The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subject in these photos. Officer Pagan is needing to speak with the subject in these photos in reference to a reported incident. If you think you may know who this is, please contact Officer Pagan at 256-775-7170 or send a PM. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below. Share this message with your FB friends.

We would like to thank the folks from Sevita/REM Alabama for bringing us donuts, fruit, and juice today in celebration of #NationalDonutDay! As always, we appreciate the support we receive from our community.

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On Tuesday, May 31, 2022, David Nassetta was promoted to the position of Assistant Police Chief of the Cullman Police Department. David began his career as a CPD officer in 1996, serving as a reserve officer before being hired full-time in March 1997. He has been assigned to the Narcotics, Investigations, Traffic, and Tactical units. He has served as a full-time Task Force Officer with the ATF and has been a firearms instructor for the department since 1999. David was promoted to Sergeant in 2014 and promoted to Lieutenant in 2018. His promotion to Assistant Police Chief will fill the position vacated by the June 1, 2022, retirement of Craig Montgomery. We congratulate David on being named Assistant Police Chief and look forward to working with him in that capacity!

A ceremony was held today (Tuesday, May 31, 2022) to celebrate the retirement of Cullman Police Department Assistant Police Chief Craig Montgomery who is retiring June 1, 2022, after 29 years of service to our community and to the CPD. Craig began his civilian law enforcement career with the Cullman Police Department in 1992 serving as a uniformed police officer, patrol supervisor, investigator, investigator supervisor, SWAT team member, and drug task force commander prior to being named Assistant Police Chief in 2016. He began his military law enforcement career in 1982 in the U.S. Army as a military police officer, later attending the U.S. Army CID Special Agent’s Course and eventually attaining the rank of Chief Warrant Officer Four. Craig has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Pre-Law Criminal Justice from Auburn University; is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, Southeastern Law Enforcement Executive Development Course, and DEA Narcotics Investigator Course; and is a member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the FBI National Academy Association, and U.S. Army Warrant Officer’s Association. The Cullman Police Department appreciates the outstanding service and dedication of Asst. Chief Montgomery and wish him and his wife, Carol, the very best!

Check out and “like” the new City of Cullman Communications page! City of Cullman Communications takes emergency and non-emergency calls and dispatches public safety personnel for the Cullman Police Department and Cullman Fire Rescue!

The Cullman Power Board brought all of these goodies to the CPD today for our staff to enjoy in recognition of #NationalPoliceWeek! Thank you, Cullman Power Board, for this show of appreciation and support! And thank you for all you do to serve our community, as well!

The CPD would like to thank Walmart Store #7280 (North Walmart) for recognizing #NationalPoliceWeek with a certificate of recognition and a cake. We appreciate Walmart’s kind gesture and support of our department, and are humbled by the love and support we receive from the community throughout the year.

The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subject in these photos. Sgt. Thomason is needing to speak with the subject in these photos in reference to a reported incident. If you think you may know who this is, please contact Sgt. Thomason at 256-775-7170 or send a PM. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below. Share this message with your FB friends.

A note from Abby Wilson Thank you to our police. “I’m so thankful for our police officers! My mom and I were in Cullman at the section of Hwy. 31 and Hwy. 157 and my Highlander cut off on me. I was totally panicked since that had never happened before, especially in a busy intersection! Officer Joey Duncan with Cullman PD was extremely helpful and friendly! He stayed with us while the towing company came, and my dad came to pick us up. I was so appreciative that a terrible situation for me turned into appreciating our law enforcement even more than before. Thanks so much, Officer Joey!”

The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subject in these photos. Officer Matt Dean is needing to speak with the subject in these photos in reference to a reported incident. If you think you may know who this is, please contact Officer Dean at 256-734-1434 or send a PM. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below. Share this message with your FB friends.

Come join Cullman City Police Department Saturday April 30, 2022 at the North Walmart for our DEA Drug Take Back. We will be located outside near the general merchandise entrance from 10 AM until 2 PM. We will accept expired or unused prescription medications as well as over the counter medication. No sharps of any kind will be accepted.

The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subject in these photos. Sgt. Thomason is needing to speak with the subject in these photos in reference to a reported incident. If you think you may know who this is, please contact Sgt. Thomason at 256-775-7170 or send a PM. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below. Share this message with your FB friends.

The Cullman Police Department would like to recognize and honor Officer David Smith for five years of service to our community! Your hard work is very much appreciated! Thank you, Officer Smith, for your dedication and service to the Cullman Police Department and our community!

Public notice regarding Vehicle Break-ins : Over last weekend 04/13/22-04/15/22 a total of eight vehicles were reportedly illegally entered and items were stolen from them. A total of five firearms, two wallets, and softball gear were stolen. These incidents occurred in two areas: Clearwater Dr. NE and Colonial Dr. SW. Seven of the vehicles doors were unlocked and one was locked. The one vehicle that was locked the driver’s side window was broken by the suspect. Cullman Police Dept. is asking for any information in regards to these thefts please contact Cullman Police Dept. Investigations at 256-775-7168. The Cullman Police Dept. also would like to remind everyone to lock their doors to their car, house, windows, gate, and shed. Turn on any exterior lights, security cameras, and alarm systems. Also bring in any valuables from your cars, yard, and patio. The majority of these types of crimes are of opportunity. The following video that was submitted by a citizen shows that their doors were locked and no valuables were visible. The suspect checked the doors, looked into the vehicle, then moved on. Thank you for any assistance.

The Cullman Police Department has taken 9 reports for Unlawful Breaking and Entering Motor vehicles this Saturday before Easter in just eight hours, and that’s just the people who call because something of value was stolen out of the car. Others are not reporting the incident because the vehicle was just gone through, and nothing was stolen. ALWAYS take your wallets, purses, and GUNS out of your vehicles at night. It takes less than 20 seconds for someone to open a door, check under the seats, glove box, and center console and take everything.

A ceremony was held at the Cullman Police Department on Wednesday, March 30, 2022, to recognize the following officers on their promotions that will become effective on March 30, 2022: Officer Tyler Jackson will be promoted to Sergeant. Tyler began his career at the Cullman Police Department as a reserve officer in 2014, before being hired full time the following year. He graduated the Northeast Alabama Law Enforcement Academy in 2015 and has been a Field Training Officer since 2017. He has also worked in the crime suppression unit, traffic unit, and investigations division. Sgt. Eric Cole will be promoted to Lieutenant. He is a combat veteran who served with the 3rd Infantry Division during Operation Iraqi Freedom. He began law enforcement in 2006 with the Hanceville Police Department and joined the Cullman Police Department in September 2008. He spent 12 years as a member of the Tactical Unit and was promoted to Sergeant in December 2016. In 2017, he was reassigned to the Investigation Division. Officer Shannon Cheatwood, who was unable to attend Wednesday’s ceremony, will be promoted to Sergeant. Shannon began his career at the Cullman Police Department as a part-time jailer and reserve officer in 2003 before being hired as a full-time patrol officer in 2005. He has served as a tact team member, motor officer, firearms instructor, crisis negotiator, and FTO. We would like to congratulate each one of these officers on their promotions and thank them for their continued service to the Cullman Police Department and to the citizens of the City of Cullman!

The Cullman Police Department would like to recognize and honor Officer Bryan Medlock for five years of service to our community! Your hard work is very much appreciated! Thank you, Officer Medlock, for your dedication and service to the Cullman Police Department and our community!

The Cullman Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the subjects in these photos. Lt. Nassetta is needing to speak with the subjects in these photos in reference to a reported incident. If you think you may know who this is, please contact Lt. Nassetta at 256-775-7170 or send a PM. Please do not leave any names in the comment section below. Share this message with your FB friends.