We would also like to thank @CheverlyPolice for their assistance in this case! "Sophie" and "Lily" are now safe with their owner and two juvenile criminals are off the streets because of the swift actions of Cheverly Police Officers! ๐ #partnership
Please join the Cheverly Police Department in welcoming Interm Chief Carl Miller, as the new leader of the agency. We would like to thank Detective Kvech and Master Corporal McCullough for their leadership over the past month. Welcome aboard Chief.
What a tremendous spooky weekend!!! We would like to thank everyone for coming out, having a good time, and above all, staying safe. Canโt wait for next year, we are here to serve you Cheverly.
Why did the policeman ticket the ghost on Halloween? It didnโt have a haunting license๐คฃ
Join your Cheverly Police Department this Sunday for a night full of costumes, fun and candy. We look forward to a safe Halloween serving the community. We are here to serve you.
The Cheverly police department would like to remind everyone to be alert for possible flooding throughout the town, as well as the possibility for downed trees and wires. Stay safe and as always we are here to serve you.
Staying true to the commitment to serve, Officer Biler and squad one are educating drivers around the schools and town. This driver received a warning, a smile from Officer Biler, and was also reminded, "Make sure you slow down, stop for all stop signs and wear your seatbelt.
Please be respectful and courteous when traveling up 63rd Avenue and Kilmer Street today at the end of the school day. Acting Chief Kvech has instructed officers to patrol the area and enforce all traffic laws pertaining to aggressive driving to ensure that all children are safe.
Starting October 4th, Detective Keene will be the Cheverly Police Departmentโs Public Information Officer. Any media requests, as well as any community social requests can be made to him. He can be contacted by email at [email protected].
As of October 3, 2021, until further notice, Acting Captain Andrew Kvech stepped into the role of Acting Chief of Police for the Town of Cheverly Police Department (CPD).
The Cheverly Police Department has made the decision to move its Public Safety Day event to ๐๐ฟ๐ถ๐ฑ๐ฎ๐, ๐ฆ๐ฒ๐ฝ๐๐ฒ๐บ๐ฏ๐ฒ๐ฟ ๐ญ๐ณ๐๐ต, out of respect for those who observe Yom Kippur and as a means of ensuring that those who wish to attend our event are able to do so.
Congratulation so our very on Chief Jarod J. Towers for being both nominated and recognized as one of the IACP's #40Under40 awardees for 2021.
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#SaveTheNewDate
Same Location...
Same Great Events...
New Date!!!!
Due to forecasted weather patterns, and the uncertainty of outdoor conditions, we have decided to reschedule our 2021 Public Safety Day Event to Thursday, September 16th.
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Join us in our yearly celebration of the critical partnerships created between those in the Public Safety Community and the Community at large, as well as the ever strengthening bonds amongst the partners in the Public Safety Community
Our officers, with the assistance of the Prince George's County Police Department, were able to track and apprehend a suspect believe connected to a residential burglary that occurred on the morning of July 20th.
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Kilmer St, between Landover Rd and Oak St, is closed due to a fire at the 24 Hour Laundromat (6433 Landover Road)
The Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department (PGFD) and Cheverly Police Department are on scene