Did You Know The McLean Police District Doesn't Just Cover McLean?
McLean's police district is approximately 44 square miles. It covers McLean, Dunn Loring, Merrifield, Falls Church, Tysons and parts of Fairfax and Vienna. For more information on McLean's Police Station, please visit the link below.
New Captain Alert!
Since our last McLean newsletter, we are excited to share that McLean District Station has been assigned a new Captain! We are proud to welcome Captain Kent Bailey as the new Assistant Commander of the McLean District Station. Captain Bailey brings more than 12 years of law enforcement experience and a strong commitment to community-focused policing in Fairfax County.
Throughout his career, Captain Bailey has served in a variety of leadership and operational roles, gaining experience in patrol operations, investigations, and public affairs. He is dedicated to supporting our officers, strengthening partnerships with residents and businesses, and ensuring the continued safety and well-being of our community.
Captain Bailey values open communication and believes strong relationships are the foundation of effective policing. He looks forward to meeting community members at upcoming events, listening to concerns, and working collaboratively to address local issues.
Please join us in welcoming Captain Bailey as he takes the helm at McLean District Station!
The Commander's Corner
Greetings and Happy New Year!
We want to take a moment to reflect on the dedication, professionalism, and service demonstrated daily by the men and women of the McLean District Station. The first quarter of 2026 brings with it both new opportunities and familiar challenges, and we are proud of the continued commitment our officers, civilian staff, and community partners show in keeping McLean a safe place to live, work, and visit.
The winter months often demand adaptability—whether responding to seasonal hazards, increased calls for service, or evolving public safety needs. Throughout this quarter, our personnel have met those demands with professionalism, resilience, and community engagement. Their efforts exemplify the core values of this department and reinforce the trust we work hard to build with those we serve.
As we move forward into the remainder of 2026, our focus remains on accountability, training, wellness, and partnership. By continuing to work together—within the department and alongside our community—we will remain prepared to meet challenges and uphold the high standards expected of us.
Thank you for your continued support.
Respectfully,
Major Culkin & Captain Bailey
Chief's Spotlight: Chief Kevin Davis
Fairfax County Police Chief Kevin Davis sits down with WJLA's Josh Chapin to discuss the county's crime reduction.
Watch the interview by clicking the button below.
Officer of the Month - January 2026
The Officer of the Month honor highlights exemplary service and commitment to keeping our community safe. Click the button below to read about OFC Altieri's exceptional work!
Fairfax County End of Year Totals - 2025
Monthly Recap:
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Click the button below to see FCPD's WordPress which includes significant cases from every district station in our county.
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Upcoming Events:
JOIN US: Polar Plunge 2026 @ Mosaic District!
Get ready to take the plunge! The 2026 Polar Plunge is coming to the Mosaic District, bringing officers, community members, and local supporters together for an unforgettable day of icy fun for a great cause. Participants will brave the cold with a quick jump into frigid waters, while spectators cheer them on and help raise critical funds through donations. Whether you dive in or donate from the sidelines, your support makes a real impact—so bundle up, bring your team spirit, and join us for one of the coolest events of the year! ❄️
Utilize the button below for more information about participating or donating!
Meeting: Community Advisory Committee
 What is a Community Advisory Committee (CAC) Meeting?
A Community Advisory Committee meeting is a forum where residents, community leaders, and police representatives come together to share information, discuss local concerns, and collaborate on solutions that promote safety and trust. These meetings provide an opportunity for open dialogue, feedback, and partnership between our police department and the community we serve.
Community member support is essential because effective policing depends on mutual trust and cooperation. When residents participate and share their perspectives, it helps our police department better understand community needs, improve decision-making, and work collaboratively to create safer neighborhoods for everyone.
Whether you're a long-time resident, local business owner, advocate or just interested in making a difference in your community, your insight and feedback are important! Please spread the word to your family, friends and neighbors.
We hope you can join us!
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