The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subject in the photos below. Sgt. Shannon Cheatwood needs to speak with the individual in these photos concerning an incident that took place in the City of Cullman. If you think you may know who this is, please contact CPD Investigation Division at 256-775-7170 or email cullmanpd@cullmanAL.gov. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below.

Congratulations to Officer Ryan Warren and Officer Ryan Whisenhunt for successfully completing Traffic Homicide Investigation training, making them certified Traffic Homicide Investigators. Their commitment to advanced training enhances our department’s ability to investigate serious traffic incidents and ensure justice for victims and their families. Thank you for your service to the Cullman Police Department and the City of Cullman. #community #professionalism #duty #cullmanpd

Congratulations to Officer Jerry Perkins and Officer Ethan Weeks on achieving their Field Training Officer (FTO) certifications! This is a monumental accomplishment and a clear reflection of their commitment, expertise, and dedication to the Cullman Police Department. Becoming a certified Field Training Officer is a significant milestone in an officer’s career. It’s not just about meeting a set of qualifications; it’s about being entrusted with the responsibility of mentoring and guiding new recruits, shaping the next generation of officers. This certification represents an investment in their leadership and teaching abilities, as well as their deep understanding of law enforcement procedures and community relations. Field Training Officers play a crucial role in helping new recruits transition from theoretical knowledge to real-world application, teaching them how to handle various situations with professionalism, quick decision-making, and compassion. They must balance both teaching and enforcing, ensuring that the core values of the department are upheld in every interaction. Their influence can truly make a difference in shaping the culture of the department and fostering a sense of accountability and excellence. Your hard work, long hours, and unwavering dedication to both the community and your colleagues have not gone unnoticed. The Cullman Police Department is fortunate to have such qualified officers stepping up to train future members and the entire community benefits from your service. We look forward to seeing the continued positive impact you’ll make as Field Training Officers, and we appreciate all that you do to make Cullman a safer and stronger place. #community #proffesionalism #duty #cullmanpd

The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subjects in the photos below. Investigator Max Bartlett needs to speak with the individuals in these photos concerning an incident that took place in the City of Cullman. If you think you may know who this is, please contact CPD Investigation Division at 256-775-7170 or email cullmanpd@cullmanAL.gov. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below.

Join us in welcoming our newest officer, Ashley Rodgers, who was officially sworn in yesterday by Chief Joey Duncan. We’re excited to have Officer Rodgers join our team and wish her the best of luck as she continues training and begins her journey in protecting and serving the City of Cullman. #community #proffesionalism #duty #cullmanpd

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨 The Cullman Police Department has received reports of scammers making phone calls while falsely using the name of one of our investigators. If you receive a call from someone claiming to be Sgt. Chris Thomason or any other investigator, do not provide any personal information or send money. Scammers may even use incorrect variations of names to sound legitimate, (Such as Sgt. Chris Thomas) ✅ Verify first—Call the Cullman Police Department Investigation Division at 256-775-7170 or 256-775-7145 after 4PM, before taking any action. 🚫 Reminder: The Cullman Police Department will NEVER ask for money, gift cards, or personal financial details over the phone. Please share this information to help protect our community!

The Cullman Police Department proudly recognizes and appreciates our School Resource Officers for their dedication and commitment to keeping our schools safe. Thank you for your service to our students, staff, and community!

The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subject in the photos below. Sgt Chris Thomason needs to speak with the individual in these photos concerning an incident that took place in the City of Cullman. If you think you may know who this is, please contact CPD Investigation Division at 256-775-7170 or email cullmanpd@cullmanAL.gov. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below.

The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subject in the photos below. Sgt Chris Thomason needs to speak with the individual in these photos concerning an incident that took place in the City of Cullman. If you think you may know who this is, please contact CPD Investigation Division at 256-775-7170 or email cullmanpd@cullmanAL.gov. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below.

The Cullman Police Department extends our deepest condolences to the victims, their families, and the entire city of Philadelphia affected by the tragic plane crash last evening. Our thoughts and prayers are with all those impacted during this difficult time. We also want to express our heartfelt gratitude to the first responders who acted swiftly and courageously in the face of this tragedy. Your dedication and service are deeply appreciated. 🙏

A huge thank you to 7 Brew Coffee for providing drinks for our officers and staff on Tuesday and today! We appreciate your support and can’t wait for your grand opening. Welcome to the community!

The Cullman Police Department would like to extend our sincere thanks to Scooters for stopping by on Monday with drinks—including our favorite plain regular pcoffee—for all of our officers and staff. Your generosity and support mean so much to us, and we truly appreciate it!

The Cullman Police Department is deeply saddened by the tragic crash involving the Blackhawk helicopter and the American Airlines plane in Washington, D.C. Our heartfelt condolences and prayers go out to the victims, their families, and all those affected. We also extend our gratitude to the first responders who are working tirelessly in the recovery efforts on the Potomac. Our thoughts remain with everyone impacted by this devastating event.

Reminder to everyone, Coffee with a Cop tonight at Cornerstone Nazarene Church from 4:30-6:30

A huge congratulations to Officer Ryan Whisenhunt, Officer Josh Spinks, and Officer Michael Bryant on achieving their Field Training Officer (FTO) certifications! This is a monumental accomplishment and a clear reflection of their commitment, expertise, and dedication to the Cullman Police Department. Becoming a certified Field Training Officer is a significant milestone in an officer’s career. It’s not just about meeting a set of qualifications; it’s about being entrusted with the responsibility of mentoring and guiding new recruits, shaping the next generation of officers. This certification represents an investment in their leadership and teaching abilities, as well as their deep understanding of law enforcement procedures and community relations. Field Training Officers play a crucial role in helping new recruits transition from theoretical knowledge to real-world application, teaching them how to handle various situations with professionalism, quick decision-making, and compassion. They must balance both teaching and enforcing, ensuring that the core values of the department are upheld in every interaction. Their influence can truly make a difference in shaping the culture of the department and fostering a sense of accountability and excellence. Your hard work, long hours, and unwavering dedication to both the community and your colleagues have not gone unnoticed. The Cullman Police Department is fortunate to have such qualified officers stepping up to train future members, and the entire community benefits from your service. We look forward to seeing the continued positive impact you’ll make as Field Training Officers, and we appreciate all that you do to make Cullman a safer and stronger place.

At last night’s City Council meeting, we celebrated the achievements of several Cullman Police Department officers who recently received promotions. Police Chief Joey Duncan, Major John Mahler and Councilmember Brad Smith honored the officers for their dedication and service. Congratulations to Lieutenant Trey Higginbotham, Sergeant Jonathan England, Sergeant Zane Pounders and Sergeant Rob Long! We are proud to have such exemplary leaders on our team! 🌟 #cullmanpd #cullmanal

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Motorists are urged to use caution, (or stay at home if possible), as roads in Cullman are currently slick, with several reports of stranded individuals this morning. Follow Cullman County EMA for updates.

The Cullman Police Department would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Premier Bank of the South, Starbucks Cullman Al, Walmart Distribution Center, Long-Lewis of Cullman and Wendy’s for generously providing coffee and snacks to our officers and staff in honor of Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Your support means so much to our Cullman Police Department family!

Prayers for Lt. Meadows family.