Two employees were recognized at the City Council’s Sept. 16 meeting for reaching employment milestones.
@SHPD Sgt. Evin Eustice has worked for the City for 10 years. Public Works Water/Wastewater Treatment Operator II Tyler Hills has worked for the City for 5 years. Congrats!
St. Helens students begin returning to school Tues., Sept. 8. Help keep kids safe by doing the following:
Slow down to 20mph in school zones.
Always stop for a school bus with flashing lights or an extended stop arm.
Watch for kids walking and riding bikes in unexpected areas.
On August 26, 2026, the arrest of a St. Helens woman led to animal abuse charges. Police are seeking additional information from the public. People with additional information should call 503-397-1521 and ask to speak with Officer Sprinzl or Chief Smith: https://t.co/ue5tfYJiwK
Hood and Portland to Coast Relays are Fri. & Sat., Aug. 28-29. The route does not pass through St. Helens city limits but does skirt city limits. Exchanges are at Warren Baptist Church and Columbia County Fairgrounds.
Race information can be found at https://t.co/rpocsfASW2
Starting Wednesday, August 19, 2026, and concluding September 7, the St. Helens Police Department will participate in a national Labor Day DUII enforcement campaign: https://t.co/EVN4EnuoKH
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s NHTSA and the St. Helens PD held a Speeding Catches Up With You campaign July 6 - 31, 2026. The campaign was successful in raising awareness of the dangers of speeding. https://t.co/fqCwryhsye
At the July 15 St. Helens City Council meeting, the Council recognized Building Permit Technician Heidi Davis for 20 years of service and Patrol Officer Luke Marshall for five years of service.
Congratulations, Heidi and Luke!
Seat Belts Save Lives: Buckle Up May 18-31 and Every Day. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and St. Helens PD are urging drivers to buckle up ahead of the “Click It or Ticket” seat belt safety campaign: https://t.co/mKJ8LBUaAg
We are seeking additional information related to a St. Helens man recently indicted on multiple charges, including attempted murder. Please read the following info and call non-emergency dispatch at 503-397-1521 if you have additional details: https://t.co/ac3WpDQy8w
Thank you to local American Heritage Girls Troop OR3130 for stopping by the St. Helens station today to drop off goodies and celebrate National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. It's an honor to serve you!
@SHPD Chief Smith and Lt. Treat were recognized at today's St. Helens City Council meeting for reaching 5 years of service with the City of St. Helens. Congrats!
Congrats to @SHPD Police Records and Evidence Specialist Pati Askelson and Public Works Director Mouhamad Zaher on both reaching five years of service with the City of St. Helens!
Pati and Mouhamad were recognized at the St. Helens City Council's December 3 Council meeting.
Halloween is a fun time for families, but it can also be dangerous with more impaired drivers on the road and higher pedestrian vs vehicle accidents.
Stay safe and enjoy the holiday by reviewing the following safety tips before trick-or-treating: https://t.co/RUIwMprUPE
At the Sept. 3 St. Helens City Council regular session, Matthew Smith was sworn in as @SHPD's new chief. Congratulations, Chief Smith! You can learn more about Chief Smith's appointment on the City's website: https://t.co/YX7jI4Fvy0