Greendale Police Department

Greendale Police Department Greendale Police Department (Indiana)
480 Ludlow Street
Greendale, IN 47025
812-537-1321

Increased patrols begin Wednesday Aug 19th.
08/18/2026

Increased patrols begin Wednesday Aug 19th.

The campaign starts August 19

**** The owner has picked him up. Thank u. ****Looking for the owner of this K9. Male, believe has an electric fence col...
08/17/2026

**** The owner has picked him up. Thank u. ****Looking for the owner of this K9. Male, believe has an electric fence collar on possibly. he is currently in the area of 550 Nowlin Greendale. Please reach out on here if anyone can help identify. 

08/14/2026

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***UPDATE*** The owner has been located and reunited. Thank you to all that shared the post. A resident at 573 Nowlin Av...
08/12/2026

***UPDATE*** The owner has been located and reunited. Thank you to all that shared the post.

A resident at 573 Nowlin Ave located this cute little fella a short time ago. If he (the puppy) belongs to you or someone you know please reach out to us so we can get him returned home.

Reminder that Indiana code 9-21-16-7 requires your parked vehicle to be on the right side of the roadway and within 12 i...
08/11/2026

Reminder that Indiana code 9-21-16-7 requires your parked vehicle to be on the right side of the roadway and within 12 inches of the curb, unless angle parking is allowed. If you forget this law, our officers maybe placing a reminder on your vehicle.

Recent lost and found items turned in to GPD. If you believe any of these belong to you please stop in.
08/11/2026

Recent lost and found items turned in to GPD. If you believe any of these belong to you please stop in.

🚸 BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY FIRST! 🚸A Message from the Greendale Police Department Chief of Police As our students head back...
08/04/2026

🚸 BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY FIRST! 🚸A Message from the Greendale Police Department Chief of Police

As our students head back to the classroom tomorrow, the Greendale Police Department reminds all residents, drivers, parents, and students to stay alert and look out for one another. Let’s work together to make this school year safe and successful!
🚗 FOR DRIVERS: Slow Down & Stay Alert! Obey School Zones: Drop your speed immediately when entering designated school zones. Stop for Buses: State law requires stopping in both directions for a school bus with flashing red lights and an extended stop arm. Ditch Distractions: Keep eyes on the road and put your cell phone away completely. Watch Crosswalks: Yield to all pedestrians and obey the commands of school crossing guards. Expect the Unexpected: Look twice for children walking or biking near neighborhoods and bus stops.
🚶‍♂️ FOR STUDENTS: Walk & Bike Smart Use Sidewalks: Walk on sidewalks whenever they are available. Face Traffic: Walk on the left side facing oncoming traffic if a street lacks a sidewalk. Cross Safely: Look left, right, and left again before crossing at marked crosswalks. Gear Up: Wear a properly fitted helmet every time you ride a bicycle or scooter. Stay Aware: Remove headphones and look up from your screen while traveling near traffic.
📱 FOR PARENTS: Social Media & Online Safety Hide Details: Omit school names, teacher names, and your child's age on "first day of school" photos. Check Privacy: Ensure your social media sharing settings are strictly set to "Friends Only". Turn Off Tags: Disable location services and geotags before posting student photos online. Use Safe Tools: Explore free cybersecurity programs like the FBI Safe Online Surfing platform to teach kids smart browsing habits.📢 See something, say something! Report any reckless driving or suspicious school area activity. For emergencies, always dial 911.

08/03/2026
There were cars broken into on Marie St, Cook Ave, and Birch St. overnight between 10pm-6:30am This car was stolen from ...
07/31/2026

There were cars broken into on Marie St, Cook Ave, and Birch St. overnight between 10pm-6:30am This car was stolen from Cook. Another vehicle was stolen from Birch and ditched on Cook where they took this one from. We are asking for the help of our residents that may have Ring or similar cameras that may have captured the suspect’s. Anyone with information is urged to call the Greendale Police Department at 812-537-1321 and speak with Det. Henderson.

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480 Ludlow Street
Greendale, IN
47025

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