Today the Cullman Police Department’s own Lt Intae Suh and Sgt Chris Thomason modeled for the Pilot Club 28th annual Fashion Show and Luncheon at Cotton Creek.

Today the Cullman Police Department’s own Lt Intae Suh and Sgt Chris Thomason modeled for the Pilot Club 28th annual Fashion Show and Luncheon at Cotton Creek.

** Traffic Alert ** This Saturday and Sunday, April 22-23, there will be a high probability of traffic delays on Hwy 278 (Eastbound and Westbound), near St Bernard, due to the Bloomin Festival. You may want to find an alternate route if possible. Bloomin Festivals hours are 9am-4pm, but traffic delays will begin before the festival starts and will last up to an hour after it ends.

The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subject in the photos below. Sgt. Trey Higginbotham is needing to speak with the person in these photos concerning an incident that took place in the City of Cullman. If you think you may know who this subject is, please contact CPD Investigation Division at 256-775-7170 or send a DM. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below. Please share this message with your Facebook friends.

Turn in your unwanted or unused prescription medication this Saturday April 22, from 10am - 2pm at the Cullman Police Department 601 2nd Ave NE.

Don't forget to come by and pick up an Autism patch! $10 cash only, Monday through Friday 8am-4:30pm

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** Attention ** The Cullman Police Department has received two reports of subjects, (males and females), approaching women at local businesses. One of the subjects distracts the victim, while the other grabs the wallet from her purse. So far this has happened at TJ Maxx and Walmart. Please stay vigilant and secure your purses the best you can.

The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subject in the photos below. Officer Jonathan England is needing to speak with the person in these photos concerning an incident that took place in the City of Cullman. If you think you may know who this subject is, please contact CPD Investigation Division at 256-775-7170 or send a DM. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below. Please share this message with your Facebook friends.

Thank you to Daystar Church for dropping off some donuts earlier this week. Don’t forget three Easter services at Daystar tomorrow, 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30.

** Scam Warnings ** 1) Recently individuals have been calling tire dealers asking to order thousands of dollars' worth of tires. The caller uses one or more stolen credit card numbers to purchase the tires, sends another individual to pick up the tires and the credit card companies are denying payment on the sale, leaving the business with a huge loss. DO NOT LET SOMEONE USE MULTIPLE CARDS TO MAKE ANY PURCHASE. 2) Local franchise stores have been getting calls from someone claiming to be from the regional/corporate office. The caller convinces an employee to take money from the register to purchase bitcoin. IF THIS HAPPENS, DO NOT TAKE MONEY FROM THE REGISTER. INSTEAD, CALL AND NOTIFY YOUR IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR.

The Cullman Police Department would like to congratulate Officer Daniel Brown and Officer Aaron Brolsma for graduating the North East Alabama Law Enforcement Academy. Officer Brolsma also won the Top Gun award. Congratulations to both of you!

Officer Garrett Crumby. End of Watch: March 28, 2023.

Tomorrow Cullman Police Department will launch an Autism Awareness campaign and special patches are available. These colorful patches feature an illustration of a puzzle-piece design to help raise awareness throughout April as part of Autism Awareness Month. As part of this initative, the Cullman Police Department is selling these Autism patches. You can support #autismawareness by purchasing a patch (CASH ONLY) at the police department during business hours Monday-Friday 8am till 4pm. The price of the patch is $10. Autism, also known as autism spectrum disorder, refers to a wide range of conditions typically marked by challenges and developmental delays with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and communication. According to the Centers for Disease Control, an estimated 1 in 59 children in the United States is diagnosed with autism. Because autism is a spectrum disorder, each person with autism is impacted differently. The ways in which people with autism learn, think and problem-solve can range from highly skilled to severely challenged, according to autism awareness organizations. This challenge was started by the New Rochelle Police Department of Westchester County, NY in February 2017. New Rochelle Police Detective Chris Grecco and his wife are the parents of an autistic child.

Today, after an extensive interview and background process, seven new Cullman Police Department officers were sworn in by Mayor Woody Jacobs. The officers will attend the Northeast Alabama Law Enforcement Academy in May and will have 14 weeks of field training after they graduate. Please welcome Officer Addison Allred, Officer Olivia Ball, Officer Jeffrey David, Officer Anthony Hickman Jr, Officer Caleb Lambert, Officer Daniel Palisay and Officer Justin Turner.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of Huntsville Police Officers Garrett Crumby and Albert Morin. Officer Crumby gave his life protecting the citizens of Huntsville and Officer Morin remains in critical condition at Huntsville Hospital.

The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subjects in the photos below. Detective Max Bartlett is needing to speak with the persons in these photos concerning an incident that took place in the City of Cullman. If you think you may know who these subjects are, please contact CPD Investigation Division at 256-775-7170 or send a DM. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below. Please share this message with your Facebook friends.