Miles the Therapy Dog MWCPD

09/02/2026

📸 Meet Midwest City’s Crisis Intervention Response Team (CIRT)

Our CIRT team pairs specially trained Midwest City Police Department officers with mental health professionals to respond to situations involving mental health crises, substance use emergencies, and severe emotional distress. Their mission is specific: de-escalate, connect individuals with the right resources, and promote safety for everyone involved. And yes… Miles the Therapy Dog MWCPD is part of the team too! 🐾💙

CIRT works closely with hospitals, behavioral health providers, mobile crisis teams, and community organizations to help individuals find long term support and the care they need.

We’re also excited to share that we will now be offering mental health tips every to help support our community’s overall well-being.

- For crisis support, always call 911.
- For CIRT information or non-emergency assistance, contact 405-739-1315.
- You can also reach the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988.

08/27/2026

Miles with his brothers, Scrappy and Bruno, posing for National Dog Day!

08/26/2026

08/20/2026

All rise for the Honorable Judge Miles! 😂😂😂

Court is now in session! Judge Miles is ready to hear all cases involving treats, belly rubs, squeaky toys, and unauthorized naps.

08/13/2026

Miles proved he can handle new adventures, new places, and even flying like a seasoned pro.

He did a great job at the CIT International Conference in Orlando, FL and represented the City of MWC well! Great job Miles!

08/10/2026

Miles and the MWCPD Crisis Intervention Response Team are attending the CIT International Conference to receive advanced training in crisis intervention, mental health response, and effective interactions with individuals experiencing behavioral health crises.

The training received at this conference will directly benefit the MWCPD and the community we serve. Team members will bring the knowledge, strategies, and best practices learned at the conference back to our department and use them to train our officers and other first responders across the state. This will help strengthen our agency’s ability to safely and effectively respond to individuals experiencing mental health or behavioral health crises while promoting better outcomes for both the public and first responders.

Attendance at the CIT International Conference is an investment in continued professional development, interagency training, and the long-term success of the MWCPD Crisis Intervention Response Team.

08/05/2026

07/20/2026

Nothing beats a cool creek on a hot day! Miles had a blast!