Find us online

For news, advice and information

You can find us on the following sites:

Facebook

The main Kent Police Facebook site is regularly updated with news and advice and allows us to answer your queries about policing in Kent.

Remember, do not use Facebook to report crime. Find out about other ways to contact us.

Twitter

Our main Kent Police Twitter page @kent_police is updated every day with news headlines and crime prevention advice. Again, it gives us the chance to answer your queries and pass on timely information.

We also have a number of local sites:

• Kent Police in Ashford - @kentpoliceash
• Kent Police in Canterbury - @kentpolicecbury
• Kent Police in Dartford - @kentpolicedart
• Kent Police in Dover - @kentpolicedover
• Kent Police in Gravesend - @kentpolicegrav
• Kent Police in Maidstone - @kentpolicemaid
• Kent Police in Medway - @kentpolicemed
• Kent Police in Sevenoaks - @kentpolice7oaks
• Kent Police in Shepway - @kentpoliceshep
• Kent Police in Swale - @kentpoliceswale
• Kent Police in Thanet - @kentpolicethan
• Kent Police in Tonbridge - @kentpoliceton
• Kent Police in Tunbridge Wells - @kentpolicetwell
• Roads policing at Kent Police - @kentpoliceroads
• Kent and Essex helicopter - @NPAS_Boreham
• Football in Kent - @kentpolicefooty
• Kent Special Constabulary (volunteer officers) - @KentSpecials
• Motorcycle Unit - @kentpolicebikes
• Rural unit - @kentpolicerural

North Division Commander Chief Superintendent Neil Jerome tweets as @ChSuptJerome about his role and the work of his officers in Dartford, Gravesend, Medway and Swale.

YouTube

Watch our videos on YouTube, offering crime prevention advice, safety tips and news on what's happening in Kent. You can also find out more about our work.

You can subscribe to the channel to receive an update when new videos are posted and comment on some of our videos. 

Flickr

We upload images including CCTV images to Flickr, particularly where we're appealing to identify individuals or locate people.

We also publish pictures of property we've seized, when we're looking to reunite it with the owners.  

You can also find out more about our work through Flickr. 

E newsletters

For the latest news about policing in your district, sent straight to your inbox, sign up for our e-newsletters. 

Every two weeks, we'll send you the latest local news on how we're dealing with crime and anti-social behaviour, and advice on keeping safe.

Online beat meetings

The Kent Police online beat meetings are another way for you to talk to your neighbourhood officers, tell us what you want us to be working on in your community and to find out what we're doing about crime and anti-social behaviour in your area.