North Platte Police Department

North Platte Police Department Type: Police Departments
Population Served: 34,632
Number of Officers: 42 Our department has an authorized strength of 67 employees.

We have 42 sworn Officers that are assigned to different divisions within the department. The divisions consist of Patrol, Criminal Investigations, and Community and Technical Services, which includes our School Resource Officer and Public Information Officer. Our Command Staff consists of the Chief of Police, Deputy Chief of Police, and two Lieutenants who are assigned to the Criminal Investigations Division and the Patrol Division respectively. We have one Administrative Secretary, two Tele-Communicator II Supervisors (one in records and one in communications), three Police Clerks (2 assigned to the front office and one to the Criminal Division), one part time Data Entry Clerk, and one Public Safety Employee. We have an IT Supervisor who also helps to oversee the 911 center. Our 911 center consists of twelve Dispatchers, who answer all 911 calls and dispatch emergency services for several different agencies in the area. We have one full time Evidence Technician. The Animal Control Division is also in our department, they consist of one Animal Control supervisor, two Animal Control Officers and one Shelter Attendant. We also have one volunteer Police Chaplain that is a very valuable asset to our department.

On September 11th, 2026, Officer Addison Halverson was honored by the American Legion Post  #163 as the North Platte Pol...
09/15/2026

On September 11th, 2026, Officer Addison Halverson was honored by the American Legion Post #163 as the North Platte Police Department’s Legion Officer of the year. Officer Addison began her career with NPPD in March of 2024. Officer Halverson was nominated by the department because of her proactive approach to Law Enforcement and her willingness to go above and beyond in service to the community. Congratulations, Officer Addison Halverson.

Getting your home ready for fall? Take a few extra minutes to make sure it’s safe and ready for the changing season.Ligh...
09/14/2026

Getting your home ready for fall? Take a few extra minutes to make sure it’s safe and ready for the changing season.

Lighting: Make sure entrances, walkways, and outdoor areas are well-lit.

Locks: Check that doors and windows are secure.

Alarms: Test your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

Emergency Plans: Review your family’s emergency plan and make sure everyone knows what to do.

A few simple checks now can help keep your home and family safe throughout the fall season.

09/14/2026
SEE SOMETHING? SAY SOMETHING. Keeping our community safe is a team effort. If you see something that seems unusual, susp...
09/13/2026

SEE SOMETHING? SAY SOMETHING.

Keeping our community safe is a team effort. If you see something that seems unusual, suspicious, or just doesn’t feel right, don’t ignore it—report it.

You could notice something that someone else doesn’t. Your information may help prevent a crime, protect a neighbor, or help officers solve an incident.

• Trust your instincts.
• Pay attention to your surroundings.
• Share important information with law enforcement.
• If you see something suspicious, say something.

Remember: You can make a difference!

If you see suspicious activity or have information about a crime, contact the North Platte Police Department at (308) 535-6789. In an emergency or when immediate assistance is needed, call 911.

Together, we can help keep North Platte safe. 💙

On National Police Woman Day, the North Platte Police Department proudly recognizes the women who have chosen the noble ...
09/12/2026

On National Police Woman Day, the North Platte Police Department proudly recognizes the women who have chosen the noble profession of law enforcement and serve as police officers in our community.

These women demonstrate courage, strength, compassion, and dedication every day. They answer difficult calls, protect and serve our community, support their fellow officers, and work tirelessly to make North Platte a safer place for everyone.

Their contributions to the North Platte Police Department and the community we serve are invaluable. Today, we thank these dedicated women police officers for their service, sacrifice, professionalism, and commitment to duty.

Thank you for answering the call to serve!

09/11/2026

Community, Celebration, and Bulldog Pride! Tonight was an absolute blast at the North Platte Homecoming Parade and pep r...
09/10/2026

Community, Celebration, and Bulldog Pride!

Tonight was an absolute blast at the North Platte Homecoming Parade and pep rally!

School Resource Officers Proehl, Miller, and Smith had the best time catching up with families, high-fiving neighbors, and keeping everyone safe during the festivities.

A huge thank you to the North Platte Booster Club for doing such an incredible job organizing this event and bringing our town together. One of the absolute highlights of the night was seeing the amazing representation from the North Platte Public School District. From our youngest elementary students full of energy to our high school seniors leading the way, every grade level brought so much school spirit to the streets tonight!

Thank you to all the educators, parents, and students who worked so hard to make this parade and pep rally a massive success. What an incredible way to wrap up the evening with that spectacular Bulldog fireworks show!

Have a safe, fun, and memorable Homecoming week,

The North Platte Police Department participated in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Drive Sober or G...
09/09/2026

The North Platte Police Department participated in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over national traffic enforcement campaign from August 20 through September 7.

During the campaign, officers issued 213 traffic warnings and 59 citations for a total of 92 traffic offenses. Officers also made numerous arrests and enforcement contacts, including:

• Seven arrests for DUI/Alcohol, including one felony third-offense DUI.
• Two arrests for carrying a concealed weapon violations.
• Twenty-three arrests on outstanding warrants.
• One arrest for possession of a controlled substance.
• Fourteen citations for speeding.
• Three citations for reckless/careless driving.
• Ten citations for violations of traffic control devices.
• Twenty-four citations for driving under suspension/no operator’s license.
• Twenty-three citations for no valid registration and eight citations for no proof of insurance
• Two citations for open containers of alcohol.
• Five citations for illegal turns.
• One citation for exhibition of speed.

The North Platte Police Department thanks the citizens of our community for helping make the Labor Day holiday a safe one. We encourage everyone to continue making responsible decisions behind the wheel and never drive impaired.

BATTLE OF THE BADGES BLOOD DRIVE!It’s time for some friendly competition and we need your help!Join us for the American ...
09/08/2026

BATTLE OF THE BADGES BLOOD DRIVE!

It’s time for some friendly competition and we need your help!
Join us for the American Red Cross Battle of the Badges Blood Drive on Friday, September 11, from 8:00 AM–6:00 PM at the Red Cross Donor Room, 1111 South Cottonwood Street.

Every donation can help save lives, and you can help your team take the win! When you donate, make sure to vote for POLICE! 👮‍♂️

Come support your community, give the gift of life, and help us bring home the Battle of the Badges title!

🩸 Give Blood. Save Lives. Vote Police! 🚔

Address

701 S Jeffers Street
North Platte, NE
69101

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13085356789

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