The College Station Police Department will participate in National Night Out on Tuesday, Oct. 7, at neighborhood gatherings across our community, offering useful crime prevention tips and addressing concerns. If your neighborhood wants to take part, you can register online through Oct. 3. Continue reading National Night Out brings residents and law enforcement together for safer neighborhoods
In this week’s episode of “What’s Up, College Station?”, CSPD Public Information Officer David Simmons offers summer crime prevention tips, describes a typical police officer’s day, and clarifies some common misconceptions. He also reveals why the sour pink lemonade Ghost Energy Drink stands out above all others. Continue reading Podcast: CSPD’s Simmons tackles crime prevention, misconceptions, and sour pink lemonade
During National Police Week, as we honor the commitment and bravery of law enforcement officers nationwide, let’s shine a spotlight on the dedicated men and women of the College Station Police Department. Continue reading National Police Week honors the commitment and bravery of our law enforcement officers
On Friday, Officer Brad Smith retired after nearly a half-century in law enforcement, including 38 years in two stints with the College Station Police Department. Hundreds of well-wishers attended his retirement celebration at the Lincoln Recreation Center in the neighborhood where he grew up and later patrolled. And it all started with a career-ending football injury and a knock on his door. Continue reading Hometown Super Cop hangs up badge after storied 47-year law enforcement career
In case you missed it, the College Station City Council received its annual update on the operations and activities of the Police and Fire departments, including 2024 crime statistics, response times, and more at its Feb. 13 meeting. Continue reading ICYMI Video: Police and Fire Department updates presented to the City Council on Feb. 13
Each year, fatal road accidents peak between midnight and 5 a.m. on New Year’s Day, bringing in the new year in a horrific way. But we can avoid many of these accidents if motorists – and those around them – recognize the red flags and take preventive action. Continue reading Your New Year’s Eve bash: CSPD’s essential safety tips for party hosts and their guests
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