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🐾 COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER ANNOUNCEMENT
Great news! Dog licenses can now be conveniently obtained through the Yakima Police Department’s online portal. yakimapolice.org/animal-control/
Through the online portal, you can upload the required documents, provide important information about your pet, submit payment, and send your application directly to our Community Service Officer team for processing.
Once approved, you’ll receive an email confirmation, annual reminders when it’s time to renew, and a PetHub Smart ID tag for your pet, which helps pets get home faster and keeping them out of shelters. 🏡 Each tag connects to a free online pet profile where you can update contact info anytime, add multiple phone numbers, and even include your pet’s vet or trusted helpers. No more outdated info or long shelter stays: just fast, safe reunions
Visit the Yakima Police Department’s Animal Control website for more information, or call and ask to speak with one of our amazing Community Service Officers.
NEWS RELEASE - HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION
On September 26th, 2026, at approximately 4:04 a.m., officers responded to an apartment complex in the 1300 block of W. King Street to conduct a welfare check after it was reported that a shot was heard inside the apartment. Upon arrival, officers found the apartment door ajar and observed a 53-year-old male deceased, suffering from an apparent gunshot wound to the chest.
The Yakima Police Department Major Crimes Unit responded to investigate. The investigation remains ongoing. Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the Yakima Police Department at (509) 575-6200 or Crime Stoppers Yakima Valley.
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I'm sure someone in the apartments has cameras.
Where is this at?
Real news
Omg was it Jeremy menefee
So sad prayers to the family
Chaise Littlefield
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Natalie Ellis
Naomi Whitmore 😣
April Gillett
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He was a good guy. So sad
Doubt anyone will give any surveillance footage that's where my ex was murdered back in 2022 and no one wanted to give up they're surveillance footage then
Well since he was deceased I highly doubt he was suffering.
Someone's cooked rip condolences to his people ❤️
"ONE MORE STOP"
Today, YPD joins WSP and agencies from around the region in an impaired driving emphasis patrol in honor of Washington State Patrol Trooper Gadd, who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
#OneMoreStop
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Congratulations
Mastienpo.trabagando para comunida Yakima elpelon 🙏🙏🙏
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Thank you 💙
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Thank you!!!
Thank you!
Doesn’t matter what bs good you think you have done. It doesn’t excuse the abominations you committed over the past 7 years. You are all a joke!
I sure hope you boys are starting to do your jobs better than what you have been cuz you sure have been some cheating boys. I know that for fact I'm tired of praising people that are the ones doing the s***
Yes, Yakima needs the money for their WOKE  policies
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Um but not for nothing but isn't that what microchips and Tags that you buy for your dog that has all your information on it even better considering it has all your information. Not to mention rabies tags. I worked for a vet years ago and we would get on occasion a phone call from someone that found a dog and I would look up the license number and contact the owner, and the dog gets to go home. I don't see the need for this as it is over kill. How many IDs does a dog need? Just plain stupid. Just another way of getting into people's pockets.