Today, we recognize the invaluable contributions of our Property & Evidence Specialist, Administrative Assistant, Records Specialists, Support Services Manager, and Technology Specialist in fulfilling the Pullman Police Department mission. We are proud to have them on our team.
It’s National Law Enforcement Support Personnel Appreciation Week!
Although much of their work happens behind the scenes, Pullman PD could not function without our incredible support staff. (1 of 2)
Today we honor all who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, including members of our department who continue their commitment to service here in Pullman. To all veterans, thank you for your courage, dedication, and sacrifice. We are grateful for your service. Happy Veterans Day!
Pullman PD is especially proud to acknowledge the contributions of Pullman Police Advisory Committee member Dr. David Makin, who serves as the WADEPS Director.
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Transparency & accountability are key to ensuring that law enforcement professionals provide the best possible service to their communities. In WA State, members of the public have unmatched access to robust police use-of-force & contextual data, thanks to WADEPS. (1 of 3)
“WADEPS provides online tools for law enforcement leaders, community members, police officers, policymakers, & other stakeholders to view, share, & analyze information about reportable use-of-force incidents in a variety of contexts, & at agency, city, county, and state levels.”
Looking for a great way to make a difference?
The BlueBridge program is sustainable only through your generous donations, relying entirely on public support!
Help Pullman PD continue to improve the lives of those in our community: https://t.co/m3dqcaz8RU
The Pullman Police Department is very proud of our ongoing partnership with @BlueBridgeHQ, providing officers with access to discretionary funds to meet the immediate needs of our community members.
Here are a couple of examples of how your donations are making a difference...
-While on an animal call, officers discovered that the subject’s dog did not have a current rabies vaccine, as required by Pullman City Code. Funds were extremely tight. The responding officer paid for the vaccination to help keep the animal, its family, and our community safe.
Can You I.D. Me?
Officers need your help to identify this subject, related to a recent alcohol theft at Cougs Corner Mart. Please contact Officer Talib with tips or information: (509) 334-0802. (Case #26-P09706)
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Leaf collection starts tomorrow! Thanks for giving your sidewalks a quick sweep into the street, and for utilizing off-street parking so that crews can safely navigate through neighborhoods!
The 2026 City of Pullman Leaf Collection schedule is here!
Military Hill: November 6, 9, 10
College Hill: November 12 & 23-24
Sunnyside Hill: November 13, 16, 17
Pioneer Hill: November 18, 19, 20
Learn more about the City's Leaf Collection program here:
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Our hearts are with the @SpokaneSheriff.
We thank these deputies for their courageous dedication to their community and extend our deepest sympathies to all who have been impacted by this tragic event.
A funeral service for Whitman County Sheriff Brett Myers will be held at Beasley Coliseum on Friday, November 6th, at 1:00pm. Pullman Transit will offer free park-and-ride transportation for the funeral.
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At approximately 6:13pm on Monday, November 2nd, the Pullman PD responded to a motor vehicle collision involving a pedestrian, at the intersection of N Grand Avenue & NW Ritchie Street. A 49-year-old Pullman man sustained serious injuries as a result of the collision. (1 of 3)
(2 of 3) The Pullman Fire Department administered lifesaving measures, and transported the man to Pullman Regional Hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries. The victim’s identity is being withheld, pending death notifications by the Whitman County Coroner’s Office.
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-Walk (don't run), stay on sidewalks & use crosswalks
-Only visit well-lit houses
-Never accept the invitation to enter someone's home or vehicle
-Wear well-fitting costumes
-Only consume treats sealed in their original wrappers
Wishing you all a safe Halloween ahead!
It’s almost time! As you put the finishing touches on costumes, the Pullman Police Department offers these simple tips for safe trick-or-treating... (1 of 3)
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-Accompany young children
-Send older children out in groups
-Set curfews or meeting times/locations for older children
-Agree upon a safe route
-Use reflective tape or materials on costumes and bags -Carry flashlights and glowsticks