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More fun 🤩 Community Helpers Week pics! Ranger and Officer Rosen had a great time! 💙🫶 ... See MoreSee Less
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🫶🫶🫶Our kindergarten classes have been learning about community helpers. Today they had a special visit from two community helpers during storytime. ... See MoreSee Less
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Two Arrested Following High-Speed Pursuit in Carrollton 🚨On September 4, 2024, at around 2:27 PM, Carrollton Police responded to a shoplifting report at Target on South Park Street. Suspects, two females in a white Nissan Kicks with an Alabama tag, were attempting to leave the scene.As Officer Calcutt pursued the suspects, they accelerated dangerously, reaching nearly 100 mph on the Highway 166 Bypass, weaving through traffic, and causing near-collisions. For public safety, the pursuit was halted, but our FLOCK camera system continued tracking the vehicle.The suspects were ultimately located and arrested in the Heritage Hills subdivision off Maple Street. Sharifa Williams, 45, of Auburn, Alabama, and Laveldia Butler, 64, of Opelika, Alabama, were charged with Theft by Shoplifting.Additional charges for Williams:Felony FleeingReckless DrivingSpeedingFailure to Maintain LaneFailure to Obey Traffic Control Device (Red Light)Driving While License SuspendedYour safety is our top priority. We're dedicated to ensuring that those who endanger our community are held accountable.#CarrolltonPD #PublicSafety #communityfirst ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy rainy 🌧️ Friday, friends! This week is Community Helpers week and Chief Richards had a wonderful time talking to and hanging out with Mrs. Hannah Shadrix’s kindergarten class at Carrollton Elementary! 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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We are excited to announce the promotion of Brannon Fowler to the rank of corporal! 🚔👏Fowler is a proud Carroll County native and Central High School graduate. Following high school, Fowler enlisted with the United States Marine Corps. He currently holds the rank of corporal in the USMC and serves as a squad leader responsible for seventeen Marines. While serving in the USMC, he has deployed to Columbia in South America for a joint training exercise and has received the Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal in 2022 for his exceptional leadership in a 29 Palms combat training exercise.In 2020, Brannon joined the Carrollton Police Department, initially serving on C-Shift. Since January 2023, he has been a vital part of our Traffic Unit, focusing on DUI enforcement during night shifts. His commitment to keeping our roads safe has earned him the MADD Golden Shield Award twice—35 DUI arrests in 2022 and an impressive 65 arrests in 2023. Brannon also contributes to our Special Response Team, further showcasing his dedication.Congratulations, Corporal Fowler! 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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2023 ANNUAL REPORT

ABOUT CARROLLTON POLICE DEPARTMENT

The earliest documented Chief of Police of Carrollton was Benjamin H Crider in 1896.  In 1900, he was shot and killed in the line of duty.  During that time, Carrollton’s population was between 300-400 citizens. Since Crider’s death, Carrollton has employed 20 police chiefs.  Currently, the Carrollton Police Department, under the direction of Chief Joel Richards, serves a population of approximately 28,000 residents (excluding the campus at the University of West Georgia) and a daytime population of about 60,000 in a 23 square mile area.  In 1999, the Carrollton Police Department became a state certified law enforcement agency.

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Carrollton, GA 30117
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Carrollton, GA 30116
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