Water Systems 411 Search form Search Website Police WSPD Safety Tip Blog Be a crime stopper, not a victim! Your safety is our number one priority, and safety is knowledge. This blog is updated periodically with information that can help you stop crime before it even starts! Recent Articles October 2021: Domestic Violence Domestic Violence What is domestic violence? Read more September 2021: Bullying Bullying School days can bring challenging times for children and teens. Pressure to be someone they are not, not meeting the standards of their classmates, or just being different. There are so many various reasons their peers turn against each other. Read more August 2021: Driving Safely with School Back in Session Drive Safely; School Starts Monday, August 10, 201 School days bring congestion: It is never more essential for drivers to slow down and pay attention than when kids are present, especially before and after school. School buses are picking up and dropping off their passengers, kids walk and ride bicycles to and from school. Walkers Read more June 2021: How to Interact with a Law Enforcement Officer Welcome Summer and Congratulations to the Class of 2021! Whether you are going to a University, State College, Trade School, or entering the workforce, be proud of what you have accomplished. Life is filled with lessons that have brought you to where you are today. Work hard to reach your goals and work towards making yourself a better person every day. Understand some people make it look easier than others. No one person’s journey is the same. Let your journey take you to your goals. Read more May 2021: Water Safety Month May Is Water Safety Month Living in Florida, we all know there are two seasons: hot and hotter! As the temperature rises, so does activity in and around the water. The Winter Springs Police Department would like to remind everyone that even though we look forward to summer around the pool or at the beach, some inherent dangers come with our attempts to stay cool. Keep these rules in mind to keep your summer safe and refreshing. Distractions make for tragedies. NEVER LEAVE A CHILD UNATTENDED AROUND ANY BODY OF WATER Read more April 2021: Keep your Mind and Body Active How are you and your loved ones holding up in 2021? Are your needs being met? One great way to reduce stress at any age is to keep your mind and body active! Are you getting out enough? With this beautiful Spring weather, now is the perfect time to head outdoors and explore! There are so many great places to visit here in our backyard of Seminole County! Check out Orlando North - Seminole County for some ideas on things to do and places to explore safely! Read more March 2021: Signs It's A Scam SCAMMERS will do and say ANYTHING to get YOUR MONEY. Before you give out your personal information, check for these four signs that it could be a scam: 1. Scammers PRETEND to be from an organization you know. Read more February 2021: Internet Safety In today’s world, we all spend a lot of time on our computers. Here are a few tips to keep your personal information protected online: Keep your passwords private. Be creative when coming up with a secure password for your personal information. Stronger passwords generally require a combination of letters, numbers, and special characters. Store your passwords in a safe place to help you keep track of them. Know who you are sharing your information with. Read more January 2021: Scam, Cons, and Frauds (Oh my!) WELCOME 2021 Here is to a fresh start for everyone! May the New Year bring better things and new beginnings. Remember, we all face challenges in life and need to have patience and understanding for each other. Here are a few types of Scam, Cons, and Frauds Identity Theft occurs when someone steals your personal information to commit fraud. No matter how much goes missing, you should take action. Read more October 2020: Walkers and Cyclists Safety This is for all the daily walkers and joggers, and the newcomers who may venture out as fall brings in cooler temperatures, mid 80’s. Here are a few safety tips to keep you in mind. Have an exercise partner. Keep the music volume down and use only one earbud, so you can hear your surroundings. Switch up the routine. Following the same route each day can make you an easy target for potential attacks. Wear reflective clothing for better visibility. Read more August 2020: Back to School Pedestrian and Traffic Safety The first day of school is Monday, August 17, 2020. The start of the school year means seeing school buses picking up students, children on bikes and foot trying to beat the bell, and rushed parents are trying to drop their kids off before work. It's never more important for drivers to slow down and pay attention than when kids are present, especially before and after school. Pedestrians Create a walking safety plan with your family and practice walking to school with your child Read more February 2020: Avoiding Scams Scammers are constantly finding new ways to steal your money. You can protect yourself by knowing what to look out for. Debt Collection Scams Most debt collectors will contact you to collect on legitimate debts you owe. But there are scammers who pose as debt collectors to get you to pay for debts you don't owe or that have already been paid. Do not give any personal financial information until you can verify the debt. Read more December 2019: Holiday Safety The Winter Springs Police Department wants you to have a holly, jolly, and safe holiday this season! Take note of the safety tips listed for traveling, theft, decorating, food, and gift safety. Stay safe and have a very happy holiday season from WSPD to you! Read more November 2019: Black Friday Safety The Winter Springs Police Department wants you to have a very happy Thanksgiving and a safe Black Friday shopping experience. Here are a few tips for when you're out shopping for all the big deals this holiday season. Read more October 2019: Halloween & Trick-or-Treating Safety Navigating the neighborhood while trick-or-treating, or to visit haunted houses is a special Halloween tradition. But at the same time, we want parents and children to enjoy a fun and safe Halloween. Read more September 2019: Disaster Supply Kits The Winter Springs Police Department reminds you to get a disaster supply kit ready for the hurricane season! Read more August 2019: Summer Heat, Disaster Kits, and School Traffic The Winter Springs Police Department reminds you to protect yourself and your family from the summer heat, prepare accordingly for the hurricane season by obtaining a disaster supply kit, and be aware of the 'back to school' traffic. Read more July 2019: Firework Safety The Winter Springs Police Department is excited to celebrate Independence Day as it is a day that fills all of our hearts with great pride & patriotism. While we celebrate the Fourth of July, please keep these safety precautions and rules in mind... Read more June 2019: Summer is the Peak Season for Burglary Due to Summer being the prime time for vacation, it is also the peak season for burglaries. The Winter Springs Police want to ensure your safety by providing you tips and reminders to reduce your vulnerability to theft. Read more May 2019: Water Safety Month As we slide into the Spring season and get out to enjoy the Florida weather, the Winter Springs Police Department wants you to keep your valuables safe and prepare appropriately for the storm season. Read more Contact Information Non-Emergency (24/7): (407) 327-1000 EMERGENCY: 911 View Full Contact Details Upcoming Events Citizen's Advisory Committee (December 2021) [CANCELLED] 12/08/2021 - 6:30pm View the Police Calendar Home Accessibility Careers Contact Us Sitemap Staff Login City of Winter Springs City Hall (407) 327-1800 1126 East State Road 434, Winter Springs, FL 32708