The Langley Police Department is located on the south end of beautiful Whidbey Island in Langley, Washington. On behalf of the men and women of the Langley Police Department, we would like to welcome you to the department's web site. This page is intended to provide information and knowledge helpful to the community we serve. The Langley Police Department, working in partnership with the community, will make every effort to recognize the needs of our community and law enforcement's role in addressing those needs.

The Langley Police Department is a diverse organization of dedicated full-time employees, part-time reserves, and volunteers who are committed to providing quality police services. By working with our community and maintaining high professional standards we will strive to keep Langley safe and secure.

During your visit, it is our hope that you are able to get a sense of the excellent professionalism and dedication exhibited by our department members on a daily basis. We are committed to providing a safe and friendly environment for everyone who lives, visits, or conducts business in our community. We are proud to serve the Langley community and invite you to share your comments and suggestions about how we may better serve you. Respectfully, Chief David Marks

Police message line: (360) 221-4433 (Please call 911 if you need immediate assistance.)

Officers
Chief Marks has spent the last ten years working for The City of Langley Police Department and was appointed to be the Acting Chief of Police in August of 2013. In June of 2014 Chief Marks was appointed to be the permanent Chief of Police.  Prior to working for the City of Langley Chief Marks worked for the Washington State Department of Corrections at McNeil Island Corrections Center. Chief Marks has a background in business and enjoys volunteering his time with local youth sports. 

Police Chief David Marks

Officer Liggitt has been with the Langley Police Department for nine years. Officer Liggitt served in both the U.S. Marine Corps and the Army Reserves. Officer Liggitt has been awarded the Life Saving Medal for using a defibrillator to save the life of a heart attack patient. 




Officer Charles Liggitt
                             
Officer Donald Lauer comes to us from the Granite Falls Police Department where he served as an Officer, School Resource Officer, Detective and eventually the Interim Police Chief. Officer Lauer served in the U.S Air Force. Officer Lauer has over a decade of law enforcement experience.

Officer Don Lauer

Officer Mason Shoudy is a recent graduate of the Washington State Basic Law Enforcement Academy and is a lifelong resident of Whidbey Island.
 
Reserve Officer Laura Price was a longtime Langley Police Officer who is now assigned as the Chief of Detectives with the Island County Sheriff's Office.

Reserve Officer Shawn Warwick serves as a full time Deputy with the Island County Sheriff's Office. Officer Warwick has over 20 years of law enforcement experience.

Reserve Officer Leif Haugen spent 15 years as a full time Officer with the Langley Police Department before going to work for the Island County Sheriff's Office. Officer Haugen has over 25 years of law enforcement experience.

Reserve Officer Jeff Lee serves as a full time Fish and Game Officer with the State of Washington. Officer Lee has over 25 years of law enforcement experience.

Reserve Officer Jeff Myers is the Lieutenant in charge of the Camano Precinct of the Island County Sheriff's Office. Officer Myers has over 25 years of law enforcement experience.