Noblesville Police Department

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The administration office is open from 8:00am-4:30pm Monday thru Friday and may be reached at 317-776-6340. If you need assistance after regular business hours, please contact dispatch at 317-773-1300 or in an emergency 9-1-1. You can report a Criminal Activity Tip here:
https://www.p3tips.com/tipform.aspx?ID=713

On June 4, 2026 at approximately 12:03 a.m., Ofc. Decker attempted to stop a vehicle for false and fictitious plates and...
06/04/2026

On June 4, 2026 at approximately 12:03 a.m., Ofc. Decker attempted to stop a vehicle for false and fictitious plates and stopping in the middle of the roadway at a green light near Town Center Blvd and Tegler Dr. The driver failed to stop, and a pursuit was initiated. The vehicle pursuit traveled north on I-69 and into the city streets of Anderson. Indiana State Police effectively deployed stop sticks, and the vehicle came to a stop. The driver complied with the high-risk stop.

During the search of the vehicle, approximately 1.5lbs of methamphetamine, $15,865 in cash, and other drugs were located.

The driver, Dayqaun Swain age 32 of Anderson IN, was arrested for:

Resisting Law Enforcement IC 35-44.1-3-1 a level 6 felony
Possession of Methamphetamine IC 35-48-4-6.1 a level 3 felony
Dealing in Methamphetamine IC 35-48-4-1.1 a level 2 felony.

Great work, Ofc. Decker, and all the assisting agencies, for your commitment to keeping our community safe!

Media Personnel: Since an arrest has been made, any further questions regarding this incident must be directed to the Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office at (317) 776-8595.

Additionally, media personnel may request a copy of court records from Hamilton County Clerk’s Office, which is keeper of those public records.

*A charge is merely an accusation, and the defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

06/02/2026

As summer gets underway and more people head out to enjoy Noblesville’s incredible trail system, Deputy Chief Jason Thompson wanted to share a few simple reminders that help keep our trails safe, enjoyable, and welcoming for everyone. Whether you're walking, running, biking, riding an e-bike, or enjoying a stroll with your four-legged friend, we all play a role in making the trails a great place to be.

For cyclists and e-bike riders:

Slow down when approaching pedestrians and other trail users.
Give a friendly verbal warning such as "On your left" before passing.
Be mindful of your speed, especially in busy areas, around curves, and near trail crossings.
Remember that not everyone can hear you approaching, so patience goes a long way.

For pet owners:

Keep pets on a leash and under control at all times.
Clean up after your pets (your fellow trail users will thank you).
Be aware that bicycles, runners, and other trail users may appear quickly, so keeping pets close helps prevent surprises for everyone.

For everyone:

Stay aware of your surroundings and avoid blocking the entire trail when traveling in groups.
Be courteous and share the trail with others.
Consider carrying your cellphone with you. Hopefully, you'll never need it, but if an emergency arises, having a phone readily available can make all the difference when contacting help or sharing your location.

One of the best things about our trails is that they bring people together. A little patience, a little courtesy, and maybe even a friendly wave can go a long way toward making everyone's experience a positive one. Enjoy the trails, enjoy the summer, and thank you for doing your part to keep Noblesville's trail system safe and enjoyable for all.

Today, we celebrate Ofc. Joe Keith and congratulate him on an incredible 27 years of service.Throughout his career, Joe ...
06/01/2026

Today, we celebrate Ofc. Joe Keith and congratulate him on an incredible 27 years of service.

Throughout his career, Joe has been the very definition of a steady, dependable officer who has made a positive impact everywhere he has gone. Whether serving the community alongside his K9 partner, Xanto, or supporting his fellow officers or mentoring students, Joe led by example through his integrity, kindness, and unwavering commitment to others.

For nearly three decades, he has been a trusted colleague, a respected officer, and a positive influence on countless lives. His calm presence, strong work ethic, and genuine care for people have left a lasting mark on this department and our community.

While we are excited for Joe as he begins this next chapter, his retirement is certainly bittersweet. He will be deeply missed by his fellow officers, colleagues, and, of course, the many students whose lives he touched throughout his career.

Joe, thank you for 27 years of dedicated service, leadership, and friendship. We wish you and your family nothing but happiness, good health, and many new adventures in the years ahead.

One minute you’re soaring and gliding through the air majestically, looking for your next meal. The next you’re concusse...
05/31/2026

One minute you’re soaring and gliding through the air majestically, looking for your next meal. The next you’re concussed on the side of the road and getting rescued by law enforcement.

Thank you, Officer Pagel, for rescuing our feathered friend.

Here are some resources that community members can call if they come across an animal in need:

Hoosier Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation
Providence Wildlife Rehabilitation
ReWilding Indiana

Thank you, Noblesville, for another wonderful Pack the Cruiser event. This year marks ten years of teamwork with surroun...
05/30/2026

Thank you, Noblesville, for another wonderful Pack the Cruiser event. This year marks ten years of teamwork with surrounding agencies, Kroger, and Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank. We’re incredibly grateful for the community’s support and commitment to helping make sure kids have access to meals during the summer months.

Pack the Cruiser!!Today, May 30, help us stock up and support families during the annual food drive at Kroger near the i...
05/30/2026

Pack the Cruiser!!

Today, May 30, help us stock up and support families during the annual food drive at Kroger near the intersection of 146th St and Hazel Dell 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.!!

Suggested donations:
▪️Canned proteins
▪️Peanut butter
▪️Pasta, rice, and mac ‘n’ cheese
▪️Cereal
▪️Canned fruits and veggies
▪️Granola bars and snacks

An accidental 911 hang-up investigation turned into a fun basketball game. Officers Miller and Bowers enjoyed the opport...
05/28/2026

An accidental 911 hang-up investigation turned into a fun basketball game. Officers Miller and Bowers enjoyed the opportunity to stretch out their legs and have some fun.

Please join the Noblesville Police Department in congratulating Lt. Spencer Flowers and Sgt. Trevor Schmidt on their wel...
05/27/2026

Please join the Noblesville Police Department in congratulating Lt. Spencer Flowers and Sgt. Trevor Schmidt on their well-deserved promotions.

Both leaders have demonstrated outstanding dedication, professionalism, and commitment to serving the Noblesville community throughout their careers. Their hard work and leadership continue to make a positive impact both within the department and throughout the city.

Deputy Chief Collin Whitesell is excited to welcome both Lt. Flowers and Sgt. Schmidt to their new roles within the Patrol division. "Both officers have a proven track record of success in their prior assignments, and I know that they will accomplish even more great things going forward and that they will help to develop the next generation of exceptional police leaders here at the Noblesville Police Department.”

We know summer has started for some but Noblesville schools are still in session. Please be mindful of school zones as y...
05/26/2026

We know summer has started for some but Noblesville schools are still in session. Please be mindful of school zones as you drive through the city.

A beautiful Memorial Day ceremony was held on the historic Courthouse Square by the Frank Huntzinger Noblesville America...
05/25/2026

A beautiful Memorial Day ceremony was held on the historic Courthouse Square by the Frank Huntzinger Noblesville American Legion Post 45 , the Hamilton County Historical Society Old Sheriff’s Residence and Jail, VFW Post 6246 Ralph Lehr, and Noblesville author Kevin Yaney. The ceremony featured Abraham Lincoln reciting the Gettysburg Address and reflected on 250 years of American history while honoring the men and women who sacrificed for our freedoms.

Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen attended alongside city staff, Representative Alaina Shonkwiler, and Noblesville Police Department School Resource Officer Jason Shonkwiler.

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135 S 9th Street
Noblesville, IN
46060

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Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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