Carey Police Department

03/09/2026

03/09/2026

THANK-YOU!
We would like to thank Isabella and Molly Kin for their donation of Emergency Medical kits for our patrol cars. As part of their Starfish project through Our Lady of Consolation School, they solicited donations to put towards the purchase of these kits. With their dedicated work to serve the citizens of Carey, they were able to raise $6600.00 in donations. This will help not only purchase supplies and stock, but other safety equipment.
We are so very appreciative of the donations from individuals and the American Legion Post 344 Earl Green, Carey VFW Post 3759 and Carey Eagles 2198. Isabella and Molly are shown presenting a few of the bags to the department. We are very proud of your dedication to the Village of Carey.

03/05/2026

The Carey Police Department would like to thank the American Legion Post 344 and VFW Post 3759 for donating an American Flag and Ohio Flag to our lobby here at the police department. These flags not only represent the freedom that we protect and stand for but those that have and continue to serve our country. We are proud to have 7 Officers that have served our country, serving the citizens of Carey. We truly appreciate all that you do for our community!
Jason Beckford, Chief Jeff Conley, Rich Southward

02/03/2026

Welcome Ethan Burton and Derek Weiser to the Carey Police Department. These officers were officially sworn in last night by Mayor Bame.

02/03/2026

01/26/2026

Sheriff Frey has downgraded to a Level 2. Roads are snow covered and slippery. Use caution when driving.

01/26/2026

Per Sheriff Frey, please be careful on the roads.

After re-evaluating the road conditions, Wyandot County will stay on a Level 3 Snow Emergency. Sheriff Frey will evaluate again at 1200.

01/25/2026

After re-evaluating the roads Sheriff Frey has issued a Level 3 Snow Emergency. Please stay off roads unless absolutely necessary to be out. Level 3 Snow Emergency: All roadways are closed to non-emergency personnel. No one should be driving during these conditions unless it is absolutely necessary to travel, or a personal emergency exists. All employees should contact their employer to see if they should report to work. Those traveling on the roads may subject themselves to arrest.

01/22/2026

We want to congratulate Ethan and Derek on their graduation from Marion Technical College, Basic Peace Officers Academy. We look forward to you serving the community! Welcome to the force!

01/20/2026

If anyone is in need of a place to warm up due to unforeseen issues please contact the police department, we will open up the Emergency Services building. 419 396 7678. Stay safe and indoors the next few days!

01/09/2026

Thank you to all the officers that serve our communities every day!

01/05/2026

This organization is looking for compassionate volunteers to be a part of our community here in Wyandot County. If you can be there for a survivor, please call or contact Chief Conley for more information.