Reynolds GA Police Department

Reynolds GA Police Department The goal of the RPD is to serve and protect and always be firm, fair and professional. We want our ci

Traffic AdvisoryThe traffic signal at the intersection of Georgia Highway 96 and Georgia Highway 128 is currently withou...
05/29/2026

Traffic Advisory

The traffic signal at the intersection of Georgia Highway 96 and Georgia Highway 128 is currently without power.

The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) and Georgia Power have been notified; however, we have not yet received an estimated arrival time for repairs.

Due to the heavy traffic volume and ongoing rain, officers will continue conducting traffic control at the intersection until GDOT and Georgia Power arrive. Our goal is to ensure the safe and efficient flow of traffic and help everyone get home safely.

Please use caution when approaching the intersection, reduce your speed, and follow the directions of officers on scene.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation. Stay safe. 🚔🚦🌧️

💙 **KUDOS TO OUR FINEST!** 🚔🩸Please join us in congratulating **Officer Boyt** and **Officer Joiner** of the Reynolds Po...
05/29/2026

💙 **KUDOS TO OUR FINEST!** 🚔🩸
Please join us in congratulating **Officer Boyt** and **Officer Joiner** of the Reynolds Police Department! 🎉
Both officers have successfully completed the rigorous **Law Enforcement Phlebotomy** course at West Georgia Technical College. 🎓✨
# # # What does this mean for our community?
With this specialized certification, Officer Boyt and Officer Joiner are now fully qualified to perform legal blood draws for DUI investigations. They are currently the only law enforcement officers in the county that have this achievement! This achievement is a major win for efficiency and justice in our area:
* **Faster Processing:** We can now streamline DUI investigations right here, keeping our officers on the street instead of waiting at hospitals.
* **Stronger Cases:** Timely, properly collected evidence ensures our roads stay safer and our cases remain rock-solid.
* **Supporting Our Neighbors:** This certification doesn't just help Reynolds! Our officers are now equipped and ready to assist and support our surrounding brother and sister law enforcement agencies when they need a certified phlebotomist on the scene. 🤝
> "Continuous training and professional growth are vital to serving our community with excellence. We are incredibly proud of Officer Boyt and Officer Joiner for putting in the hard work to bring this critical skill back to our department." — Chief of Police Lonnie Holder
>
Thank you, officers, for your dedication to keeping Reynolds—and our neighboring communities—safe!

🚨 **ATTENTION REYNOLDS COMMUNITY!** 🚨We want to remind all residents about the City of Reynolds Juvenile Curfew Ordinanc...
05/28/2026

🚨 **ATTENTION REYNOLDS COMMUNITY!** 🚨
We want to remind all residents about the City of Reynolds Juvenile Curfew Ordinance. Our priority is the safety and well-being of all our youth and the tranquility of our neighborhoods.
Please be aware that the **Reynolds Police Department will be actively enforcing the curfew for all minors 16 years of age or younger.**
**What this means for your children:**
Minors are prohibited from being in public places and buildings, or in any place unsupervised by a parent or guardian, between the hours of **11:00 P.M. and 5:00 A.M.** every day.
We encourage you to review the specific exceptions—such as emergency errands, school/entertainment activities, or lawful employment—with your children. These are clearly outlined in the ordinance, and also summarized in our helpful guide below.
**What this means for parents and guardians:**
We need your partnership. It is the responsibility of parents and guardians to ensure their minors are not in violation of the curfew.
⚠️ **Penalties:** Initial violations will result in a **Warning Citation**. Subsequent convictions are subject to significant penalties, including **fines up to $500.00**, up to **30 days in jail**, or both, and potential community labor. Each violation is a separate offense.
Let's work together to keep Reynolds safe and supportive for our families. If you have any questions, please contact the Reynolds Police Department.

🎓 **CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2026!** 🎓 The Reynolds Police Department is thrilled to extend heartfelt congratulat...
05/23/2026

🎓 **CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2026!** 🎓 The Reynolds Police Department is thrilled to extend heartfelt congratulations to the outstanding Taylor County High School seniors who have reached this remarkable milestone. Your perseverance and dedication have paid off, and Chief Lonnie Holder and the Reynolds Police Department couldn't be prouder of your achievements. As you celebrate this triumph, let's ensure a safe passage into the next chapter of your journey. Parents and graduates, please keep these crucial safety tips in mind: * 🚗 **Stay Focused on the Road:** Anticipate heavy traffic around the venue and town, keep phones off-limits, buckle up, and maintain your concentration. * 🛑 **Drive Sober:** Today is about illuminating futures, not letting mistakes define them – never drink and drive, and never ride with someone who's been drinking. * **Look Out for Each Other:** If heading to after-parties, use the buddy system and ensure everyone has a safe, sober ride home. * **See Something, Say Something:** If a situation feels off or unsafe, trust your instincts and seek help. Congratulations, Vikings! Go change the world with purpose and celebrate responsibly!

***PRESS RELEASE*** Traffic stop for speeding leads to felony drug arrest:On 05/18/26, Off. Mischel stopped a motorist f...
05/18/2026

***PRESS RELEASE*** Traffic stop for speeding leads to felony drug arrest:

On 05/18/26, Off. Mischel stopped a motorist for speeding on S. Winston St. near Calhoun St. Upon stopping, the driver exited the vehicle and discarded an unknown item under the car, attempting to obstruct the officers investigation.

During the course of the investigation, Officer Mischel did discover the discarded item was a plastic bag that had app. 144 ggms (app. 5 ounces) of individual packaged ma*****na. The driver also discarded a small amount of ma*****na in a cigarette.

The driver, offender Farlandrez Duggar BM 22 YOA was arrested and charged with the following:

⁃ Speeding - misdemeanor
⁃ Possession with intent to distribute - felony
⁃ Obstruction - misdemeanor
⁃ Abandoning a drug in a public place - misdemeanor

🚨 PRESS RELEASE: Traffic Enforcement Campaign in Reynolds 🚨The Reynolds Police Department is proud to participate in the...
05/18/2026

🚨 PRESS RELEASE: Traffic Enforcement Campaign in Reynolds 🚨

The Reynolds Police Department is proud to participate in the statewide "Click It or Ticket" campaign this Memorial Day holiday (May 18th - May 31st). As part of this effort, our officers will also be launching the "100 Days of Summer H.E.A.T." initiative, focusing on high-visibility enforcement of aggressive driving.

According to Police Chief Holder, "Our priority is the safety of everyone on our roads. This campaign allows us to work alongside other local and state law enforcement agencies to reduce traffic crashes and fatalities through education and enforcement. Remember: Click it, or ticket, and make this summer a safe one in Reynolds!"

Reynolds Police Department proudly commends Officer Landon Aldridge for his outstanding performance in the Middle Georgi...
05/16/2026

Reynolds Police Department proudly commends Officer Landon Aldridge for his outstanding performance in the Middle Georgia 2026 Firearm Challenge, where he excelled with first place in the Class B Rifle Challenge and second place in the Class B Pistol Challenge. Chief Holder expressed immense pride in Officer Aldridge's achievements, highlighting that his dedication to continuous improvement not only showcases his self-motivation but also reflects his commitment to the department's mission and his potential for future growth.

A beacon of community spirit shone brightly when Chief Lonnie Holder and Officer Brent Joiner went above and beyond to a...
05/15/2026

A beacon of community spirit shone brightly when Chief Lonnie Holder and Officer Brent Joiner went above and beyond to assist a stranded motorist from South Carolina whose vehicle had run out of gas, enabling her to resume her journey home with gratitude. This extraordinary display of kindness underscores the Reynolds Police Department's commitment to serving others, reflecting Chief Holder's leadership approach that prioritizes compassion and service. By embodying these values, true leadership thrives, demonstrating that genuine service to others is the foundation of impactful leadership. If you can’t serve you can’t lead.

As National Police Week 2026 begins, we pause to honor and thank the law enforcement officers of our nation. To the men ...
05/11/2026

As National Police Week 2026 begins, we pause to honor and thank the law enforcement officers of our nation. To the men and women of our local agencies and departments across the country, we see your daily dedication to serving our communities with courage and selflessness.
This week is also a profound reminder of those who served and paid the ultimate price. We remember their sacrifice, honor their legacy, and stand with the families they left behind.
To all who protect and serve each day: thank you. We are grateful for your unwavering commitment to keeping us safe.

Address

86 W. William Wainwright Street
Reynolds, GA
31076

Telephone

+14788479537

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Reynolds GA Police Department posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Reynolds GA Police Department:

Shortcuts

Share

Category