Bristow Police Department

05/11/2026

During National Police Week, we would like to recognize the efforts of Jamie McFarland. For the past 7 years, Jamie has worked with a multitude of different companies to help make Police Week special for the officers of the Bristow Police Department.

Each year, our officers receive bags filled with donated items from various vendors as a thank you for the work they do in serving our community. While it may seem like a simple task, coordinating these donations and putting the bags together takes nearly three months of hard work and dedication.

We are grateful for Jamie’s continued support of our department and for all of the vendors who generously donate each year to show appreciation for our officers.

Thank you to the following for your generosity and support:
GORUCK
Liquid I.V.
Jennings Premium Meats
Guardian Angel Device
LA Police Gear
Wiley X
Grinds Pouches
Original SWAT Tactical Footwear
SymbolArts
Thin Blue Line USA

05/08/2026

🚧 Road Closure Notice – May 9, 2026 🚧
The Bristow Police Department would like to remind everyone of the upcoming road closures on Saturday, May 9, 2026, for Tabouli Fest and the Wildflower Run.

Tabouli Fest Closures

Main Street (Highway 66) will be closed from 6:00 AM until approximately 5:00 PM.

Wildflower Run Closures

The northwest part of the city will have temporary closures from 8:30 AM until approximately 10:00 AM.

The affected area includes:

From 6th Street north to 12th Street

From Main Street (Highway 66) west to the golf course

Please plan alternate routes and allow extra travel time during these events. Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we support these community activities.

05/07/2026

On May 6, 2026, the Bristow Police Department received a call from Bristow Public Schools regarding a threat made toward one of the school sites. Upon receiving the information, the Bristow Police Department was able to identify the origin of the threat.
The Bristow Police Department then began working with the Creek County Sheriff’s Office, District 24 Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force, and the Creek County District Attorney’s Office to resolve the situation. Through a coordinated team effort, these agencies were able to execute a plan that ensures the safety of our students, community, and visitors from this threat.
We would like to thank Bristow Public Schools for their attention and assistance during this time. The Bristow Police Department and our partner agencies will continue working to keep Bristow Public Schools safe and secure.
At this time we are unable to release any further information due to the age of the suspect.

05/06/2026

Bristow Police Department has officially earned verification from the Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police—a big step toward full accreditation!

This recognition means the department meets key state standards in training, use of force, evidence handling, and overall operations—showcasing a strong commitment to professionalism, accountability, and transparency.

With Chief Webster and city leadership, Bristow PD is already building toward full accreditation and continuing to raise the bar in serving the community.

04/14/2026

Our phone lines are currently down. We are working to get the issue resolved as quickly as possible. In the meantime please contact the Creek County Sheriff’s office at 918-224-4964.

04/10/2026

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month.

The Bristow Police Department and the City of Bristow are committed to protecting the most vulnerable members of our community, our children. This month serves as an important reminder that preventing child abuse and neglect requires a united effort from families, neighbors, and community partners working together.

National Child Abuse Prevention Month recognizes that strong prevention services and community support systems play a critical role in helping parents and caregivers provide safe, stable, and nurturing environments for children.

The Bristow Police Department firmly shares this commitment. Every child deserves to grow up in a safe and secure home. We encourage our community to remain vigilant, support one another, and report any concerns to the appropriate authorities.

Together, we can make a difference.

Pictured: Bristow Police Chief, Kevin Webster- City Of Bristow Mayor, Kris Wyatt- Creek County Judge, Laura Farris

04/02/2026

The Bristow Police Department recently addressed an unauthorized encampment located on private property on the south side of the city.

This area had generated ongoing concerns from residents, including reports of theft and other criminal activity. Officers had previously responded to the location, including an incident where an officer was attacked by a dog.

On April 2, 2026, officers made contact with individuals at the site. Each person was given time to gather personal belongings and important documents. Transportation to shelters in Tulsa or other locations was offered to all occupants, but all declined.
During the cleanup, officers located narcotics paraphernalia within the camp. With assistance from Creek County, the site was cleared to prevent reoccupation. Individuals present were issued trespass warnings and allowed to leave the area.

The Bristow Police Department remains committed to responding to citizen concerns and working to keep our community safe.

03/26/2026

Start your morning with conversation and community ☕👮‍♂️

Join the Bristow Police Department for Coffee with a Cop on April 3rd from 7:00–10:00 AM at Trinity Nutrition! This is a great opportunity to meet your local officers, ask questions, share concerns, or just enjoy a cup of coffee together.

We hope to see you there!

03/19/2026

03/12/2026

⚠️ Scam Alert ⚠️

The Bristow Police Department has been made aware of a text message scam in which individuals are impersonating a Bristow police officer and claiming the recipient has outstanding warrants.

Please be advised that the Bristow Police Department will never contact you by text message regarding warrants, fines, or requests for payment.

If you receive a message like this:
• Do not respond
• Do not send money or provide personal information
• Report the message and delete it

If you have questions about a message you received, please contact the Bristow Police Department at 918-367-2251.

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