Verified access · leomail.org

Your name.
Not your agency's.

A professional email address that stays with you through every transfer, promotion, and retirement. Held only by verified law enforcement officers.

Registration opening soon
Free to verified officers · 250 MB included
No tracking · No logs · Created by law enforcement, for law enforcement
Officer RecordLM-0001
Name
Agency
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Assigned address[email protected]
Pending verification
Who this is for

Every badge.
Every level.

LEOMAIL serves sworn law enforcement officers across the United States, whatever the size of the department and whatever the patch says.

Municipal and county

Police and Sheriffs

Police officers, sheriff's deputies, constables, marshals, and investigators from departments of every size. Major metro agencies and a town with two officers get the same address.

State and federal

Troopers and Agents

State troopers, highway patrol officers, and state investigative agents. Federal agents from every agency that carries a badge and a credential.

The whole profession

Corrections and Retired

Corrections officers, detention officers, and the officers who finished their careers. The address you verify today stays yours after the badge comes off.

Why a professional address matters

Off the department server. Out of your personal inbox.

Most officers run their professional lives through one of two addresses, and both are a problem. The department address disappears the day you transfer or retire, and everything sent through it belongs to the agency and its records requests. The personal address hands your name to a free provider that reads your mail to sell advertising, and it can follow you into court when a defense attorney runs discovery on a personal account.

A LEOMAIL address is the third option. It is professional, it is permanent, and it belongs only to people who have proven their law enforcement service. When a message arrives from an address at leomail.org, the recipient knows one thing immediately. A verified law enforcement officer sent it.

How verification works

Two ways to prove
you're an officer

Two routes in. Both get you the same account.

Route A · Minutes

Agency email

Enter your department address. We send a six digit code to it. Type the code back and your mailbox is created immediately.

Route B · Within 24 hours

Agency credentials

No department address, or your department blocks outside mail. Upload your agency ID or departmental credentials and a person reviews it within 24 hours.

Either route

Then it's yours

Your login goes to the personal contact email you provided. Set your password, sign in on any device, and the address is yours from that day forward.

What we hold

The shortest record
we can keep

Officers work cases that make them targets. The less we store, the less there is to take.

Credential imageDeleted on decision
Name, rank, agencyDeleted on decision
Agency emailHashed, original discarded
IP addressNever recorded
Analytics and trackersNone
RetainedAddress, contact email, date
Common questions

Frequently asked

Who can get a LEOMAIL address?
Sworn law enforcement officers in the United States. That includes municipal police officers, sheriff's deputies, state troopers, federal agents, corrections officers, constables, and investigators. Every applicant is verified before an address is issued.
How is law enforcement status verified?
Two routes. Officers with a department email address receive a code at that address and are verified in minutes. Officers without one upload their agency ID or departmental credentials, which a person reviews within 24 hours. Credential images are deleted from our servers as soon as the review is complete.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Verified officers receive an address at leomail.org with 250 MB of storage at no charge.
What information do you keep about me?
As little as possible. After verification we retain your address, your personal contact email, and the date you were verified. Credential images and identity details are deleted when review is complete. IP addresses are never recorded and there are no analytics or trackers on this site.
Do I keep the address if I change departments or retire?
Yes. The address belongs to you, not to an agency. It stays with you through transfers, promotions, and retirement.
Can I use it for department business?
LEOMAIL is a professional address for the individual officer. It is not official agency communication and does not replace your department email for official records.
Registration

Coming soon

Verification is being finalised. Addresses at leomail.org open to law enforcement officers shortly. Check back soon.

RegistrationOpening soon
EligibilitySworn officers, United States
CostFree to verified officers
Storage250 MB included