Havre de Grace Police Department

06/12/2026

The Havre de Grace Police Department is currently conducting a theft investigation and is seeking any information regarding the identity of the subject pictured.

If you recognize this individual or have any information that may assist with this investigation, please contact the police department at 410-939-2121.

06/09/2026

Transferring the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Maryland Flame of Hope from Cecil to Harford!

06/09/2026

Today the Cecil County Law Enforcement Torch Run turned the Flame of Hope over to Harford County, at the conclusion of their run at North East Park. Local athlete and Havre de Grace High School student Blake Walker received the torch and will proudly guide runners through Harford County tomorrow June 10th, as the flame makes its way Towson University for the Special Olympics Maryland Summer Games!

05/27/2026

The Havre de Grace Police Department is aware of a social media post regarding “First Friday” events. We thank the community for making us aware and we will continue to investigate this information as it relates to Havre de Grace events. If you are attending our First Friday event, expect to see a large presence of Havre de Grace Officers, when you see them please stop by and say, hi!

05/21/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE:

Revolution Street/Post Road is shut down from the Pepsi plant to Old Bay Lane due to a Water Main break. DPW is aware. Please avoid the area and utilize Pulaski Highway as an alternative route.

We will try to update you as we have more information on damages or repairs.

Thank you and sorry for the inconvenience!

05/15/2026

05/14/2026

Join Mayor Martin and the City of Havre de Grace this Sunday, May 17th at 2 PM for the ceremonial dedication of Lodge Lane to Lawrence Ringgold, the first African American police officer in Havre de Grace. The ceremony will take place at the intersection of Lodge Lane and Alliance Street near where Mr. Ringgold lived and falls on the 60th anniversary of his ultimate sacrifice while serving in Vietnam. While the street name remains Lodge Lane, this ceremonial dedication ensures that his courage and impact on our community are never forgotten. We invite the entire community to join us in paying tribute to one of Havre de Grace’s finest.