Carlisle Indiana Police Department

05/17/2026

05/06/2026

04/24/2026

Today, we are proud to recognize and congratulate our Town Marshal, D’Andre Lonberger on successfully graduating from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy.

This achievement represents months of hard work, dedication, and a strong commitment to serving and protecting our community. The training and knowledge gained through the academy will further strengthen our department and enhance the level of service we provide to the residents of our town.

Please join us in congratulating our Town Marshal on this significant milestone. We are honored to have such a dedicated leader serving our community.

Stay safe,
Carlisle Police Department

04/24/2026

Public Service Announcement
Carlisle Police Department

The Carlisle Police Department would like to inform the public that a recent candidate for the Carlisle Police Department Reserve Program has been arrested for impersonation of a law enforcement officer.

This individual was not a sworn officer with the Carlisle Police Department and had not been hired or granted any law enforcement authority. The individual was only participating in the selection process as a potential candidate for future employment.

At this time, due to ongoing and active investigations, no additional details can be released.

The Carlisle Police Department takes matters involving public trust and the integrity of law enforcement very seriously. We remain committed to ensuring transparency and maintaining the safety and confidence of our community.

Further information will be provided as it becomes available and appropriate to release.

04/21/2026

Scenes from the ILEA

📷: Friday, April 17th, 2026
Basic Class 238

04/02/2026

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Golf Cart Operation and Juvenile Driver Restrictions

The Carlisle Police Department would like to remind residents of the local ordinances regarding the operation of golf carts and atvs on public roadways.

In accordance with town regulations, individuals 16 years of age and under who do not possess a valid driver’s license are prohibited from operating golf carts or atvs on public streets and roadways.

These restrictions are in place to ensure the safety of both the operator and the general public.

Officers will be actively monitoring compliance with this ordinance. Any individual found in violation will be subject to enforcement action, including the issuance of a citation. Fines will increase with repeated violations and may reach up to $500.00.

Parents and guardians are strongly encouraged to ensure that minors understand and follow these regulations. Allowing an unlicensed juvenile to operate a golf cart or atvs on public roadways may result in penalties.

The cooperation of the community is essential in maintaining a safe environment for all residents.

Stay safe. Stay compliant.

02/23/2026

Rest in peace brother

02/17/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with BGPD and Officer Elliott’s family tonight. Rest easy brother 🖤💙🖤

A message from Beech Grove Police Chief Michael Maurice:

"It is with a heavy heart that I inform you that today we lost one of our very own, Officer Brian Elliott. Officer Elliott, along with two other Beech Grove Police Department officers, was dispatched at 6:08 p.m. to the 100 block of Diplomat Court for a disturbance. After they arrived, Officer Elliott and another officer were shot. Both officers were rushed to Eskenazi Hospital, but despite the best lifesaving efforts by medical personnel, Officer Elliott succumbed to his injuries. The other officer, who we are not naming at this time, is currently in stable condition and is expected to survive.

My heart goes out to Brian’s wife, Erin, his parents, and all of his family, friends, and loved ones. At this time, I am asking that we lean on one another to get through this.

We are grateful to the team at Eskenazi Hospital, and our law enforcement and community partners for their extraordinary response and support."

02/03/2026

A fundraising page benefiting Special Olympics Indiana

01/05/2026

The Carlisle Police Department would like to wish Marshal Lonberger the best of luck as he begins the police academy today.

Marshal Lonberger will be spending the next 16 weeks training and learning essential procedures to better serve and protect our community. We are proud of his dedication and commitment, and we look forward to welcoming him back with new skills and knowledge.

Stay safe and good luck! 👮‍♂️💙