Victim Assistance & Forensic Science

Our mission is to uphold the rights of victims of crime and provide victim-centered support to those who have been impacted by crime. We support the criminal justice system and those it serves through science, training, and services; through our efforts, we aim to enhance public safety, prevention efforts and community trust in Alaska.  

 

For immediate help, call 911

If someone has sexually assaulted you, you are not alone. And, you have options, such as:

  • Reporting to law enforcement
  • Participating in a medical exam
  • Going through an anonymous report process where evidence is collected, but no police report is filed
  • Being supported by an advocate throughout any option

 

Navigator speaking with a crime victim

State Crime Lab

The Alaska Scientific Crime Detection Laboratory provides accurate, timely forensic analysis to support investigations and strengthen prosecutions.

Victim/Witness Navigator Program

Navigators offer personal guidance and support to victims and witnesses navigating Alaska’s criminal justice system.

Missing Persons Clearinghouse

Coordinates statewide efforts to locate missing persons and maintain Alaska’s official clearinghouse for missing persons reports.

Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Training

We deliver training for law enforcement and service providers focused on best practices for responding to domestic violence and sexual assault.


Council on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault

Leading Alaska’s statewide prevention, response, and policy efforts to address domestic violence and sexual assault.

Violent Crimes Compensation Board

Providing financial assistance to victims of violent crime, including help with medical expenses, counseling, and lost wages.

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Contact DPS

Call 911 in an Emergency

Find and Contact Your Closest Alaska State Trooper Office & Dispatch Center

DPS Headquarters
5700 East Tudor Road
Anchorage, AK 99507
(907) 269-5511

 

Report Employee Conduct

You can report employee conduct to any DPS office or employee. You can also report employee conduct securely online to the Office of Professional Standards here.