Patrol is the largest and most visible unit within the township. They provide the bulk of policing services to the public. Patrol is a staff of highly trained officers that work 24 hours a day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year.

MTPD strongly embraces the philosophy of community policing. Our police officers often engage in community service. This may include providing information and/or assistance to people in need, as well as offering youth education and coordinating community outreach efforts.

K-9 officers help to deter criminal activity, detect drugs and explosives, and help support a variety of functions in the day to day operations of the department. The K-9 Unit is also an important part of our community outreach efforts in our local schools, businesses, and our community.

The Records Division is responsible for data entry of police reports into law enforcement databases, the maintenance of police files, and assisting the public. They are a vital function of the department in providing service to the community at headquarters and by telephone.

The Criminal Investigations Division provides comprehensive investigation services for the citizens of Middletown Township. Their primary function is to identify and apprehend criminal offenders through a variety of complex, in-depth investigations.

The Traffic Unit is responsible for investigating traffic complaints, enforcing all motor vehicle laws, issuing citations if necessary, and educating the public on traffic safety.