Today, the Decatur Police Department proudly joined agencies across the state for the Law Enforcement Torch Run benefiting Special Olympics Alabama. Every step represents inclusion, determination, and support for these incredible athletes.
The Decatur Police Department is proud to host Women with Weapons, a free firearms safety course.
This informative and empowering training is focused on helping women in our community become more comfortable, knowledgeable, and responsible handgun owners.
Who is ready for the Alabama Jubilee this weekend?! Plan ahead for a great time!
✅Arrive early to avoid traffic
✅Bring sunscreen and water to stay hydrated.
✅Drive carefully and watch out for pedestrians.
For everything you need to know, visit: https://t.co/fPGiLB2DKP
Applications can be found online and turned in to the Decatur Police front desk.
Get your R.A.D. registration forms here: https://t.co/o1S0FJpczz
For questions or additional information, please contact Officer Bradley at [email protected].
Empower yourself! 💪🏼 Our next Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) courses start next week!
This free self-defense program is open to girls and women ages 12 and over. We have two sessions available to pick from!
May 25-26, 2026
Session1️⃣: 12 PM - 3PM
Session2️⃣: 4 PM - 7PM
Decatur Animal Services is waiving adoption fees tomorrow, May 15 from 11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to adopt, this is it! 🐕💚 🐈
“Our goal is not simply to issue citations,” Chief Mack said. “Our mission is to save lives, prevent injuries, and make our streets safer for everyone who travels through our city."
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Chief Torry Mack is launching a new traffic safety initiative to target speeding and dangerous moving violations across the city. “Operation Slow and Steady,” will officially begin on Friday, May 15, 2026.
The initiative comes in response to the growing number of traffic accidents. Currently, the City of Decatur has recorded 865 traffic accidents year-to-date, in addition to 239 private property accidents, which equates to 61 accidents a week.
Citizens with cats/dogs may seek shelter at City Hall as long as animals are kept on a leash or in a crate. Firearms, alcohol and tobacco are not allowed in the shelter.
The Decatur Police Department is proud to announce the re-activation of its Bicycle Unit, a proactive initiative designed to enhance public safety and improve operational effectiveness during special events. Eight officers will man the unit equipped with Recon Interceptor E-Bikes
WE'RE HIRING! 🖥️
The Decatur Police Department is currently accepting applications for a Crime Analyst.
This position plays a critical role in identifying crime patterns to help guide operational planning. The job posting will be open until April 7!
UPDATE: Crews are in the process of unloading the trailer before they can flip it back onto its wheels. Drivers are asked to avoid the area and seek an alternate route. Traffic delays continue.
TRAFFIC ALERT: Agencies are responding to a single-vehicle wreck on Hwy 20 near Leon Sheffield Elementary School. No injuries. Westbound traffic will be down to one lane at this time due to a struck power pole.