Farmington Arkansas Police Department

Farmington Arkansas Police Department Welcome to the Farmington Police Department Public Information Page We strive to enhance our tradition of excellent service to all.

The mission of the Farmington Police Department is to work in a true partnership with our fellow citizens of Farmington to enhance the quality of life in our city. By raising the level of public safety through law enforcement, we reduce the fear and incidence of crime. We continue to seek support and cooperation from the community we serve and from those of us who serve the community. Our organiza

tional culture is responsive to new ideas and is one in which all employees are given the opportunity to develop to their highest potential and see themselves as agents of change. We base all our relationships on the premise that the public and police are one. In accomplishing these goals: Service will be our Commitment, Honor and Integrity our Mandate.

🚔 WE’RE HIRING! 🚔 Check out the new starting salary scale!💰 Starting pay: $56,963.62 certified. Apply at City Hall.
08/26/2026

🚔 WE’RE HIRING! 🚔 Check out the new starting salary scale!💰 Starting pay: $56,963.62 certified. Apply at City Hall.

Labor Day DWI From August 21st through September 7, 2026, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traff...
08/19/2026

Labor Day DWI

From August 21st through September 7, 2026, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will be working alongside local law enforcement to deter drunk driving and prevent tragedies during the Labor Day holiday weekend. The message is clear: Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.

Labor Day weekend is for making memories, not meeting law enforcement. If you drink, plan a sober ride home. Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.

This Labor Day weekend, law enforcement will be on the lookout for impaired drivers. If you're drinking, don't get behind the wheel. Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.

Make a plan before the celebration starts. 🍻➡️🚕 That sober ride home will cost you a lot less than a DUI. Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.

The quickest way to ruin a holiday weekend? A DUI. 🚨Drive sober and get home safely. Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.

A DUI costs more than a rideshare. Save yourself the trouble and drive sober this Labor Day weekend. Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.

Meet up with friends this Labor Day weekend, not law enforcement. Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.

**National Speed Mobilization runs from July 10th-31st.**[Farmington, Arkansas] — The U.S. Department of Transportation’...
07/10/2026

**National Speed Mobilization runs from July 10th-31st.**

[Farmington, Arkansas] — The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reminds drivers that speeding has legal consequences. As part of the Speeding Slows You Down high-visibility enforcement campaign, drivers will see more law enforcement on the roads.
Speeding-related fatalities affect communities nationwide every year. In 2024, there were 11,288 speed-related traffic fatalities, accounting for 29% of all traffic fatalities. Young drivers have a higher chance of being involved in speeding-related crashes. In 2024, 39% of male drivers and 20% of female drivers in the 15- to 20-year-old age group involved in fatal traffic crashes were speeding.
Speeding is an aggressive and deadly behavior. It reduces a driver’s ability to steer safely around another vehicle, a hazardous object, or an unexpected curve. Speed limits are in place to keep all road users safe. Every mile per hour over the limit increases the risk of a crash and the severity of injuries. Violating the speed limit and driving too fast for road conditions endangers everyone on the road. No excuse — lateness, traffic, or otherwise — makes it okay.
The consequences of speeding can lead to a costly ticket, potential jail time, or worse, a crash resulting in injuries or death.
For more information on speeding, visit NHTSA.gov/Speeding.

Due to the incoming inclement weather!
07/04/2026

Due to the incoming inclement weather!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: [06/30/2026]NHTSA Reminds Drivers toPlan for a Sober Ride this Fourth of July[Farmington, Arkansa...
06/30/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: [06/30/2026]

NHTSA Reminds Drivers to
Plan for a Sober Ride this Fourth of July

[Farmington, Arkansas] — The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding drivers that drinking and driving is deadly and never an option. Join NHTSA and the Farmington Police Department in sharing this message for a safe celebration of Independence Day: Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving.
Every year, the days around and including the Fourth of July holiday rank as one of the deadliest periods on the nation’s roads. In 2024, there were 579 people killed in traffic crashes during the holiday period. From 2020 to 2024, there were 1,724 driver fatalities of the 2,719 total traffic fatalities. Thirty-eight percent of those drivers were drunk.
“Impaired driving is never acceptable. For some people, even one drink is too many to drive safely. While everyone is making plans with friends and family for Fourth of July festivities, it is crucial to also make plans for a sober ride home and completely rule out drinking and driving.”
If a driver intends to drink during an Independence Day festivity, he or she should plan ahead for a safe ride home by securing a designated driver or calling a taxi or rideshare. They shouldn’t wait until after drinking to plan how to get somewhere. Impairment clouds a person’s judgment and endangers others on the road.
If a driver finds they are unable to drive, they should give their keys to a sober driver so that person can get them home safely. When a friend has been drinking and is considering driving, friends should be proactive — take away the keys and help them get a sober ride home. If anyone spots a drunk driver, contact local law enforcement.
Drive 100% sober, because Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving. For more information on impaired driving, visit NHTSA.gov/ImpairedDriving.

Please see attached Press Release in reference to the reported accident this morning.
06/12/2026

Please see attached Press Release in reference to the reported accident this morning.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Seat Belts Saves LivesBuckle Up May 18 – May 31, and Every Day[Farmington, Arkansas] — The U.S. D...
05/18/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Seat Belts Saves Lives
Buckle Up May 18 – May 31, and Every Day

[Farmington, Arkansas] — The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is urging drivers to buckle up ahead of the Click It or Ticket seat belt safety campaign. The national high-visibility seat belt enforcement effort, which coincides with the Memorial Day holiday, runs May 18-31, 2026.
During the Click It or Ticket campaign, we’ll be working with our fellow law enforcement officers across local and state lines to ensure the message gets out to drivers and passengers. Not buckling up could mean a ticket, or worse, risking a life.
In 2024, there were 9,758 unbuckled passenger vehicle occupants killed in traffic crashes. The national seat belt use rate in 2024 was 91.2%, which is good — but it can be better. The other 8.8% still need to be reminded that seat belts save lives. Participating law enforcement agencies will be taking a no-excuses approach to seat belt law enforcement, writing citations day and night.
One of the focuses of the Click It or Ticket seat belt campaign is nighttime enforcement. NHTSA data shows a higher number of unrestrained occupant fatalities happen at night (56% between the hours of 6 p.m. and 5:59 a.m.). Of the males killed in crashes in 2023, more than half (53%) were unrestrained. For females killed in crashes, 41% were not buckled up.

04/29/2026

Washington County has switched to the ReGroup mass notification system, replacing CodeRed. This new tool is available to anyone in the county — regardless of whether they live in the unincorporated or incorporated areas!

Subscribers will be able to receive warnings for tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, flash floods and winter storms. Also, it can pass along critical information to subscribers by their physical location for events, etc.

Sign up here:

https://embeds.regroupcloud.com/orgs/washingtoncountyar/channels/resident-sign-up/signup_embed

Plan for a Safe and Sober Ride on 420 — and Everyday[Farmington, Arkansas] — Ahead of April 20, the U.S. Department of T...
04/17/2026

Plan for a Safe and Sober Ride on 420 — and Everyday

[Farmington, Arkansas] — Ahead of April 20, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding drivers that it’s illegal in every state and territory to drive under the influence of drugs. On “420” — a number associated with ma*****na — some might observe a day of increased ma*****na use. But, no matter the day, the message is the same: If You Feel Different, You Drive Different.
Driving high has serious and deadly consequences. A NHTSA study, from 2019-2021, showed that 26% of drivers seriously injured or killed in crashes tested positive for ma*****na.
If someone sees a friend who is about to drive high, they should take away the keys and help them get a sober ride home. And, if anyone spots an impaired driver on the road, contact local law enforcement.
Drugs, including ma*****na, affect driving abilities, which puts everyone on the road at risk. It has been proven that ma*****na can slow reaction times, impair cognitive performance, and make it more difficult for drivers to keep a steady position in their lane. These are all unsafe driving behavior that can cause serious injuries or death in a crash.
A key to preventing impaired driving is to plan ahead. Designating a sober driver — that’s someone who won’t be drinking or using drugs — is one option. Other options include booking a rideshare or using a taxi.
Join NHTSA in sharing the lifesaving message, If You Feel Different, You Drive Different. For more information on drug-impaired driving, visit www.nhtsa.gov/risky-driving/drug-impaired-driving.

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