Huntsville Police Department

Huntsville Police Department Dedicated to serving and protecting the citizens of Huntsville, Alabama with courage, integrity and professionalism. We will never stray from our path.

Huntsville, "The Rocket City", is located in North Alabama. The Huntsville Police Department is located near the City's downtown business and historic districts. Huntsville has 3 Police Precincts, 427 sworn officers, 210 civilian personnel, and patrols an area of 213 square miles. The City of Huntsville, one of the fastest growing cities in the country, has a population of more than 190,000. Hunts

ville is governed by a mayor and a city council consisting of five council members elected by districts. The Huntsville Police Department is a "Professional Law Enforcement Organization" utilizing modern technology, state of the art equipment and comprehensive training techniques. The Department is an internationally accredited law enforcement agency through the "Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement" (CALEA). The Huntsville Police Department employs individuals of diverse backgrounds, education and experience. Candidates for employment are recruited from all areas of the country and from all walks of life. "COURAGE, INTEGRITY and PROFESSIONALISM" is a motto in which we take great pride throughout our career as law enforcement officers. Mission

The Huntsville Police Department will serve our community by protecting life, liberty, property and defending the constitutional rights of all people with compassion, fairness, integrity, and professionalism. Vision

The Huntsville Police Department will provide the highest quality police services to our community and partner with our community to identify and resolve problems. We will constantly evaluate and improve our efforts to enhance public safety and improve the quality of life for all people in Huntsville. We will fulfill this vision by being efficient and firm in our pursuit of justice, tempered with empathy, compassion, and a conscientious respect for the diverse community we serve. We will execute our duties in an impartial, ethical, and professional manner. Core Values

Professionalism: We strive for excellence in our dedication to duty and our quality of service by adhering to the highest standards of the police profession. Integrity: We exhibit honesty and character through ethical conduct and moral behavior in our personal and professional lives. Courage: We pursue the mental, physical, and moral strength to resist opposition, withstand danger, fear, and adversity in the performance of our duty. Knowledge: We seek truth, awareness, and understanding through education, experience, and training. Compassion: We treat every person with respect and we demonstrate an empathetic understanding in our efforts to serve them. Accountability: We hold ourselves accountable for our performance and conduct; individually, to each other, our Department, our Government, and our Community.

Promotions aren’t just a title change - they’re a shift in responsibility.On Monday, June 22, the Huntsville Police Depa...
06/22/2026

Promotions aren’t just a title change - they’re a shift in responsibility.

On Monday, June 22, the Huntsville Police Department held a promotion ceremony at City Hall recognizing six officers as they moved into new investigative and supervisory roles. These promotions reflect the experience, trust and dedication it takes to lead in public safety.

Join us in congratulating them on this well-earned milestone!

Read more about the ceremony here: https://bit.ly/4gz7rvR

06/19/2026

HPD's Honor Guard serves as a symbol of professionalism, respect and tradition.

Interested in a career that offers opportunities to grow and serve in a variety of roles? Call or text 256-947-4414 to chat with an HPD Recruiter.

Learn more about joining HPD here: JoinHuntsvillePD.com

Huntsville Area Crime Stoppers received an anonymous tip about possible illegal gambling machines inside a business in t...
06/18/2026

Huntsville Area Crime Stoppers received an anonymous tip about possible illegal gambling machines inside a business in the 10000 block of Memorial Parkway and shared it with HPD.

HPD Community Relations Officers (CROs) launched an investigation and gathered evidence confirming illegal gambling devices were present. That evidence supported a search warrant for seizure of the machines.

On Thursday, June 18, the CROs executed the warrant and recovered the devices from the business.

As a result of the investigation, Jody Michael Spears, 65, and Clayton Thad Hanna, 62, both of Huntsville, were arrested and charged with promoting gambling.

The Huntsville Police Department provides comprehensive training, ongoing professional development and a supportive envi...
06/18/2026

The Huntsville Police Department provides comprehensive training, ongoing professional development and a supportive environment built to help officers succeed.

Whether you’re starting your career or looking for your next challenge, HPD offers opportunities to grow while making a difference in the community every day.

Start your journey today and apply here: https://bit.ly/3PGz8I6

06/18/2026

Huntsville Area Crime Stoppers is highlighting individuals with outstanding misdemeanor warrants whose last names begin with the letter K this month.

If you recognize someone featured and know their whereabouts, you may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1K if your anonymous tip leads to an arrest.

▪️Call 256-532-7463 (53-CRIME)
▪️Submit a tip at P3Tips.com

REMEMBER:
▪️Do not leave tips in the comments section or direct messages.
▪️Do not call 911 or contact police directly with Crime Stoppers tips.
▪️All tipsters remain anonymous when using Crime Stoppers reporting methods.

Elder abuse doesn’t always look like abuse, and that’s what makes it dangerous.It can show up as financial exploitation,...
06/17/2026

Elder abuse doesn’t always look like abuse, and that’s what makes it dangerous.

It can show up as financial exploitation, neglect, emotional harm or manipulation - often in ways that are subtle at first and easy to miss. And by the time warning signs become obvious...the damage may already be done.

In recognition of Elder Abuse Awareness Month, the Huntsville Police Citizens Advisory Council recently hosted a community forum with HPD and the FBI Birmingham Division to talk real scam trends, warning signs and how families can step in early.

Get tips on how to protect your loved ones & yourself here: https://bit.ly/441yVTw

The Huntsville-Madison County Emergency Management Agency will conduct a full-scale public safety training exercise, sim...
06/17/2026

The Huntsville-Madison County Emergency Management Agency will conduct a full-scale public safety training exercise, simulating a train derailment, TODAY (June 17) at 10 a.m.

Residents and drivers may notice an increased presence of emergency vehicles and response activity near Lee High School between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.

This is only a TRAINING exercise! There's no emergency, no danger to the public and no action is required.

This coordinated drill helps local public safety agencies train together and strengthen emergency response readiness. We appreciate the community's patience and understanding.

HPD's Command Staff recently presented a donation to The Bullpen Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to connecting recreat...
06/16/2026

HPD's Command Staff recently presented a donation to The Bullpen Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to connecting recreational parks and youth programs with valuable community resources.

Our department is proud to support organizations that strengthen neighborhoods, create opportunities for young people and help build a stronger community for everyone.

Learn more about The Bullpen Foundation and its mission here: https://bullpenfoundation.org/

When important information affects Huntsville, don't wait to hear about it secondhand.Sign up for City Alerts to receive...
06/15/2026

When important information affects Huntsville, don't wait to hear about it secondhand.

Sign up for City Alerts to receive text and email notifications from the City of Huntsville, Alabama - Government, including updates from Huntsville Fire and Rescue, Huntsville-Madison County Emergency Management Agency, our department and more.

You choose the alerts you want to receive and can update your preferences at any time.

Sign up for City Alerts here: https://bit.ly/3Tvqs5g

That’s a wrap on HPD’s SRO Youth Camp 2026!We wrapped up the week the best way we know how - with a trip to the Huntsvil...
06/12/2026

That’s a wrap on HPD’s SRO Youth Camp 2026!
We wrapped up the week the best way we know how - with a trip to the Huntsville Aquatics Center.

Throughout the week, campers built new relationships, learned valuable lessons and connected with our officers in a different environment.

Thank you to Huntsville City Schools and our community partners for helping make this year's camp possible. It takes a team effort to create experiences like this, and we're grateful for everyone who played a part.

To all of our campers: thank you for spending part of your summer with us. We hope you had as much fun as we did. We’re already looking forward to next year…and the year after that…and the year after that!

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815 Wheeler Avenue NW
Huntsville, AL
35801

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