Spencer Police Department

01/13/2025

We want to give a big shout out and thanks to the City Of Spencer, West Virginia Police Department for the generous donation of 10 pairs of new shoes to SES! Thank you serving our community and our students! 🚔 💙

11/12/2024

Welcome to the force Hannah Ross and congratulations on becoming the first certified, female officer in the City Of Spencer, West Virginia Police Department.

05/23/2024

05/13/2024

Thank you to The Daughters of The American Revolution for recognizing Spencer Police Department on National Police Week.
Susan Wyatt Tucker and Bonita Schreckengost are pictured here with Sergeant C.J. Myers and Police Chief Todd Cole.
Thanks for your thoughtfulness in bringing lunch to our officers.

10/25/2023

10/25/2023

Quentin Curtis Griffin
Believed to be around Spencer.
Wanted for possession of a controlled substance, shoplifting and parole violation.

Contact Spencer Police 304-927-5616 or 304-927-0911

08/20/2023

School starts back in Roane County on Wednesday, August 23, 2023. The City of Spencer Police Department would like to extend the following school safety tips:

For drivers:

* Buckle Up, Phone Down. These four words are never more important than during the school year. Looking away from the roadway to send a text message increases the chance of being involved in a crash. Avoid using a cellphone or doing any other activity that might take attention away from the roadway. Set a good example for young passengers by making sure everyone in the vehicle is buckled in.
* Expect the unexpected. When backing out of a driveway or leaving a garage, watch out for children walking or bicycling to school. Remember, children in groups or who are arriving late for the bus may dart into the street without looking for traffic.
* Do not pass. It is a state law that vehicles in both lanes must stop when a school bus has its red warning lights flashing and the stop sign is extended.
* Slow down. Watch for school zones with reduced speed limits. Law enforcement will be conducting focused patrols near schools to ensure the safety of those walking to and from school.
*School zone speed limit. There is a 15 MPH speed limit in school zones when children are present. Please use caution.

For students:

Parents and caregivers should talk to children about bus-stop and traffic-safety rules. Here are a few tips:

* Always stay in sight of the bus driver. Make eye contact when possible. Assume drivers cannot see you and never walk behind a school bus.
* Don’t hurry off the bus. Make sure to check for traffic first.
* Use sidewalks where available. If you must walk in the street, walk single file facing traffic.
* Be alert. Avoid using cellphones, ear buds and hand-held games, as they can be a distraction.
* Use caution. When crossing a street — in a crosswalk or at a corner — look left, then right, then left again. Wait until all cars are stopped or the road is clear before stepping out — that means all cars in all lanes in all directions.

07/21/2023

WANTED
BENJAMIN CLARK LILLY
D.O.B.
7-5-84
1. Delivery of methamphetamine
2. Conspiracy
3. Delivery of methamphetamine within 1000‘ of a school
4. Failing to abide to suspension(Cabell County)

Please contact Spencer Police Department or contact 911 center to report information on his where abouts.

05/23/2023

Walmart presented our police department with a certificate of appreciation and also a tray of sandwiches and cupcakes in honor of police appreciation week!

02/22/2023

Thank you to Mrs. Stepp’s class for being Parade Marshall’s in the City Of Spencer, West Virginia Christmas Parade.
The officers delivered pizzas for their hard work!