Hokah Police Department

08/05/2026

Hokah’s first National Night Out was an incredible success- thanks to our wonderful community! Thank you to the Hokah Volunteer Fire Department🚒, Houston County Sheriff's Posse, Houston County Sheriff's Office🚓, and Tri State Ambulance🚑 for showing up and helping us celebrate Hokah.

A special thank you to Shelly’s TimeOut Catering for the amazing walking tacos, Hokah Cooperative Oil Association for the Spring Grove pop, and Milwaukee Burger Co for the delicious sliders!

Thank you to the Hokah Lions Club for everything you did in collaboration to help make this event so successful. ⭐️

Can’t wait for next year! 😁

08/03/2026

🐟Tackle box found at the Root River canoe launch earlier today. Please contact the Hokah Police Department if you think it might be yours. 🎣

07/31/2026

It is with profound sadness that the Hokah Police Department shares the passing of retired Chief of Police, Rodney Blank.

Chief Blank faithfully served the Hokah community for many years with service, leadership, and dedication. The lasting impact he had on our department and community is still felt today. His legacy will continue to be remembered by those who knew him.

Please keep Chief Blank’s family, friends and loved ones in your thoughts and prayers.

Rest in Peace, Chief. Your service and dedication will never be forgotten. 💙

07/06/2026

☀️Como Falls is back open!☀️

07/02/2026

The park and falls are now open! ☀️

‼️Como Falls Park is closed until further notice due to danger of flooding‼️

07/02/2026

🚨FLASH FLOOD WARNING IN EFFECT UNTIL 2:15pm🚨
Turn around, don’t drown when encountering flooded roads.

***OUTDATED POST***
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7/2 8:40 AM - Storms with heavy rain are lifting out of northeast Iowa into southeast Minnesota, where heavy rain occurred overnight. This may lead to urban street flood and, where the heaviest rain falls, flash flooding. Do not drive through flooded roads.

07/01/2026

Stay safe!! ⚡️⛈️

***OUTDATED POST***
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Storms may develop in the mid- to late afternoon with a large hail threat. As the evening progresses into the overnight hours, storms will develop into a more linear feature with damaging winds becoming more of a threat. There is also a small risk (5%) for a tornado! Stay Weather Aware!