This place is awesome for anyone who appreciates law enforcement. We came in the afternoon and were only able to spend just over an hour here. I would plan for two hours next time.

I’m a Retired Deputy Sheriff from St. Clair co. Mi. My Brother & I toured the Museum and found it very good. We then went to the pistol range, what a very nice range it is. We rented one handgun & bought 50 rounds of 9MM. During my stay there I was thanked many times for my service, which I seldom hear.

Great museum and history of American law enforcement. Plenty of good exhibits. Our kids were entertained as well.

Great place to visit and remember those that gave their lives.

This was such a great find. And unique with all the police memorabilia!! It’s also a good location to see rocket launches. I was able to see Space X NASA with the most recent launch from this location.The staff here are genuinely nice and have some much educational knowledge to share!!

It should be a must visit for any tourist coming to Titusville. It was moving with all the names of all the fallen policemen and women. The displays were so informative. Any age level will enjoy it. I would highly recommend that you take the time to go there.

Great experience & the two ladies that work there were extremely helpful. I would recommend this place to anyone interested in honoring the hard work & dedication from our law enforcement.

My brothers name is on the wall in section 64. This is an interesting place to visit!! RIP Deputy Luther Klug!!!

LOVED IT SO MUCH, LEARNED ALOT OF POLICE HISTORY. CAN NOT WAIT RO GO BACK!!!!!

Friendly staff, great prices, nice place to visit. Great history!

It was a nice museum and memorial,quite somber especially during a time of unrest our LEOs are going through right now. I would recommend everyone to visit if you get the chance.

This place is great, my family and I were the only ones there for the hour or so it took for us to go though. Could hardly drag my 6 year old of the boat where you can turn in the blue lights. Love the guillotine and electric chair too

Fantastic museum and hall of fame. This place was great very well kept. The hall of fame memorial was really neat, every fallen officer in the United states is there since 1960. They also have tons of fun activities for you do along with a simulator for real world experiences. The staff were very nice and friendly. Also the price to get in is $13 for adults which is definitely worth it. There is so much to see and read there. Would definitely recommend coming here.

Very cool to stop and see this if you walk slow and take your time and read things youll be here longer if you skim through things and go quick youll be out of there faster...

Our family honors the United States Constitution and those who serve our communities. This is an extraordinary museum experience and we had an amazing time. The staff is nice as can be. Thank you!

Accepted my foreign law enforcement role for discounted entry which was surprising and very much appreciated. A nice museum to do in a morning or afternoon, doesnt need more than a couple of hours but enough to interact with and explore to keep you occupied a short while. Really helpful and nice staff. If youre nearby with an hour or two to kill and have any interest in the police then check it out

Overall the museum was average. Cool area for kids, but I feel like it’s a little outdated. There were areas that I did enjoy learning some things. However, I absolutely loved the memorial area in the middle. It was incredibly well kept, organize and touching.

Very cool so much to see and learn and the place is quite big for just being on one floor so many exhibits to check out.

Easy parking, pretty cheap to get in especially if youre a LEO. A lot of fun exhibits to look at and a lot of interactive things. They did a great job with the museum. There is also a large memorial wall dedicated to officers who were killed in the line of duty. Lady at the front desk was super friendly and informative. Worth the stop for sure.

Its funny place, know about a lot of interesting story about police.

The Friday obstacle course is always a good time. The staff is extremely helpful, and makes newcomers feel at home. You will not be disappointed, be warned, its addicting!

Beautiful museum, properly maintained. It contains the names of fallen officers in the line of duty. The staff is very nice and always willing to help. Within the building (on the other side) there is also a shooting range that is open to the public. Certified staff members in both civilian and law enforcement realms teach people on the safety of firearms. Classes are also taught in Spanish for the community at large.

Having visited this facility for over 4 years and Im still there at least one day a week and often more, for training. I can easily say that this is overall a terrific facility and there is really nothing like it anywhere. The museum is chock full of interesting items and stories. The two shooting ranges and staff are great. There are endless opportunities for training. The museum has a state of the art simulator available for public use.

Today was my first day to the range that they have here. It is absolutely a fantastic gun range with great instructors. The ventilation system inside the gun range is second to none. They also teach active shooter situations and what to do if thats something youre into. The staff is extremely friendly helpful courteous and kind. Overall had a great experience and I expect to be back soon. The prices to use the gun range are reasonable also

Great museum with beautiful displays. Went for the gun range and really enjoyed thatThe lady that helped my girlfriend to shoot was wonderful

Excellent facility with something for everyone. Great staff, very pleasant.

A well run and informative museum coupled witha top shelf indoor range, expert staff, and a pro shop!

Amazing place honoring all facets of Law Enforcement. Their place of Honor is very sobering and somber.

Went to the range here and it had been ages since I had shot a gun. Range officers were very patient and gave me the instruction I needed to feel comfortable while shooting. Even moved target back for me when I was doing well to have more of a challenge. Highly recommend for other females to go here, they are not intimidating nor condescending. Loved everything about my experience here!

Found this museum on the route to Kennedy Space Center. The museum is not big, but can boast with many interesting exhibitions. There is also a memorial room to all fallen police officers.

Awesome museum with lots of new information. The memorial was a great reminder of the sacrifice law enforcement makes

An awesome experience makes me proud to be a Floridian. And an American support the police do not attack them

Really cool place to see some police and crime memorabilia.

It was great. The range officer and Gretchen were terrific

Loved it! This will be my new go to place.

It is very nicely done. Our group had a great time. They have a patch from every police agency, a memorial wall and a chapel. This is in addition to their extensive displays.

Staff friendly, exhibits engaging. Nice place to spend a couple of hours. Tourists beware: check before going if youre able to use the gun range that is attached to the building - we werent allowed because of the type of Visa we had?! (regular tourist visa on a British passport)

Definitely worth the visit. My 9 year old son loved it. It gave us all a lot of knowledge and we will definitely recommend everyone to give this museum a visit.In the middle of the museum there is a big memorial wall for those policemen/women who have lost their lives.

First I have to say the people who work there are awesome. If you need any help or advice all you have to do is ask. The range and target holders are very good and If you need targets or ammo they have that too. I always have fun when I go there.

A great place to see some interesting police memorabilia. The memorial is very intense, but it is beautiful! Some things may not be little kid appropriate but it is a nice family experience.

Very cool to see Matt & Diogis car in a wonderful museum. The wife and I both are retired LEOs. This was a neat place to visit, but it will weigh heavy on your heart. Beautiful memorial.

Beautiful place to visit that is dull of amazing law enforcement history. This place is clean, the staff is extremely friendly and they have many displays to look at that will educate you about law enforcement from past eras till now. If you or anyone in your family has even the slightest interest in law enforcement or the history of law enforcement than this place is a must visit!

Absolutely a great tribute to all aspects of law enforcement. Thank you Gerry.

The American Police Hall of Fame & Museum is located at 6350 Horizon Drive just south of Titusville, Florida, adjacent to the Astronaut Hall of Fame. It houses law enforcement exhibits, a memorial and a Hall of Fame. It is the nations first national police museum and a memorial dedicated to law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. The museum was founded in 1960 in North Port, Florida by Gerald Arenberg. He was a police officer injured in the line of duty by a drunk driver in 1955. It was his dream to build a memorial to honor all law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, those that paid the ultimate sacrifice to keep the peace, to protect, and to serve. The museum was moved from North Port to the former FBI building in Miami, Florida in 1990. This building had 3 floors, housing the museum on the first 2 floors and the administration offices on the 3rd floor. By 2000 this facility became too small to house the growing number of exhibits, as well as the growing number of names in the memorial. In 2001, building began on the museum in Titusville. This facility opened in May, 2003. The Space Coast area was chosen because of its proximity to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, the United States Astronaut Hall of Fame, and of course, Orlando. The museum is supported and maintained by the National Association of Chiefs of Police. U.S. National Police Surgeon Linval K. Fleetwood MD, nominated by Chief Arenberg and appointed by U.S. President Bill Clinton, served the mission of the Hall of Fame & Museum from 1996 to 2007 by advising Congress about police issues, performing ceremonies for officers killed in the line of duty, and providing counseling for the families of those officers.

Every cool experience. You learn a lot about policing throughout the year. I think everyone should take the time and go check out this museum.

The best place to shoot guns around

If you are a friend, family, current law enforcement or retired law enforcement then you really need to come here. It’s a very interesting museum along the outer circle with a memorial in the middle of the building. We were here for approximately 3 hours.

Didnt offer us a tour. Said museums were open that havent been open in years. Every entrance we went to we got a different story. We had over a hour and half before close and we felt rushed out. The attendants were rude. We had family with us out of town from MA, the nicest thing we were told was Have a nice Day, Come back and see us Why? Rude. Acted like we were a bother. You would think us being the ONLY car in parking lot you would be informative and want our business. Thanks for nothing. Very disappointing knowing this is run by officers/retired officers who didnt want to educate willing patrons.

Thank you so much for making this wonderful memorial to the dedication of police history in Florida possible. We both had a fascinating insight into the life of the police and the evolution of the cars and equipment used over the years. To all the brave police officers who served and unfortunately given their lives in their duty, we would like to send our gratitude.Thank you for letting us use your shooting range and using your weapons.We were well supervised and the tour is good fun too. Hopefully we will pass by again soon.

Great place! Free for law enforcement officers, its awesome to see the evolution of this career in the united states.

Very interesting place to visit...highly recommend

A lot of interactive animations, the kids spent a great time (the parent as well)

I did Man Camp with Paul Pawela and a host of great instructors last year. Was an awesome training event. I highly recommend Paul and the the classes at the APHOF

Loved every minute of it. The guys at the desk were very helpful. Just an all around awesome experience. Lot of stuff to see and learn.

These volunteers do a wonderful job of honoring officers. If you or youre family is part of the blue then its a must visit when nearby.

Excellent experience. Pay your respects to these men and women.

Very nice exhibit with lots to see. Some interactive displays. Very touching memorial section.

If you support our law enforcement then this is a place that you should be on your list of things to see in Florida...It is a very surreal experience to see all the names of our fallen officers...AMERICA NEVER FORGETS !!!

Better than I thought. More enjoyable. Much respect for the police depts

Was much more robust than I expected. Lots of historical stories and artifacts from the Wild West through to present day. The fallen officers memorial was especially striking and heartbreaking and I appreciate that they have tissues available). Definitely worth the price of admission!

This is a very special place for my family and I. We come for the ceremony every year, without fail. The folks who run the organization are some of the kindest and most genuine people youd ever like to know. The museum is absolutely amazing. It is a must see. I really enjoy every visit we make.

The museum isn’t open on Monday’s due to COVID-19!! It doesn’t say it on Google or on their website. We found out driving over. There was a sign on the doorway with COVID-19 hours.

Love the museum the displays were right on. Recommend for everyone

Awesome establishment. Definitely going back for more range time .

Clean, well managed and maintained.

Upon our arrival we felt impressed with the exterior of the grounds and building. Entering the building you see Police vehicles on display. You can get a map of the museum to guide you through the many static displays. A solemn memorial to the fallen officers is beautifully constructed and presented in the center of room. They have many historical artifacts including uniform patches from all around the United States. Various restraint and execution methods are setup. One very interesting device was a digital counter that records many different crimes frequency in real time. The gift shop and restrooms are very nice. We definitely enjoyed the visit.

Great facility with a knowledgeable staff

Great day walking around to see what they used to drive and all the different patches guns and weapons

Mom (80 yrs young) and myself spent 2 hours. Was wonderful! Lots to read but also some interactive items. Would have stayed another hour but skipped some exhibits that were not my personal interest. Highly recommend.

I am humbled. Thank you to the men and women in blue who risk thier lives daily to keep ours safe. Amazing museum of police history. Hands on for young children. A must see.

An incredible museum! The police vehicles on display were a real treat... from cars to snowmobiles. God bless the men and woman who protect us! The shooting range was a great! Thanks for the training!

Great place to visit and pay respects to officers. Plenty of interactive exhibits for the family and tickets are pretty cheap.

Great staff as well as the amazing displays.

Really interesting yet sad, great place to visit and the staff are extremely helpful and friendly

We had an amazing experience in the hall of fame with my girlfriend, there are many interesting things to see on how the police work in America, from where i live in Europe Belgium theres nothing comparable, American police is more efficient, and probably much respected. We also try the shooting center actually we had to because coming their without shooting with some guns is a waste! nothing negative to say about that, the instructor was very friendly

We didnt actually visit the museum, but picked up the geocache in their carpark, whilst on the way back from KSC. The exterior is very impressive and the lady who was lowering the flag didnt run over to arrest us for looking suspicious!

Lots of cool stuff to see and a very moving tribute wall full of names belonging to fallen officers.

Very nice people... Showed me how to hold and load my gun.

Nice museum, sports the fallen heroes, but some is dated

Very interesting !

We love shooting here. The tactical practice they offer every Friday is great training for real world moving and defense. The range itself is clean and well run. The ventilation system is a little behind more modern facilities, but not enough to stop us from coming. You’ll get equivalent smoke lingering on an outdoor range. Staff is wonderful and always willing to offer advice. Pro shop is fairly small.The museum is a great place to go and not only honor our LEO’s but also to see some cool police and not quite so police stuff (Robocop anyone!).

Safe feeling range. Fun classes, awesome patch collection. I enjoyed my time here and cannot wait to visit again soon!

Love the place .. My respect goes to those who sacrificed their lives in the name of justice and for their people. They deserve to be remembered as heroes...

Honor and support our law enforcement heroes by visiting this museum. Its filled with respect to history and those who have given their lives to protect us here in the United States. We thank those who have worked so hard to keep this museum for all to enjoy.

The most helpful staff!!

Great, brought back bittersweet memoriesLost 6 men in 8 years in 9th pct NYPDAll friends of mine and co workersStaff was excellent and helpful

Staff is very knowledgeable. Range is great place to shoot!

Honor and support our law enforcement heroes by visiting this museum. Its filled with respect to history and those who have given their lives to protect us here in the United States. We thank those who have worked so hard to keep this museum for all to enjoy.

If you are truly interested in the subject material I would recommend giving this area four hours. The displays are quite detailed and the staff is very knowledgeable about any additional questions that you may have. The memorial Wall is stunning and will take your breath away. they have actual vehicles used from situations where officers have fallen in the line of duty. The memorial for Matt Williams and his K-9 partner DOG is a sombering reminder of what officers have to deal with on a daily basis. They also offer a top-of-the-line gun range that is absolutely amazing. The pricing is extremely affordable and they allow you to rent machine guns if that piques your interest. Please support your local law enforcement and local museums as this is not operated at a major financial gain.

This was the first Police Museum in the US. They have added to it over the years. They have a crime scene for you to evaluate; an electric chair; a 9/11 memorial; crime fighting through the years with photos and newspaper articles on Al Capone and Elliott Ness, and many others; information and displays of guns and ammunition; display of make shift “weapons”; and a kids dress up area as police. Lots of different displays including police cars and motorcycles through the years. They have a great display of police badges from around the US. In one corner they have a toy room where they gift wrap new toys they buy with donations and any police officer’s children whose parent has been killed while on duty are sent a gift for their birthday and Christmas every year until they turn 18 in memory of their parent. Very moving! In the center of the museum they have a Very Well Done Memorial to police officers who have died during duty.

Is great place

Great place. Plan to buy a membership next trip.

Amazing experience! I suggest everyone to visit it! It shows a lot of things that usually are not showed, like equipment ecc.. It also has a memorial for the police officer fallen in action, getting inside that room made me shiver, the museum made a great job for preserving the memory of those heroes that gave their lives trying to keep this beautiful country a safer place. Will definitely go back again!

Small museum, but still covers a lot of ground. The memorial section is especially heartfelt to anyone who has lost loved ones. A small 9/11 memorial is included. Special $2 admission for anyone in law enforcement is especially appreciated.

Great place they are eager to help the unknowing right up to the professional, They have a great staff, very clean place, air conditioned, reasonable rates you pay for the day not the hour you could bring your own ammo. large selection of targets to buy. Also if you dont have a weapon to use you could rent one of theirs even a machine gun. So if youre looking for a safe and professional place to go to learn or place to go to practice or even enjoy shooting your weapon this is the place to be. All handgun ammo is allowed but call to make sure that your ammo is allowed.Who knows maybe next week youll see me there. So enjoy be safe and happy blinking

Great place amazing exhibits and they have a very nice gun range.

The staff were friendly and encouraging. This was the first local range I found comfortable and interested in enough to consider membership in over 3 decades. The range safety staff are as good as any I’ve had in any military range.

Great staff, helpful on the range just an overall great experience!

Very beautifully done. Very humbling memorial

Such a cool place . I never expected so much stuff and the very cool cop cars !!