Holly Police Department

05/21/2026

Holly Memorial Day Parade & Ceremony - Monday, May 25, 2026

The Holly VFW Post #5587 & American Legion Post #149 ask that we join them as we remember and honor our veterans who died while in service to our Country.

Parade: Parade will; start at 10:00 am in Historic Downtown Holly on S. Saginaw between Maple and Junction Streets. It will proceed East on E. Maple St to Park Ave. then turn North on Park ending at Lakeside Cemetery.

Ceremony: Ceremony to honor our fallen veterans will take place and the Memorial in the Park immediately following the Parade.

Temporary Street Closures: Starting at 9:30 am - S. Saginaw Street between Maple and Junction as parade group stages. Starting at 10:00 am - E. Maple St. from S. Saginaw to Park Ave. then Park Ave. to Lakeside Park.

Please join us and Thank a Veteran!

05/15/2026

During National Police Week, we pause to honor the men and women who willingly step toward uncertainty so others may live in safety and peace.

Behind every badge is a person—a parent, spouse, friend, son, or daughter—who carries not only the weight of duty, but the quiet responsibility of protecting a community they call home. Their service is measured not only in emergencies and critical moments, but also in countless unseen acts of compassion, sacrifice, and dedication performed every day.

This week especially, we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice and recognize all officers who continue to serve with courage, integrity, and commitment.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day ~

May today bring you love, blessings and joyous new memories for the life you gave, …and continually give ❤️

05/02/2026

1st Saturday of the Month Siren Test -

We have had some crazy weather lately so we thought it would be helpful to share that what you hear at 1:00 pm today is actually a test 😅….hang in there, spring and summer will arrive soon!

04/19/2026

Academy Graduation Announcement

The Holly Police Department is proud to introduce our newest Reserve Police Officers, who graduated today from the Oakland Community College Reserve Police Academy.

These dedicated members of the Holly community committed their time and effort to complete the academy from January 15 through April 18, 2026. As Reserve Officers, they volunteer their time to enhance the safety and security of our community, providing an increased presence at local events, parades, and festivals. They also assist our full-time officers during patrols and play an important role during major incidents and emergencies.

Please join us in welcoming (from left to right):
Officer Trason Willemin, Officer Danielle Hernandez, and Officer Ryan Sutton.

Holly was proudly represented in the 2026-1 Academy class. Each of these officers distinguished themselves during training:

Officer Danielle Hernandez earned the Top Driver Award in the emergency driving course, setting a new academy record time.

Officer Ryan Sutton received the Top Gun Award for outstanding fi****ms marksmanship.

Officer Trason Willemin was selected by his peers as Class Vice President.

One of the most meaningful moments of the day was watching their chosen family members pin on their badges for the very first time—a powerful symbol of their commitment to serve.

Please join us in welcoming these officers to the Holly Police Department family. We are confident they will serve our community with pride, professionalism, and dedication.

04/14/2026

Community Care & Awareness Alert -

April is Autism Acceptance Month.

Domino’s is proud to support local first responders and families across the state including right here in Holly! On Wednesday, April 15, participating Domino’s locations will donate a portion of sales to help provide Carter Kits to Holly PD Officers. Carter Kits are sensory toolkits designed to help first responders better support individuals with autism during high-stress situations.

On April 15th when you order from the Holly Domino’s at 4048 Grange Hall Rd. Domino’s will donate 20% of your order to purchase Carter Kits for Holly PD Officers.

….and wearing blue is also a simple way to show support, promote understanding, and stand with individuals and families affected by autism. Our officers wear blue every day—this month, we invite our community to join us in blue showing support and raising awareness together.

03/11/2026

New Holly Police Department Bicycle Registration Program:

This is a free program for all Village of Holly residents (of all ages).

The Holly Police Department is launching a new Bicycle Registration Program for all Village residents. This simple and voluntary program will help officers quickly identify and return bicycles that are lost, abandoned, or recovered after being taken without permission.

Residents are encouraged to complete the attached registration form for any bicycles you currently own, as well as for any future bicycle purchases. When completing the form, please double-check the bicycle serial number for accuracy before submitting it.

We also encourage everyone to take a few simple precautions to reduce the risk of bicycle theft:

• Use a cable or secure lock when leaving a bicycle in public
• Lock the bicycle to a fixed structure whenever possible
• Store bicycles out of sight and in a secure location at night

Each year, the Holly Police Department recovers many abandoned bicycles, most of which were taken without permission. Unfortunately, very few of these bicycles are ever reported stolen, making it difficult to locate their rightful owners.

This registration system will help Holly officers identify the owner of a found or recovered bicycle and return it quickly. We hope this easy-to-use program provides additional safety, security, and peace of mind for Holly residents.

Please return the completed form via email to: [email protected], by mail to the Holly Police Department at 315 S. Broad St., Holly, MI 48442, or drop it off at the police department.

Click on the link to access the fillable Bicycle registration form

https://www.hollyvillage.org/index.php/document-library/bicycle-registration-form-fillable/download

03/09/2026

Why Not Ask in Person!

Tuesday, March 17, 8 am to 10 am

Join us at the amazing Battle Alley Coffee to meet and greet your Holly PD crew and our Area MSP Troopers. Coffee, conversation and breakfast goodies await you! (which car is cooler?...let us know when you come)

02/21/2026

Sign up and gain a new skill!

We are pleased to announce our very first of many free CPR classes to our residents. First class will be offered March 14th at 8:00 am. Please contact the station to register. 248-531-6010

02/15/2026

Celebrating National School Resource Officer (SRO) Appreciation Day

We are proud and grateful for our Holly Police Department SRO team, Ofc. Brendan Westenbarger, Ofc. Celeste Castillo and Ofc. Heather Wolkow.

School Resource Officers stand at the crossroads of safety, mentorship, and service.

They are more than a uniform in the hallway — they are trusted guardians, patient listeners, and steady role models. Each day, they build bridges between law enforcement and young lives, fostering trust while safeguarding the environment where students learn, grow, and dream.

Their mission is not only to protect schools, but to invest in our future.