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Officer Half-Pint has officially joined the Branson Police Department... well, at least for today. 🚔🩸This honorary offic...
06/24/2026

Officer Half-Pint has officially joined the Branson Police Department... well, at least for today. 🚔🩸

This honorary officer has one assignment: helping spread the word about the Taney County Boots, Badges & Bandages Blood Drive this Friday.

Join Branson Police and Community Blood Center of the Ozarks by rolling up your sleeve and donating blood. It's a simple act that can help save lives right here in the Ozarks.

🩸 Reserve your appointment today: https://tinyurl.com/m7jt46d7

Happy Father’s Day from the Branson Police Department!Today, we’re celebrating all the dads and father figures who lead ...
06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day from the Branson Police Department!

Today, we’re celebrating all the dads and father figures who lead with strength, love, patience, and dedication, both at home and in our community.

A special thank you to the dads and father figures within our Branson Police family who serve our city while also showing up every day for the people who matter most.

Your commitment does not go unnoticed.

Wishing all dads and father figures a safe, relaxing, and very happy Father’s Day!

This June, we’re proud to celebrate the work anniversaries of several dedicated members of the Branson Police Department...
06/20/2026

This June, we’re proud to celebrate the work anniversaries of several dedicated members of the Branson Police Department.

Each year of service represents countless hours of protecting our community, supporting fellow officers, and showing up when it matters most. These milestones reflect a deep commitment to public service and to Branson.

Thank you for the years you’ve invested in serving our community and supporting one another. We’re grateful for your dedication and proud to recognize the experience that strengthens our department and the community we serve.

The Branson Police Department is bringing back its Motorcycle Unit.BPD has recently added three new motorcycles that wil...
06/18/2026

The Branson Police Department is bringing back its Motorcycle Unit.

BPD has recently added three new motorcycles that will become part of the reestablished unit once the officers selected for the team complete the required training.

Motor units are a valuable tool for community policing, traffic enforcement, special events, parades, and helping officers navigate busy areas more efficiently during peak times in Branson.

And you’ll get a chance to see the new motorcycle tonight during the National Law Enforcement Week Lights Parade at the Branson Landing.

We are excited to see this unit return and look forward to sharing more as our officers complete training and the motorcycles officially hit the road.

🇺🇸 Flag Day Parade Route & Street Closures 🇺🇸Branson is excited to celebrate the first Flag Day Parade tomorrow, Sunday,...
06/13/2026

🇺🇸 Flag Day Parade Route & Street Closures 🇺🇸

Branson is excited to celebrate the first Flag Day Parade tomorrow, Sunday, June 14, at 4:00 p.m. in Downtown Branson.

Please review the street closures and plan your route before heading downtown. The attached map shows the full parade route and road closures.

🔹 Street Closures: Commercial Street will be closed Sunday morning and will remain closed until the end of the event.

🔹 East and West Roads: Atlantic Street, Main Street, Pacific Street and College Street will remain open until 3:30 p.m.

🔹 Branson Landing Boulevard: Branson Landing Boulevard will close at 3:45 p.m.

🔹 Parade Float Entry: All parade floats should enter the Convention Center parking lot via Price Street.

🔹 Parking for Branson Landing: The parking lots by Belk and Bass Pro will stay open for business throughout the parade.

Thank you for your cooperation as we work to keep parade participants, spectators and drivers safe. We hope you join us downtown for this patriotic celebration!

On the evening of June 9, the Branson Police Department responded to the 100 block of West Main Street after receiving a...
06/12/2026

On the evening of June 9, the Branson Police Department responded to the 100 block of West Main Street after receiving a report of an armed individual who threatened other people.

When officers arrived on scene, the suspect fled on foot into the interior of a nearby business and refused repeated commands to surrender. Due to the situation, the Branson Police Department SWAT Team was activated.

Throughout the incident, officers remained focused on bringing the situation to a safe resolution. Despite the suspect’s refusal to comply, officers continued to use their training, communication and tactical resources to attempt to take the suspect into custody safely.

When officers made contact, the suspect lunged at officers and K9 Rico. K9 Rico engaged the suspect, separating him from the gun, and assisted SWAT Officers while the suspect continued to resist arrest. Officers were ultimately able to gain control of the suspect and take him into custody. The suspect was provided medical treatment for his injuries and was booked into the Taney County Jail on multiple charges, to include assault on the SWAT Officers and K9 Rico. No Officers or K9 Rico sustained serious injuries.

The Branson Police Department is proud of the work of our officers, SWAT Team and K9 Unit during this incident. We also thank the Taney County Sheriffs Office and the Missouri State Highway Patrol for their professionalism, teamwork and assistance.

06/09/2026

Sign up for the 2026 Branson Citizens Police Academy! đźš”

Starting August 20, this 11-week program gives you a hands-on, behind-the-scenes look at the Branson Police Department — no badge required.

You’ll meet our officers, learn how different areas of the department work and get an inside look at topics like K-9, traffic enforcement, DWI enforcement, communications/dispatch, criminal investigations, tactical operations, the drone unit and more.

Spots are limited, so don’t wait. Apply today and get a front-row seat to what happens behind the badge at BPD!

Update as of 13:45 p.m. The roadway on Highway 76 has reopened, and all lanes are now clear.Thank you for your patience ...
06/06/2026

Update as of 13:45 p.m. The roadway on Highway 76 has reopened, and all lanes are now clear.

Thank you for your patience and drive safely!
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🚨 Traffic Alert 🚨

The westbound lane of Highway 76 in front of Enterprise is currently closed due to a traffic accident.

âś… The center turning lane remains open
âś… The eastbound lane remains open

Motorists traveling through the area should expect delays and use caution as first responders work at the scene.

Please slow down, stay alert, and give emergency personnel plenty of room to work safely.

We will provide updates as they become available.

Alexa, play “Back to School” but make it the police academy version!Our three newest Branson Police Department trainees,...
06/05/2026

Alexa, play “Back to School” but make it the police academy version!

Our three newest Branson Police Department trainees, Crawford, Buttke and Fletcher, have officially survived their first week at the Drury Law Enforcement Academy!

The next several months will be filled with early mornings, long days, hands-on training, classroom instruction and plenty of moments that will challenge them, strengthen them and prepare them for the badge.

But this journey is about more than becoming police officers. It’s about learning what it means to show up with integrity, serve with purpose and be someone our families, businesses, visitors and neighbors can count on.

When they graduate, they’ll return ready to serve, protect and make Branson proud.

Congratulations on week one, trainees. We’re proud of you already and excited to watch you grow into your future roles at BPD!

Today, Branson Police Department K9 Handler Officer Gamble was deputized by the Taney County Sheriffs Office as part of ...
06/04/2026

Today, Branson Police Department K9 Handler Officer Gamble was deputized by the Taney County Sheriffs Office as part of a continued partnership focused on keeping our community safe.

Through this joint effort, Officer Gamble and his K9 partner, Rico, will be able to work alongside the Taney County Sheriff’s Office, to include Deputy Shinn and his K9 partner Nico, to help locate and seize illegal drugs before they make their way further into our community. This collaboration gives our agencies another tool to support proactive policing, share resources, and strengthen the work already being done throughout Taney County.

Partnerships like this are an important part of public safety. By working together, we can better protect the people who live, work, and visit here while continuing to keep Branson a safe and welcoming place.

We are grateful for our partnership with the Taney County Sheriff’s Office and proud of Officer Gamble for representing the Branson Police Department in this important collaborative effort.

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2255 Grenta Road
Branson, MO
65616

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