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The National Weather Service held a Special Weather Briefing this afternoon in reference to the extremely cold and prolonged temperatures next week and also the increasing potential for winter precipitation Tuesday and Wednesday. Main Points: ❗️Much colder conditions expected late Sunday into MondayWind Chill values down in the 0-10F degree range by Monday morning.An extended period of cold/below normal temperatures expected through the weekWinter Weather Potential: ❄️Alabama and West Georgia (includes all of the state of Georgia) sometime Tuesday – Wednesday but uncertainty remains high on exact timing, locations, amounts.There is a high likelihood of impacts IF winter precipitation falls due to the extreme cold temperatures that will already be in placePlease monitor this situation over the weekend as more accurate information will be available as we get closer to the first of the week. Extreme Cold:🥶Low temperatures Sunday night forecast in the 16 degree range for our area.Wind chills Monday morning at sunrise will be 5 -10 degreesHigh temps Monday and possibly through Thursday will remain below freezing.Lows Monday night and Tuesday night will be in the teens againLong Duration Cold Event.Our area could see temps below freezing for 72 hoursPast experiences show that we start to see pipes freezing at 48 consecutive hours below freezing. Winter Precipitation:❄️⛄️IF we see winter precipitation, it will likely cause impacts quickly.Impacts will linger for several days due to the below freezing daytime temps and extreme cold night temperatures.All three of the major model ensembles are coming into agreement of a snow event impacting the southeast.Timing, exact coverage and amounts will come later this weekend with additional model runs. Please monitor this situation over the weekend as more accurate information will be available as we get closer to the first of the week. We will provide updates throughout the weekend as they come available from the National Weather Service. ... See MoreSee Less
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NEW YEAR, NEW FRIENDS! 🐾🚨We are so excited to announce the newest addition to the Carrollton Police Department—Charli, our specialty-trained Peer Support Canine (PSC)! Charli is a precious, lovable Bernedoodle and will play a huge and important role in supporting the mental health and well-being of our officers and staff.The Peer Support Canine program is designed to provide our team with access to a specially trained canine to assist in post-critical incident events and support those experiencing post-traumatic stress. Charli and her handler, Sgt. Candace Gamble, are dedicated to helping our department members, other public safety agencies, and the City of Carrollton when needed. 🐶We are incredibly grateful to Jill Pierce State Farm Insurance for sponsoring Charli's adoption, and a special thank you to Tails of Hope in Gay, GA, for partnering with us to bring Charli to our team. 🤝Charli is already making a positive impact, and we can't wait for you to meet her! Welcome, sweet Charli! 💙🐾 ... 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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