Andrews Police Department

09/03/2026

09/01/2026

‼️‼️ Reminder this is currently closed. Seek a different route. ‼️‼️

Barricades are not posted until just before the construction zone on both sides. You need to turn and Division Road or 100 North. Please follow these directions and not causing damage to properties.

08/18/2026

State Road 105 will be closing be sure to plan ahead.

08/05/2026

SCHOOL BUS STOPPING REMINDER 🛑

As students return to school, the Huntington County Sheriff’s Office reminds all motorists to know Indiana’s school bus stopping laws.

When a school bus stops with its RED FLASHING LIGHTS activated and STOP ARM extended:

- Two-Lane Roadways
All motorists traveling in both directions MUST STOP.

- Multi-Lane Roadways with NO Barrier
All motorists traveling in both directions MUST STOP.

- Multi-Lane Roadways with a Grassy or Concrete Barrier
Only motorists traveling behind the school bus are required to stop. Vehicles traveling in the opposite direction are NOT required to stop.

⚠️ NEVER pass a school bus when its red lights are flashing and stop arm is extended. Passing a stopped school bus under these circumstances is a violation of Indiana traffic law and can put children in serious danger.

Please slow down, pay attention, and give school buses plenty of room. One moment of impatience can have lifelong consequences.

07/29/2026

We are thinking of Marshal Fisher’s family, friends, and fellow officer’s in Randolph County. Blessed are the peacemakers

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Marshal Fisher’s family, friends, and our brothers and sisters in Randolph County.

07/03/2026

On behalf of everyone at Huntington County Public Safety Dispatch, we wish you and your family a safe and happy Independence Day! (Tomorrow)

As you celebrate the Fourth of July, please remember to celebrate responsibly:

● 🎆 Leave fireworks to those using them safely and legally.
● 🚗 Never drink and drive—plan for a sober ride home.
● 🔥 Keep a safe distance from fireworks and supervise children at all times.
● 🚨 If you see an emergency, call 911 immediately.

While you’re enjoying time with family and friends, our dispatchers, law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMS personnel, and other first responders will be on duty, ready to answer the call whenever they’re needed.

Thank you to all of our first responders for spending the holiday serving our community, and thank you to the citizens of Huntington County for helping keep our county safe.

Have a fun, memorable, and safe Fourth of July!
Happy Independence Day from Huntington County Public Safety Dispatch! 🇺🇸

06/28/2026

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06/26/2026

💥🇺🇸 Police would appreciate it too! Know why to call.

Huntington County Public Safety Dispatch would appreciate it if you didn't mix up the lists here!

06/16/2026

Huntington County Public Safety Dispatch did an outstanding job during the storm last week. If you would have seen the call board you would understand. We are thankful for the calmness they provide during a period of chaos. Make sure to thank and congratulate them for what they do! We couldn’t do what we do without them.

🚨 Recognition Post 🚨

When severe storms and tornado warnings moved through our county on the evening of June 11, the calls came in faster than anyone could count. Reports of downed trees, damaged property, blocked roadways, and citizens needing help poured into the communications center. Through it all, our dispatchers remained calm, focused, and professional.

We want to recognize and thank the dedicated men and women of Huntington County Public Safety Dispatch for their unwavering commitment during an incredibly demanding event. Despite the overwhelming call volume and rapidly changing situations, they continued to answer every call with compassion, gather critical information, and provide reassurance to those experiencing some of their most stressful moments.

We would also like to recognize those dispatchers who, despite being off duty, immediately answered the call for help. Without hesitation, they came into the center to assist their coworkers and support the community they serve. Their willingness to set aside personal plans, leave the comfort of their home, and step in during a time of need speaks volumes about the character, dedication, and selflessness of this team. Public safety doesn’t stop when a shift ends, and neither did they.

We also extend our sincere appreciation to our Deputy Director of Emergency Management who remained present in the center throughout the incident. By maintaining communication with County Highway personnel and coordinating reports of downed trees and blocked roadways, they helped alleviate a significant portion of the workload and ensured that vital information was relayed efficiently to the appropriate agencies.

Moments like these remind us that emergency response is truly a team effort. Behind every siren is a dispatcher coordinating the response, keeping responders informed, and serving as the calm voice on the other end of the line. While much of their work happens behind the scenes and often goes unseen, their impact was felt throughout our entire community during this event.

To every dispatcher (on & off duty) who stepped up, emergency management professional, highway worker, and first responder involved…thank you for your dedication, teamwork, and unwavering service to Huntington County.

When our community needed you most, you answered the call.

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06/04/2026

The State Road 105 bridge is now back open!