Dickinson, ND Police School Resource Officers

06/08/2026

06/04/2026

06/03/2026

We will be hosting our annual GUNS & HOSES softball game at DCB&T Ballpark on Saturday, June 6 at 2:00 PM featuring some of our local First Responders! Come check out the Dickinson Fire Department, Dickinson Police Department - North Dakota, Dickinson Rural Fire Department and the Stark County Sheriff's Office North Dakota as they participate in a "Friendly" game of softball! Gates open at 1:30 PM, first pitch at 2:00 PM. FREE admission for all! Thank you to all our First Responders for keeping our community safe!

05/27/2026

🎣🚔 JOIN US FOR COPS & BOBBERS 2026! 🚔🎣

The Dickinson Police Department and Dickinson Police Association are excited to invite families to our annual **Cops & Bobbers** event on:

📅 **Saturday, June 6th, 2026**
⏰ **8:00 AM – 12:00 PM**
📍 **Dickinson D**e**

Bring the kids out for a fun morning of fishing, prizes, food, and community connection with local law enforcement officers!

✅ Fishing gear provided
✅ Bait provided
✅ Lunch & drinks provided
✅ Prizes provided
✅ FREE for all families!

Whether your child is an experienced angler or trying fishing for the very first time, this is a great opportunity to spend time outdoors, meet local officers, and make lasting memories together.

We hope to see everyone out at the Dickinson D**e for a morning full of fun, fishing, and community!

05/06/2026

Please join us in recognizing Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women's/Missing and Murdered Indigenous People's Day.

According to the North Dakota Attorney General's Office, there are currently 11 Missing Indigenous North Dakotan cases. Please check the link in the comments and reach out to your local law enforcement if you have any information.

04/27/2026

🚨🛑 NEW STOP SIGNS – STARTING TUESDAY (APRIL 28) 🛑🚨

New stop signs will be active starting Tuesday morning, April 28th, at:

📍 11th St W & 12th Ave W
📍 11th St W & 11th Ave W

These changes are due to increased traffic between Dickinson High School (DHS) and the CTE building—and are designed to improve safety for everyone in the area.

⚠️ What to expect:
• Intersections that were previously uncontrolled will now require a full stop
• Increased enforcement and visibility during the transition
• Busy morning and afternoon school traffic

👀 Check the map below to see the exact locations highlighted.

Please slow down, stay alert, and come to a complete stop at all posted signs. A few extra seconds can prevent a crash.

Drive safe!

02/03/2026

𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗼 𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗴𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗪𝗲𝗲𝗸 - 𝗗𝗔𝗬 𝟭
It's that time of year again where we recognize our team members for going above and beyond their call of duty in the betterment of our community!

First up are some of our milestone heroes;
Officer Anthony Ma**er is our first ever back-to-back Traffic Safety Officer of the Year for his dedicated efforts to traffic safety. This award is measured by enforcement numbers, grant participation, and setting the example to fellow officers.

Two of our newest officers come to us with prior military experience. Our department greatly appreciates their service to country, and now service to community. In recognition to their prior service, we recognize;

- Officer Tyler Hopper | United States Army
- Officer Franky Wyatt | North Dakota Army National Guard

Several of our staff reached 5 years of service with the department, and are awarded the Longevity Award;

- Corporal Alex Schroeder
- Senior Officer Jarett Blain
- Senior Officer Kayla Richard
- Senior Officer Dillon Praus

Last, we recognize several of our members for their dedicated commitment to community programs;

- Senior Officer Jarett Blain (DARE Program)
- Senior Officer Kayla Richard (DARE Program)
- Lieutenant Mike Hanel (Department 125th Celebration)
- Executive Assistant Darnyl Malkowski (Department 125th Celebration)

We are proud of each and everyone of these team members for their continued commitment and dedication to the department, the community, and our country!

12/19/2025

Best day EVERRRR!

12/19/2025

Well done kiddo's!!!

Meet Mira and Hayden, 6th graders at Dickinson Middle School.

This morning, a friendly senior citizen took time out of her day to stop by DMS. Throughout the recent string of snowfalls, Mira and Hayden have been showing up on their own and volunteering to shovel her driveway.

She shared how impressed she’s been not only with their hard work, but with the polite, respectful interactions they have with her. Their kindness made such an impact that she wanted us to know.

Mira and Hayden, we’re proud of you for taking your PEAK behavior beyond our building and demonstrating positive citizenship in our community.