Town of Cleveland Police Department

03/09/2026

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03/21/2025

ATTENTION SPORTS FANS!

(b) A person commits the crime of harassment of a sports official if he or she commits the crime of harassment as provided for by Section 13A-11-8, and the victim is a sports official performing official duties and the harassment is a result of the official performing his or her official duties. Harassment of a sports official is a Class B misdemeanor.

a “sports official” is a person at a sports event who enforces the rules of the event, such as an umpire or referee, or a person who supervises the participants, such as a coach.

As a sports fan, I realize the competitive spirit and the emotional conflict that often arise during sporting events. At times, these emotions rise to the level of crossing a line that becomes criminal. As a personal victim of this crime, I ask that the fine and upstanding Blount County citizens always hold themselves to the highest standards during sporting events. The coaches who coach your children are volunteers. The umpires and referees that call these games are paid minimal amounts of money to mediate games. It is absolutely NEVER acceptable to threaten these individuals or to use profanity against them. No matter how bad the call, no matter how slighted you feel, no matter the outcome of the event. It is a game. It is a recurring competition that children are competing in throughout their lives. What are we, as adults, teaching our children when we decide to threaten or use abusive language towards a coach or an umpire/referee? We are teaching them a lack of respect and that is not okay.

I gently and very lovingly remind you all to please remember to show the class and dignity that I know all of you have when you attend sporting events. Not doing so creates a plethora of dilemmas like a shortage of volunteers and persons who are willing to share their time with your children. WE ARE BETTER THAN THIS! Please don't do it.

From the office of the Chief of Police

03/14/2025

A high risk (level 5/5) has been defined for parts of AL and MS for “round two” tomorrow afternoon/night. A new video briefing will be up shortly.

03/14/2025

Governor Kay Ivey has issued a state of emergency for all 67 counties ahead of this weekend’s severe weather.

Governor Ivey also issued the following comment:

“The state of Alabama is at risk for potentially dangerous, severe weather throughout this weekend, so it is critical that everyone stays very aware of their local forecasts. Now is the time to make any preparations and have a plan, should the weather conditions become dangerous. Certainly, we are no stranger to Mother Nature’s wrath, but I encourage Alabamians to be vigilant beginning tonight. Stay weather aware and stay safe!” – Governor Kay Ivey

The state of emergency will go into effect today at 2:00 p.m. CT and will remain in effect for the duration of the state of emergency. Alabama law specifies that a state of emergency ordinarily will last 60 days; however, it may be terminated earlier by written proclamation.

03/14/2025

By Jim Stefkovich, Meteorologist, Alabama Emergency Management Agency CLANTON – Friday, 7:00 am March 14, 2025 Non-thunderstorm winds will be on the increase this morning and by afternoon gusts of …

01/19/2025

‼️ HERE IT COMES: The leading edge of the very cold air has entered our northwest counties and will overspread the area tonight. Temps will be in the upper 20s/low 30s tomorrow morning, with a few scattered snow showers/flurries. Highs in the 30s tomorrow.

LATEST THOUGHTS ON TUESDAY: I’m still concerned about travel impacts, especially for areas south. Guidance is locked in on higher snow accumulation south, possibly topping 2”; however, I’m concerned about some snow reaching the surface further north, along/north of I-20 corridor. Even a light dusting would cause problems on Tuesday because it will be so cold. So let’s be weather ready and also be prepared for prolonged period of subfreezing temperatures.

01/17/2025

01/17/2025

There are a lot of impacts for the Siberian/Arctic blast next week.

1⃣ - Dangerous cold for people, animals, plumbing, and agriculture. More than 3-straight days below freezing for most of Alabama.

2⃣ - There may be 2 light winter weather threats. The first would mainly affect SOUTH ALABAMA. Mobile and Dothan have a better chance than Birmingham or Huntsville on Tuesday/Wednesday. BUT! There may be some wiggle room to shift that north. I'm not about to tell you that there's zero chance especially as far north as Interstate 20. It's just a low confidence situation.

The other threat would come Thursday into Friday as some warmer air surges north. That big storm LAST week came because of the warmth trying to push out the cold, so we'll see which one wins.