Parrish Police Department

05/13/2026

05/07/2026

***UPDATE***
She has been located

MISSING PERSON
Glenda Moore was last seen on 05/07/2026 around 4am at her residence on Planter Mill Rd in Parrish. Glenda is 74 years old and is believed to be in the early stages of dementia. She is 5'7" 270lbs. Her white 2014 Nissan Armada (tag # 64C0T3M) is missing from her residence.

If anyone sees or has information on her whereabouts, please contact Parrish PD at 205.686.9991

05/06/2026

School will dismiss at 12 today due to the threat of severe weather.

05/06/2026

01/31/2026

The Parrish Police Department is currently recruiting a full and part-time police officer with APOSTC certification. The position offers a competitive hourly rate of $20.00 an hour and a monthly uniform allowance of $300.00. Shifts will be 12 hours in length, with every other weekend off. Applications may be obtained at the Parrish Town Hall.

01/16/2026

On January 15th, 2026, the Parrish Police Department was notified by the Birmingham Police Department of a stolen truck that could be in the Parrish area. Shortly after receiving the information the truck was spotted by Parrish officers near Hwy 269 and Main Drive. The truck was stopped near I-22 with 3 occupants inside of it. The occupants were identified as W/M, David Brasher, 53 of Parrish, W/M, Matthew Ross, 27 of Parrish, and W/F, Sera Bradley, 28 of Parrish. All 3 were charged with Receiving Stolen Property 1st degree, and were transported to the Walker County Jail.

12/20/2025

“Last night as they were trying to unlock the car, 2 of the nicest Parish officers came to help. They assisted in any way they could even offering what tools they had. They were so nice. My son went to Jacks for food and one of the officers were ahead of him and paid for his food. I’d like to personally thank that cop. He went way above and beyond. Parrish should be proud of their officers, we sure were. Thank y’all again. By the way car did get unlocked and the cop came back to help and shined the lights so they could see to unlock it. Just wanted to let everyone know how awesome these guys were. Thanks to all who reached out and offered to help last night.”

12/14/2025

Parrish Police Department is looking to hire a full time APOSTC certified Police Officer. Pay is $20.00 per hour plus a **$300.00 per month** uniform allowance. 12 hour shifts with every other weekend off. Applications can be picked up at the Parrish Town Hall.

10/14/2025

On Friday, October 10th, 2025, officers were on patrol and observed a suspicious motorcycle parked at an abandon house on White Street. While officers were investigating the suspicious activity the driver of the motorcycle fled on foot. It was then determined that the motorcycle had been stolen the day before out of Winston County. Officers were unable to locate the suspect, but he has been identified as W/M, Donny Carr, 55 of Jasper. The police department has obtained a warrant against Carr for Receiving Stolen Property first degree. The suspect has several warrants for his arrest with multiple jurisdictions. If you have any information on this case or know the whereabouts of Donny Carr, contact the Parrish Police Department or the Winston County Sheriffs Department.

In a separate incident on October 1st, 2025, officers with the Parrish Police Department observed a suspicious vehicle on Main Drive. As the Officer attempted to make contact with the suspect he drove off at a high rate of speed toward Tuscaloosa Road. The Officer was able to catch up with him and attempted to stop him. The suspect fled to New Oakman Hwy toward Oakman. The suspect swerved toward oncoming traffic several times. The Officer terminated the chase at this point for safety concerns to the public. We were able to determine the driver of the vehicle was W/M, Michael Tyree, 52 of Berry. The police department has obtained a felony warrant against Tyree for Attempting to Elude. The suspect also has a Probation Revocation with the Walker County Sheriffs Department. If you know the whereabouts of Michael Tyree, contact the Parrish Police Department.

10/04/2025

Officer Wilson dedicated over 20 years with the Birmingham Police Department and the last few years with the Cordova Police Department. He was a great Police Officer and an example to all. Even while battling health issues he still showed up to work and never complained. Officer Wilson passed away this morning. He will be missed by everyone especially his Law Enforcement family.