The El Paso Police Department’s Patrol Opera Ɵ ons have vast responsibili Ɵ es, encompassing several aspects of the work that keep the city safe while enforcing the law. They provide police presence in the streets and answer calls for service. They are the essen Ɵ al core of the department, and they are o Ō en viewed by the public as representa Ɵ ves of the department as a whole. EPPD is organized using a regional command model. There are 5 regions and one Headquarters building. The 5 regions are Central, Westside, Northeast, Pebble Hills, and Mission Valley. In addi Ɵ on, Pebble Hills oversees the EPPD Airport police, and Central includes a specialized Metro unit that is responsible for tra ffi c control and patrol of the downtown areas and entertainment district. 2016’s annual CAD events, including o ffi cer- ini Ɵ ated and tra ffi c stops, totaled 434,105.
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