Enfield Police Department NC 27823

05/31/2026

Check it out! June 4th and 5th
(12 Noon to 5pm)

05/29/2026

Bricks School invites you to a FREE GARDEN PROJECT workshop, where you'll learn to assemble a raised bed garden to take home and enjoy with your family.

MUST REGISTER TODAY

05/28/2026

We had a great lunch with Miss North Carolina

05/26/2026

Look at the raw talent here.

05/21/2026

Monthly Energy Meeting May 21, 2026

Join The Move towards Energy Independence and Efficiency.

2026 Revitalization Day

Come Build With Us!

Saturday June 20th, 2026
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM

700 South McDaniel Street, Enfield NC

05/16/2026

Enfield Police Department proudly stands in solidarity with Chief Holland and Captain Winstead of Scotland Neck Police Department to honor the memory of officers who made the ultimate sacrifice. Thank you for sharing this meaningful tribute with us.

05/15/2026

ARRESTED

On May 14, 2026, Terrick Jeffery Jr., 22, of Enfield, was taken into custody pursuant to an outstanding warrant related to Communicating Threats. Jeffery is currently being held at the Halifax Detention Center pending bond determination by a judge and is also serving a mandatory 48-hour sentence due to the domestic violence nature of the warrant.

05/11/2026

Operation Spring Cleanup!

Multi-Agency “Operation Spring Cleaning” Nets Drugs, Guns, DWI Charges Across Halifax Region

A large-scale law enforcement operation led by the Roanoke Rapids Police Department resulted in nearly 200 traffic stops, multiple arrests, drug seizures, firearm recoveries, and a wide range of criminal charges during a coordinated enforcement effort across Northeastern North Carolina.

According to a news release issued Monday by the Roanoke Rapids Police Department, “Operation Spring Cleaning” was conducted on May 8, 2026, with support from 15 agencies across the region.

Officials said the operation was made possible through extensive planning and coordination by members of the Roanoke Rapids Police Department and the Halifax County Communications Center.

Participating agencies included law enforcement and public safety partners from across Eastern North Carolina, including the Nash County Sheriff’s Office, Rocky Mount Police Department, Halifax County Sheriff’s Office, Edgecombe County Sheriff’s Office, North Carolina Highway Patrol, Enfield Police Department, Weldon Police Department, Garysburg Police Department, and several other local and regional agencies.

During the operation, officers conducted 187 traffic stops and issued a total of 158 charges, including:

* 148 traffic violations
* Felony Possession of Schedule VI
* Possession With Intent to Sell/Deliver Ma*****na
* Ma*****na Paraphernalia
* Fugitive Order
* Misdemeanor Child Abuse
* Possession of Firearm by Felon
* PWISD Schedule II
* Possession of Schedule II
* Felony Flee to Elude Arrest
* Injury to Personal Property
* Open Container Violation

Authorities also reported:

* 7 arrests
* 2 fi****ms seized
* 3 Orders for Arrest served
* 2 Warrants for Arrest served
* 3 DWI charges
* 14 grams of crack co***ne seized
* 155 grams of ma*****na seized
* $611 in cash seized

In the release, Roanoke Rapids Police Chief L. Wiggins thanked the chiefs, sheriffs, and officers who participated in the operation and said similar saturation patrols will continue throughout the year.

“Anytime intoxicated drivers, felons in possession of fi****ms, and illegal narcotics are taken off the streets, that is someone’s family member who possibly got a reprieve on life,” Wiggins stated.

As always, all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.