Coppell Police Department

08/10/2020

We have rescheduled the Coppell PD/FD Charity Softball game for Sunday, September 13, 2020, at 5 p.m., at Andy Brown Central Park. The charities we are raising money for are Michael's Memories and Peace Officer's Angel Foundation. Social distancing protocols will be required and more information regarding those protocols will be provided prior to the game. The game is subject to being cancelled should COVID-19 protocols dictate so. Admission is free to the public. #GrudgeMatch, #BetterTogether, #OneCommunity

07/27/2020

Here’s a cool story. A-shift was called out this weekend to take a burglary of a vehicle report. Hazel, who had a birthday this weekend, had left her wallet in the unlocked vehicle. Unfortunately, the birthday money she had received was in a wallet that was taken. A-shift officers took it upon themselves to go get Hazel a birthday card filled with some money collected from shift mates. Way to go A-Shift! #BetterTogether, #OneCommunity

07/23/2020

We need you help in finding Carolyn Evans. She was last seen today approximately 12:15 pm, in the 800 Blk of Shorewood Drive in Coppell. We have attached a photo taken of her today. She’s 70 years of age, approximately 5’8, 140lbs. If you see her please contact the Coppell Police Department at 972.304.3600.

07/23/2020

Our thanks to Zach Sheets and Marco’s Pizza for feeding our B-Shift officers today! #BetterTogether, #OneCommunity

07/22/2020

While out for a bike ride this morning, I came across these amazing kiddos. I was so touched when they took the time to wave at me, a total stranger, while passing. A simple act of kindness during these troubling times. The world needs more of this right now. I invited them to come see me at work. Thanks to Ochuko Dasimaka, her children Jayden, Jeremy, Janita, and Grandma Grace. #OneCommunity, #BetterTogether, #Coppell

07/15/2020

Coppell residents Vicki and Robert Minter stopped by with Subway sandwiches and some delicious banana pudding. Thanks so much for taking care us today! #BetterTogether, #OneCommunity

07/13/2020

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of McAllen PD Officers Edelmiro Garza and Ismael Chavez. They were ambushed and killed on Saturday, while responding to a domestic disturbance. We stand with our brothers and sisters at the McAllen Police Department.

07/09/2020

We’d like to thank Terry Fowlkes, with Hyundai of Coppell, who brought a trunk full of snacks over to us. We appreciate the support from our local businesses. #OneCommunity, #BetterTogether

07/09/2020

We so appreciate all the love our community has sent our way. Yesterday, the Primrose family dropped off some delicious snacks to us. Also, the Coppell Republican Women’s Club fed the day/night patrol shifts again. Thank you all so much for your kindness. #BetterTogether, #OneCommunity

07/07/2020

Our thanks to the Coppell Republican Women’s Club for dropping off pizza and sweets today! One of the kiddos was really eyeballing our brownies! #BetterTogether, #OneCommunity, #Coppell

07/04/2020

We hope all of you have a safe and fun 4th of July. Please remember the brave men and women who protect our freedoms here and abroad. #July4th

07/02/2020

Shirley Zemrus, Citizens on Patrol member and Citizen’s Police Academy Alum, dropped off Kasa Kolache this morning. We love us some Ms. Shirley! We’ve missed seeing her smiling face around the PD due to COVID-19 protocols. We look forward to having her and the rest of our volunteer family back soon. #BetterTogether, #OneCommunity

06/30/2020

Jerry Liu stopped by with his kiddos, Kaelyn and Kohen, to drop off masks and donuts. We appreciate their thoughtfulness. #BetterTogether, #OneCommunity

06/25/2020

We’d like to thank our local Chinese American community for bringing us lunch from Black Walnut. Dong Zhao, Flora Cai, Dan Wang, and Hingjian Li also dropped of Gatorade with the lunch. Thank you all so much! #BetterTogether, #Community, #Coppell

06/24/2020

Coppell has an avid runner population. Here are a few safety tips to remember when going out for a jog. These apply to the parks and/or the sidewalks of Coppell.

1. If possible, run with a partner. Power in numbers.

2. Ditch the earbuds or wear only one.

3. Let someone know where you will be running and when you should be finished. Use GPS locators like “Find a friend”. There are plenty of runner apps online which feature ways for loved ones to monitor your run.

4. Run in populated, well lighted areas.

5. Run with a personal safety device such as pepper spray or an audible alarm.

6. Have your cell phone on you.

7. Change up your running routes.

8. Wear bright clothing.

9. Take a self defense class of some type. Be prepared and be aware! Be a tough target!

06/23/2020

Yesterday, Coppell resident and Lowe’s manager Derrick Woodson stopped dropped off PPE equipment to us. We appreciate his kind donation. Thanks, Derrick! #Bettertogether, #OneCommunity, #Coppell

06/23/2020

All,
We are excited to announce the opening of registration for National Night Out 2020. National Night Out 2020 will take place on Tuesday, October 6. City of Coppell first responders, city officials, and volunteer groups will be visiting block parties from 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Block Party Captains can email [email protected] for the request forms. Leading up to NNO 2020 we will have several fun events. Stay tuned for more information to come on those events. #NNO2020, #COPPELLNNO2020

06/19/2020

Today, we celebrate Juneteenth. Juneteenth is the annual holiday observing the end of slavery in the U.S. and marks the day (June 19, 1865) when news of the Emancipation Proclamation reached people in the deepest parts of the former Confederacy in Galveston, Texas. #Juneteenth, #BetterTogether

06/19/2020

Despite the heat our great citizens headed out to their driveways and front yards for some fellowship and to show their support last night. Thank you for the support you have shown. We do not take your trust for granted. We will continue to strive for improvement and excellence in our profession, in serving our community, and promoting equality for all our citizens. #BetterTogether, #OneCommunity

06/18/2020

Janice LeDoux Coberly, and her husband Bob, were kind enough to send over Dickey’s BBQ today. Needless to say, it didn’t last long. Thanks for your kindness and support. #BetterTogether, #Community

06/17/2020

Joe Reddington, with Swiff-Train Company, stopped by yesterday to drop off ten twenty-five dollar gift cards. We asked him for permission to pay it forward to Metrocrest Services and he consented. We delivered those cards to Britni Coe with Metrocrest Services. #BetterTogether, #PayItFoward, #Community

06/17/2020

Our Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association dropped off meals for us yesterday. They will be back again on Friday to do the same. We have missed seeing them and the Citizens on Patrol since Covid-19 impacted our protocols. Hopefully, we will see their smiling faces soon. #BetterTogether, #Coppell, #Community

06/16/2020

Troop #2763 dropped off some delicious Girl Scout cookies yesterday. The cookies were donated by our citizens as part of the Care to Share program. #BetterTogether, #GirlScouts, #Coppell.

06/15/2020

We often say it, but we we really do have the best community. We’ve had several citizens drop of food today to show their support. Trudy Heatherly with our Citizen’s Police Academy Alumni Association, Ely Gonzalez and Pam Crombar, and the Lunch Bunch Ladies from Riverside Church of Christ all brought goodies to us today! You ladies are awesome! #BetterTogether, #Community

06/15/2020

Coppell Police Department

Don't forget about this event on Thursday, June 18th, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Buy Local!! #BetterTogether, #BuyLocal

An evening to support our local restaurants by ordering delivery or takeout, and have dinner in your driveway while socializing with your neighbors from an appropriate social distance.

06/15/2020

A special thanks to Trudy and her gang for the very cool face masks. We really appreciate the support! #BetterTogether, #Community

Paul Gonzales received donation of 46 masks for Coppell Police Department from Coppell Knit Wits Trudy White, Kenneth White and Bob Rindels

06/12/2020

Traffic Alert : S. Moore Rd closed from E. Sandy Lake Rd to Raven Ln. due to gas leak. Emergency services on scene. Please use alternate routes.

06/11/2020

Our thanks to Roberto Conti with PlastikGas. His company donated disposal face masks today. We appreciate your support! #Community, #BetterTogether

06/09/2020

Our thanks to Morgan Reiter, with NothingBundtCakes, for the delicious cake she dropped off yesterday. It didn’t last long! #Cake, #Community

06/06/2020

Today, we witnessed the power of words and actions. We were moved by the spirit of those who came to have their voices heard. We walked with you, we saw your pain, and most importantly, we heard you. Thank you for letting us participate. #BetterTogether, #Community, #BeTheChange, #Coppell

06/06/2020

Coppell Parks & Recreation

Registration is OPEN for the Celebrate Coppell: Red, White & Views Outdoor Decorating Contest! Visit CelebrateCoppell.com for rules on participation and to register your house/business today. #CelebrateCoppell #CoppellRedWhiteAndViews #CoppellParks

06/05/2020

A message from Chief Danny Barton.

06/05/2020

06/03/2020

What an amazingly powerful event we witnessed at today’s peaceful protest at Coppell Town Center. The passion and pain were evident and the speakers eloquently expressed themselves. It was a great peaceful gathering and we couldn’t be prouder of our citizens. Thanks to all who came out to be heard. Thanks to Johnny Roberson and BossBae GirlBoss for organizing everything.

06/01/2020

Some officers from our SRO Unit were on hand yesterday, for Coppell High and New Tech Graduation Day. #GraduationDay, #Coppell