Category: Huntsville Police

Huntsville Police to join city partners for Back-to-School Bash

July 24, 2024 Click to view Huntsville Police to join city partners for Back-to-School Bash

  Dunk your principal, cool off on an inflatable waterslide and celebrate the start of the new school year with the Back-to-School Bash. The Huntsville Police Department (HPD) and Huntsville Parks & Recreation, in partnership with Free 2 Teach, are again teaming up to host this free end-of-summer party on Saturday, July 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Jaycee Community Building, 2180 Airport Road. Dozens of vendors will share information on [more]

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Huntsville Police North Precinct to host end-of-summer family fun night

July 23, 2024 Click to view Huntsville Police North Precinct to host end-of-summer family fun night

Clear your calendar to make one last summer memory with your family, friends, and the Huntsville Police Department (HPD). HPD’s North Precinct is hosting an end-of-summer Family Fun Night Monday, July 29 from 5-7 p.m. at the Dr. Robert Shurney Legacy Center, 3011 Sparkman Drive. All ages are welcome to attend this free community event. The event features free hamburgers, hot dogs and cold refreshments. There will also be a snow cone truck, [more]

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HPD event to help candidates practice before physical fitness test

July 22, 2024 Click to view HPD event to help candidates practice before physical fitness test

Huntsville Police Department (HPD) invites interested officer candidates to an informal meet-and-greet to practice the physical fitness test on Saturday, July 27, from 8-11 a.m., at 2213 Drake Ave. SW. The State of Alabama requires all candidates to pass a standard physical agility and ability test. This event is an excellent opportunity to learn what’s required and receive tips on how to be successful from the HPD recruitment team. Once a candidate [more]

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Accountability at the heart of amended hands-free ordinance

June 25, 2024 Click to view Accountability at the heart of amended hands-free ordinance

An amended ordinance prohibiting the use of handheld devices while operating a motor vehicle will go into effect on July 1, and City leaders are hopeful it will lead to increased accountability and a decrease in distracted driving crashes. The ordinance, which took effect Jan. 1, upgraded violations from a secondary to a primary offense, allowing officers to stop a driver when they see a violation and issue a citation. The [more]

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City of Huntsville offices to close Wednesday for Juneteenth

June 14, 2024 Click to view City of Huntsville offices to close Wednesday for Juneteenth

City of Huntsville municipal offices will close Wednesday, June 19, for Juneteenth National Independence Day. This includes Animal Services, Public Transit (Orbit and Access) and Municipal Court. City offices will reopen at 8 a.m. Thursday, June 20. Garbage Collection: Residential collection will be delayed the week of June 17-21. Residents should leave carts at the curb until they are collected. Parks & Recreation: All facilities will close except splash pads, which will be open [more]

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Answer the Call: Apply today with Huntsville Police dispatch

June 13, 2024 Click to view Answer the Call: Apply today with Huntsville Police dispatch

If you’re looking for a fast-paced and rewarding career serving your community, a career as a police dispatcher may be right for you. Huntsville Police’s communication division is now hiring for the position of police dispatcher. The division proudly employs a team of highly motivated individuals who are often the department’s first line of communication with the public during an emergency. “Dispatchers are first responders, just like police officers, EMTs, paramedics, firefighters [more]

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A Call to Be the Best: HPD accepting applications for officers

June 11, 2024 Click to view A Call to Be the Best: HPD accepting applications for officers

Answer the call and join one of the best public safety agencies in the country. The Huntsville Police Department (HPD) is accepting applications for its 72nd session of the Huntsville Police Academy, which begins in February 2025. HPD is proud to employ over 400 sworn officers who serve the community with courage, integrity, and professionalism. Officers come from diverse backgrounds, education and experience, reflecting the department’s commitment to inclusivity. “Our police department [more]

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City of Huntsville offices to close for Memorial Day

May 22, 2024 Click to view City of Huntsville offices to close for Memorial Day

City of Huntsville municipal offices will close Monday, May 27, for Memorial Day. This includes Animal Services, Public Transit (Orbit and Access) and Municipal Court. City offices will reopen at 8 a.m. Tuesday, May 28. Garbage Collection: Residential collection will be delayed one day the week of May 27-31. Residents should leave carts at the curb until they are collected. Parks & Recreation: All facilities are closed except splash pads, which will be open from [more]

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HPD North Precinct invites community back to annual block party

May 17, 2024 Click to view HPD North Precinct invites community back to annual block party

Huntsville Police Department’s (HPD) North Precinct invites the community to come back to Normal for the return of its annual block party on Saturday, May 18, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the HPD North Precinct, 4014 North Memorial Parkway, adjacent to Alabama A&M University. Get ready for a fun family day filled with free food and chances to win bicycles and other prizes. A DJ will spin tunes while [more]

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Fallen HPD Officer Garrett Crumby honored during National Police Week

May 16, 2024 Click to view Fallen HPD Officer Garrett Crumby honored during National Police Week

Memorial wreath for fallen Officer Garrett Crumby placed at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C. The name of fallen Huntsville Police Officer Garrett Crumby is now etched into the wall of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C. His name joins thousands of other law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty. Fallen officers were honored this week in the nation’s capital as part of [more]

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