Our next COVID Wellness Walk will be in the Forest St area, Thurs May 7, 10-11 am. Say hello from your front porch or through a window while we will be walking through to check on you. We will be practicing social distancing, but checking on your wellbeing is important to us.
We are very excited to announce Martinsville’s newest police officers, Trishia Elgin & Logan Bowman. Both have been with MPD since Nov as recruits. Their hard work has resulted in their advancing to the next stage of their career by taking the oath of office and being sworn in.
We are now accepting applications for current & future vacancies for the position of police officer. Hire-in rate: $35,791 - $39,000 for certified officers. See link for further details https://t.co/77WZsyVSsa
As a way to show our appreciation for all that they do C Shift provided pizzas for the nurses at SOVAH Martinsville today. Thanks to them for all of their hard work!
For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we have placed ribbons on all of our patrol vehicles. 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. So, it is in all of our best interest to help raise awareness to fight this horrible disease. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
All of us at the @VaCapitolPolice are proud of Officers Rodney Hodges (left) and Donald Freeman for representing the division at the 2019 Police Fitness Challenge in Galax. The event honors the memory of Carroll County Deputy Sheriff Curtis Bartlett, who died in a 2017 pursuit.
Congratulations to all the deputies and officers who were presented with an award from MADD Wednesday evening. Your hard work and preventive efforts helped to make our region safer. Thank you all.
A Huge Congratulations to the Officers that completed the Basic SWAT school this week. This is an intense 40 hr course! That pushes officers to their limits so they can be there when you need them! Officers from Henry, Patrick, and Roanoke Counties along with Martinsville City.
It’s not all right to run the light.
Be aware, our officers are increasing our enforcement of red-light offenders. So, don’t be surprised that if you run a red light you start to see blue lights.
If you have not had the chance to meet Officer King now you will be able to at least point him out! He is official now with his name plate!!! #nomoreofficerfuzzy
Yesterday we celebrated the retirement of Officer J. C. White. Although his career was shortened by an injury while on military deployment, he had made a huge positive impact on this community as SRO for MHS. We can't thank him enough for his service to our city and our country.
A very sad evening tonight. Firefighters are working a structure fire involving the Rives Theatre on Church St. Please avoid the uptown area so that emergency workers can work safely!
It is only 1 week away! National Night Out is always a great event. So mark your calendars and make plans to attend at one of our two locations. We hope to see you there.