a wave! 👋🚔

04/18/2026

The APOA is heartbroken over the passing of K9 Oso. His loyalty, courage, and unwavering dedication to this community are something most of us can only hope to live up to. Over 16,000 calls, countless lives impacted, and a legacy that will never be forgotten.

Thank you, Oso, you were more than a K9, you were family, a teammate, and a symbol of what service truly means. The Rainbow Bridge gained a true hero today. We’ll see you again 🖤🐾