Greensboro Police Department - Indiana

06/02/2026

Today, we proudly celebrate Chief McGann Jr.’s one-year anniversary as Chief of the Greensboro Police Department.

Over the past year, Chief McGann Jr. has demonstrated exceptional leadership, dedication, and commitment to both our department and the community we serve. His vision, professionalism, and unwavering support of our officers have helped strengthen our mission of providing outstanding public safety services to the citizens of Greensboro.

Under his leadership, our department has continued to grow, build community partnerships, and uphold the values of integrity, service, and accountability.

Please join us in congratulating Chief McGann Jr. on this milestone and thanking him for his continued service to our town.

Congratulations, Chief McGann Jr., and thank you for your leadership!

05/30/2026

🚨 Public Service Announcement 🚨

For those who enjoy counting police officers every time we happen to be standing within 10 feet of each other, we wanted to give you a little something extra to chew on tonight. 🦙🌾

With racing action at Mt. Lawn Speedway this evening, Greensboro PD and our partner agencies will be conducting saturation patrols throughout the area.

That means if seeing three officers together gets your attention, tonight may be a record-breaking event. You might see four… five… maybe even more. 😱

While our alpaca friend is busy working on his hay, some folks will undoubtedly be busy counting officers. We’ll be busy keeping race fans, spectators, and motorists safe.

Enjoy the races, have a great evening, and drive safely!

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05/29/2026

Vehicle Fire / Traffic Incident Assistance

Earlier today, Greensboro Police Department assisted with traffic control and crash reporting following a vehicle fire near State Road 109 and I-70 (Exit 115).

Incidents like this are a reminder of why strong partnerships matter. Greensboro officers worked alongside Henry County Sheriff and Knightstown Police to help keep traffic moving safely and assist motorists affected by the incident.

A big thank you to all agencies involved for their teamwork and professionalism. When departments work together, our communities are better served.

Stay safe and slow down when approaching emergency scenes. 🚔🚒

05/22/2026

With Spirit’s recent sell-out, we figured Greensboro PD better secure our own aircraft before they were all gone. 👀✈️

Look what just came in for new decals. We’re still waiting on dispatch to approve runway traffic stops. 😂

05/20/2026

Our officers were honored to receive su***de awareness and prevention wristbands from a thoughtful citizen passing through our community. Small acts of kindness can open important conversations and remind others they are never alone.

0116 in the morning…. The law…. Around Greensboro Indiana I met these three outstanding men in blue…. (Jake- Don and Austin) When I asked them if they would wear our wristband to support us, our cause (su***de awareness and prevention) and take a picture for our Facebook with me, they couldn’t have been any more gracious and eager to spread the word….

It was an honor guys. Thank you!

When I initiallyapproached them I pointed to my motorcycle and made some sort of comment about I was riding the motorcycle as I pointed to it. One of the officers said, “The quiet one?” I laughed about that a couple more times last night…

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05/11/2026

During National Police Week, we honor the brave law enforcement officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty and recognize the dedication of those who continue to serve our communities every day. Established in 1962 by John F. Kennedy, this week serves as a time of remembrance, respect, and gratitude for the men and women behind the badge.

04/17/2026

Speed Trailer Statistics:

April 1 through April 15, 2026

Location 120 E North St. capturing inbound traffic to Greensboro.

Vehicles 6645
30 mph to 34 mph 1604
35 mph and above 2659
Total violations 5232

78.74% of vehicles are in violation.

04/13/2026

This week, we proudly recognize National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and the incredible professionals who serve as the first voice in every emergency.

Our dispatchers with Henry County Indiana Emergency Services 911 Dispatch are the calm in the chaos — answering the call when it matters most, providing reassurance to those in need, and guiding our officers, firefighters, and EMS with precision and care. Their work often goes unseen, but its impact is felt every single day across our community.

Thank you for your dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to keeping Greensboro safe. We are grateful for everything you do behind the scenes to support those on the front lines.

04/11/2026

Fun Fact: Goats have accents. Apparently even goats sound local.

And around Greensboro, higher gas prices can change how people get around too. More folks may be biking or walking, so stay alert for bicyclists and pedestrians out and about. 🚲🚶