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.

Join us January 29th from 4:30-6:30pm for Coffee and Conversation at Cornerstone Nazarene Church!

Big thanks to Bill Floyd State Farm for generously bringing by Sweet Peppers gift cards for our officers and staff today! Bill has been a wonderful supporter of the Cullman Police Department, and we truly appreciate his continued kindness and community spirit.

The Cullman Police Department would like to congratulate Sergeant Trey Higginbotham on his recent promotion to Lieutenant. We appreciate his hard work, dedication, and unwavering commitment to serving the city of Cullman. Congratulations, Lieutenant Higginbotham!

The Cullman Police Department would like to extend congratulations to Officer Rob Long, Officer Jonathan England, and Officer Zane Pounders on their recent promotions to the rank of Sergeant. Your dedication, hard work, and unwavering commitment to serving the City of Cullman are truly appreciated. We are proud to have you as part of our team, and we look forward to your continued leadership and service in this new role.

Happy New Year from the Cullman Police Department!Wishing everyone a safe and joyful night, and we hope 2025 brings you health, happiness, and success!

The Cullman Police Department would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas! Enjoy this special time with your family and stay safe.

The Cullman Police Department would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to St. Andrew's Global Methodist Church for their thoughtful gesture of delivering goody bags for our officers and staff. Your kindness and support mean a lot to us! We truly appreciate your generosity!

Today, Cullman Police Department officers received an early Christmas gift by serving families in our community during the 11th annual Shop with a Cop event. It is an honor to put smiles on these children’s faces while also blessing all of the officers and volunteers involved. This year, we were proud to shop with sixteen amazing kids, making this event even more special. Thank you to everyone who helped make this day unforgettable! Thank you to our sponsors: Butch and Mary Mize, Garrison Gives Hope, Cullman Lions Club, Mullins Body Shop, Premier Bank of the South, and Doug Doggett Jewelers.

In Memoriam: Officer Jack Springer This week, the Cullman Police Department mourns the loss of one of our most cherished retired officers, Jack Springer. Jack served our community as a reserve officer for more than fifty years, from June 1, 1968, to December 31, 2019. His dedication, kindness, and willingness to help others left a lasting impact on those who had the privilege to work alongside him. Jack was a true pleasure to work with and will be deeply missed by all who knew him. The Cullman Police Department extends our heartfelt condolences to Jack’s family during this difficult time. Please join us in keeping them in your thoughts and prayers as they celebrate his remarkable life and legacy.

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Police Chief Joey Duncan joined District Attorney Champ Crocker, Cullman Sheriff Matt Gentry and Alabama Law Enforcement Agency for a press conference this afternoon to reinforce the importance of traffic and pedestrian safety.

Thank you Annette Munger and Garrison Gives Hope for your generous donation to our Shop with a Cop program this year. Your support plays a vital role in bringing joy to many children in our community during the holiday season. The collaboration between the Cullman Police Department and local organizations helps strengthen our relationships with families in need. We are grateful for your commitment to making a positive impact in our community. Together we can continue to create meaningful experiences for those who need it most.

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Last night, the City Council meeting celebrated the achievements of several Cullman Police Department officers who received promotions. Police Chief Joey Duncan, Assistant Chief Brandon Patterson, and Councilmember Brad Smith honored the officers for their dedication and service. Congratulations to Major Daniel Hunt, Major Intae Suh, and Major John Mahler! We are proud to have such exemplary leaders on our team! 🌟 #cullmanpd #cullmanal