Camp Hill Police Department

12/07/2023

The Camp Hill Police Department would like to congratulate Chief Corey Shaw on being selected as the Chief of Police.

11/23/2023

This Thanksgivings the Camp Hill Police Department would like to wish your family a Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy the turkey & and ham, but remember, don't drink and drive.

11/20/2023

The Camp Hill Police Department stands behind the Oneonta Police Department. We at the Camp Hill Police Department are sending our prayers for a speedy recovery for the officer who was injured in the line of duty.

10/25/2023

Camp Hill Police Department is looking to start an explorer program for children in the Camp Hill area interested in learning about policing please share

10/25/2023

Alabama’s Fire Alert Reinstated to Include All 67 Counties . . .
Effective immediately, the Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) has re-issued a Fire Alert for all 67 counties in the state. Drought conditions are expected to worsen as no rain is forecast for the next week, and October is historically the state's driest month. This extremely dry weather creates a greater-than-average potential for outdoor fires to escape easily and spread rapidly, taking longer – and more firefighting resources – to contain and ultimately control.
To report a wildfire, call the Alabama Forestry Commission at (800) 392-5679.

10/20/2023

Come out and support your local high school! Let's go Tigers!

DHS Homecoming Parade will take place this Friday October 20, 2023 at 2 pm.
The parade route will be as follows:
East Columbus Street
Legion Street
Culberson Street
East Lafayette Street
Spring Street
East South Street
The parade will end at Dadeville High School.

Plan ahead and expect traffic delays in the effected area.

10/08/2023

National Night out was a huge success and we wanted to say thank you to all that came out and fellowshipped with us, including our sheriff's office Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Department. We enjoyed seeing the faces of our community.

10/03/2023

Don't forget tomorrow night come out and see us!

Come out and have some fun with us!

09/27/2023

Some value information from our partners at Lee County Sheriff's Office. Remember you're not alone. If you need help call 988.

Su***de ranks among the top twenty causes of death worldwide, one in every 100 deaths. Of those deaths, the rate of death by su***de is over twice as high among men compared to women. Help is available, and there is no shame in reaching out.

Remember, if you or someone you know is in crisis, you can call 988 or visit 988lifeline.org/chat to connect with 24/7 free, confidential, support.

09/22/2023

REWARD
The United States Postal Service offers up to a $100,000 for information and service leading to the arrest and conviction of the person(s) responsible for the shooting death of a contract truck driver on Friday, October 2nd, 2009, at approximately 6:15 P.M. at the Camp Hill Post Office, Alabama 36850.

The same reward may be payable for information and service leading to the arrest and conviction of any person.
(A) As an accessory to the above crime.
(B) For conspiracy to commit the above crime.
For receiving or having unlawful possession of any property secured through the above crime.

Any Information concerning the crime should be furnished to:
U.S. Postal Inspection Service: 877-696-5322
Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office: 256-825-4264
Secret Witness Number: 256-827-2035
Camp Hill Police Department: 256-896-4411

09/20/2023

Come out and have some fun with us!

09/07/2023

The Camp Hill Police Department sends thoughts and prayers to the families of Kenneth Booth and Lexi, as well as the Cullman County Sheriff's Office.

The Cullman County Sheriff’s Office is deeply saddened and are mourning the loss of two of our employees. Earlier today, the CCSO was contacted by Orange Beach Police Department to inform us of the tragic incident.

An apparent argument seemingly escalated to a point where Kenneth Booth, a Cullman County Deputy, drew a weapon and killed the victim. The victim was also an employee of the Sheriff’s Office and the two were involved in a dating relationship. Booth then turned the weapon on himself, taking his life.

This continues to be an ongoing investigation by Orange Beach Police Department and no further information is available at this time.

“Our family here at the Sheriff’s Office is devastated. We are all in shock and saddened to our very core. Our hearts go out to the families of all those involved. I would ask that everyone join me in praying for the families, and for everyone here at the Sheriff’s Office.
Lexi has been a part of the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office since she was 16. She was a charter member in our Youth Leadership Academy, and was involved in every one after that – either as a participant, or coach. There are not enough words to express what she and her family mean to me. I am literally heartbroken. I feel like Lexi is one of my own kids,” said Sheriff Matt Gentry.