National Police Week 5K

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Army Navy Drive and South Eads Street, Arlington VA

Saturday, May 9th, 2026

🏅 Race Overview

The Officer Down Memorial Page is hosting our 19th annual National Police Week 5K on May 10, 2025. Day-of registration, check-in, packet pickup, and other pre-race day activities begin at 7:00 am. The starting gun for the 5K is at 9:00 am sharp.

📍 Location Details

We are excited to host the National Police Week 5K in a new location. The race will be held in Crystal City, Arlington, VA.

Army Navy Dr. and South Eads Street

🗺️ Course Information

Click here for 5K Course Map

📝 Registration Details

Fees: Registration fees for the 5K:
January 14 - March 1: $40
March 2 - April 1: $45
April 2 - May 9: $50
Day of the Race: $55

📦 Packet Pickup

Date: Friday, May 9
Time: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Location: Road Runner Sports - Pentagon Row
Address: 1101 S Joyce Street, Ste B-23, Arlington, VA 22202

Race Day, Saturday, May 10th at the race site starting at 7:00 am.

👕 Shirt Guarantee

On-site runners: ODMP will make every effort to guarantee a shirt for in-person registrants, regardless of the registration date. Shirt sizes cannot be guaranteed for race day registration.
Virtual Runners: Virtual packets will be shipped domestically: due to USPS varying shipping times ODMP recommends pre-registering before April 24, 2025, in order to receive your packet by race day.

⏰ Race Day Schedule

7:00 am: Onsite Registration Opens
8:45 am: Opening Announcements/National Anthem
9:00 am: 5K Race Begins

💪 Active Armor Movement

JOIN THE PROJECT ACTIVE ARMOR MOVEMENT TODAY! Project Active Armor (PAA) is law enforcement from across America showing every Deputy, Agent, Correction, and Police Officer there’s no reason not to wear armor.

ODMP wants to support you in your Kevlar! Earn PAA patches from ODMP, Law Enforcement United, and so many more agencies!

When you participate in the National Police Week 5K in your gear you will raise awareness for PAA, be eligible to purchase a limited edition ODMP PAA patch and show officers that they can and should wear their vests at all times while on the job. Continue to wear your vest with your patch to other events, challenge others, and help spread the word!

🌟 About ODMP

The Officer Down Memorial Page (ODMP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to honoring America's fallen law enforcement heroes. As the largest law enforcement memorial in the United States, ODMP preserves the memories of more than 26,000+ fallen officers in its online memorial and reflection pages.