Living in Duvall
Buddy Buck and four Duvall police officers at the 2026 Easter egg hunt, one of them wearing bunny ears

Duvall, Washington

Duvall Police Department

Your neighbors in uniform.

Easter 2026. Officer Clem wore the ears, and he wore them well.

In their own words

The Mission of the Duvall Police Department is to protect the rights, safety and property of our citizens with Professionalism, Honor, Preparedness, Integrity, and Positivity.

  • Honor
  • Integrity
  • Preparedness
  • Professionalism
  • Positivity

A minute well spent

Thank an officer

Take a minute and thank an officer for protecting and serving our community. Pick a name, say something kind, and Buddy passes it on to them at the station.

6thank-yousfrom your neighbors

Now hiring

Growing the team

Entry level and lateral, both open until filled. Three minutes on what the job is here, from the people already doing it.

If you know somebody that would be a great fit, send them this video.

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The roster

Meet the officers

11 sworn officers and 2 people on the phones, for a town of about eight thousand.

Police Chief

Bryan Keller

Officer of the month

Nominated by the community

He climbed into the dunk tank at Duvall Days and let the Banana Boyz have a go at him, then came back with a water gun. A chief who is short officers and still spends the Saturday getting dunked for the town is most of what this page is about.

Email Officer Keller

And the two who actually answer the phone

Names, titles and email come from the city's own staff directory. Photos and the ask-me-about lines are ours, and we are still collecting them.

Official city resources

Quick links

All of these open on duvallwa.gov. The two forms are meant to be printed, filled in by hand, and dropped at the front desk or mailed.

Everything elseDuvall PD on the city websiteConcealed pistol licenses, fingerprinting, the crime map, the sex offender search, and the rest of the department's forms.Visit the site

The wall

Caught being kind

The door an officer held. The person they helped across the street. Whatever it was, write it down, and once Buddy has read it, it goes up here with the officer's name on it.

Nobody has been caught yet

This wall starts the first time somebody writes one down. It could be the thing that happened to you last Tuesday.

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Buddy reads every one before it goes up, because it lands under a real person's name. Sign in first and this earns you 50 Buddy Bucks.

Every year

In the community

Where the patrol trucks turn up when nobody called them.

  1. AprilEaster Egg HuntA patrol truck full of eggs, and the year Officer Clem wore the ears.
  2. JuneRiverview Education Foundation 5KThey run it, they marshal it, and they hand out the water.
  3. AugustNational Night OutThe one night of the year the whole block is out on the same lawn.
  4. NovemberLight Up DuvallMain Street closes, the lights go on, and they close the street for it.See the page
  5. DecemberHoliday Tree LightingCold hands, hot chocolate, and a countdown somebody always starts early.

Out in the community

Coffee with a Cop, Campfire with a Cop, National Night Out, and whatever Easter turned into this year.

  • Buddy Buck and four Duvall police officers at the 2026 Easter egg hunt, one of them wearing bunny ears
    Easter 2026. Officer Clem wore the ears, and he wore them well.
  • The Duvall Police station on a clear day, flag flying, with the department sign out front
    The station, on a rare blue Duvall morning.

Footage

In the field

A safety update, a dunk tank, and the best morning of the year. Swipe on a phone.

Officer Clem on 988, and what happens when you call it.

Duvall TV

The dunk tank got him. He came back with a water gun.

Duvall TV

Easter morning, the whole town, and a patrol truck full of eggs.

Duvall TV

Day to dayDuvall Police Department on FacebookRoad closures, scam warnings, found dogs, and the posts that go up at 2am when something is actually happening. This is where the department talks first.Follow along

How to reach them

Non-emergency, answered 24/7A car that has been parked there four days. A noise complaint. Anything that needs an officer but does not need one right now.425-556-2500
Front desk425-788-1519Monday through Thursday, 8:30am to 4:30pm, closed 12:00 to 12:30 for lunch. Closed to the public on Fridays.The station26225 NE Burhen Way, Duvall, WA 98019Directions
EmergencySomeone is hurt, or something is happening right now.911

Mail goes to PO Box 1500, Duvall, WA 98019. Fax, if you still have one, is 425-788-1169.

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