Mayfield Police Department - Kentucky

Mayfield Police Department - Kentucky Mayfield Police Department is responsible for public safety in Mayfield Kentucky.

Join us for National Coffee with a Cop! ☕ October 7, 2026!!No speeches, no agendas, and no barriers. Just a unique oppor...
09/29/2026

Join us for National Coffee with a Cop! ☕ October 7, 2026!!
No speeches, no agendas, and no barriers. Just a unique opportunity to ask questions, voice concerns, and get to know the officers who serve your neighborhood every day!
📅 When: Wednesday, October 7th from 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM
📍 Where: The Barn (216 W Broadway Street, Mayfield, KY)
What to expect: A free cup of coffee for attendees! ☕
Exciting door prizes given away throughout the morning! 🎁
Real conversation with your local Mayfield officers.
Let's build community relationships—one cup at a time.
We hope to see you there! 👋👮‍♂️👮‍♀️
Community Sponsor: The Barn

☕️ Happy National Coffee Day! Some of us celebrate this liquid magic every single morning, but today it’s official! Whet...
09/29/2026

☕️ Happy National Coffee Day!
Some of us celebrate this liquid magic every single morning, but today it’s official! Whether your go-to order is a classic Cup of Joe, an iced Java, or straight-up "go-go juice"—today is the day to treat yourself.
From hot to iced, and extra-sweet flavors to plain "bean water," let’s get caffeinated! 🤎

How are you celebrating today? Drop your favorite coffee nickname or order below!


**Be sure to join us for NATIONAL COFFEE WITH A COP October 7th (7am--9am)@ The Barn in Mayfield!

🚨 Honoring Kentucky’s Highway Heroes! 🚨On August 18, 2026, Governor Andy Beshear and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet...
09/27/2026

🚨 Honoring Kentucky’s Highway Heroes! 🚨

On August 18, 2026, Governor Andy Beshear and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s Office of Highway Safety honored over 120 law enforcement officers and child safety professionals at the 2026 Governor’s Occupant Protection Enforcement Awards.These awards recognize outstanding enforcement and education efforts from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026, that directly reduce road fatalities and keep Kentucky families safe.

A massive congratulations to our very own Officer Brian Sullivan on receiving the 2026 Occupant Protection Enforcement Award! Thank you for your dedication to keeping our roads and community safe every single day. 💙🚔

Mayfield Police Department attended the Veterans Resource Fair at the Mayfield VA Clinic today! It was an incredible hon...
09/24/2026

Mayfield Police Department attended the Veterans Resource Fair at the Mayfield VA Clinic today! It was an incredible honor to meet and mingle with some legendary veterans and community partners.

🍂 FALL INTO HELPING OTHERS! 🍂 911 CellPhoneBank Community Drive! It is time to declutter those closets, cabinets, and ...
09/11/2026

🍂 FALL INTO HELPING OTHERS! 🍂
911 CellPhoneBank Community Drive! It is time to declutter those closets, cabinets, and drawers for a great cause! From September 15th to October 15th, we are hosting a Community Cell Phone & Electronics Drive to benefit the 911 CellPhone Bank.

📧 Questions? Email [email protected]
www.911cellphonebank.org

**National #988 Day** This year's theme reminds us: "Your reason is reason enough." You don't have to wait for a crisis...
09/08/2026

**National #988 Day** This year's theme reminds us: "Your reason is reason enough." You don't have to wait for a crisis to reach out for support.

If you or a loved one are struggling with emotional distress, anxiety, or a mental health crisis, free and confidential help is available 24/7.💬 Call or text 988 to connect with a trained counselor anytime.

Spread the word. Save a life. 💙

There have been a number of personnel changes at the Mayfield Police Department recently.We congratulate Sergeant David ...
09/05/2026

There have been a number of personnel changes at the Mayfield Police Department recently.

We congratulate Sergeant David Harrison and Officer Brant Shutt on their retirement. We appreciate their dedicated years of service to our community.

With the supervisory vacancy created with Harrison’s retirement, we congratulate Officer Tyler Simpson on his promotion to Sergeant, effective August 1, 2026. Simpson, a Navy veteran, and eight-year employee of the department is assigned to help lead third shift patrol.

MPD welcomes our newest Officer, Alyssa Taylor, a certified, six-year veteran, who previously served four of those years as a School Resource Officer. Officer Taylor is assigned to the Mayfield Middle School as their school resource officer.

09/04/2026

On September 4, 2026, Mayfield Police Department Officers received a call of a three vehicle collision involving injuries at the intersection of the Dick Castleman Bypass and Charles Drive.



Contact was made with Dawn Barnett, age 51 of Murray, who was operating a Ford Fusion southbound on the bypass. Contact was made with Jessica Hurst, age 28 of Mayfield, who was operating a Dodge Dakota southbound on the bypass as well. Additionally, contact was made with Rachel Jones, age 54 of Arlington, who was operating a Dodge Caravan southbound on the bypass.



The investigation determined that Barnett failed to slow down and avoid Hurst and Jones who were slowing to make a right-hand turn onto Charles Drive from the bypass. Barnett's vehicle collided with the rear of Hurst's vehicle, causing it to collide with the rear of Jones' vehicle.



Barnett and Hurst were transported to Jackson Purchase Medical Center for treatment of minor injuries by Mayfield-Graves Fire/EMS. Mayfield Police Department was assisted at the scene by Burl's Towing Service and Affordable Towing Service.

B I N G O! ...a great time of BINGO with our community at the Mayfield Graves County Senior Center. We were honored to ...
09/01/2026

B I N G O! ...a great time of BINGO with our community at the Mayfield Graves County Senior Center. We were honored to sponsor BINGO today. A special thank you to Mayor Kathy O'Nan and Cheri Gossett for assisting! City of Mayfield, Kentucky - City Hall

The Mayfield Police Department welcomes its newest member, Officer Stephan McClellan, badge number 572. McClellan gradu...
09/01/2026

The Mayfield Police Department welcomes its newest member, Officer Stephan McClellan, badge number 572. McClellan graduated on August 27th, 2026 from the Department of Criminal Justice Training in Richmond, Kentucky. McClellan served as the Class Leader demonstrating a drive to lead and setting a high standard for the Mayfield Police Department at the training academy.

The primary mission of the Basic Training Branch is providing the foundation for new law enforcement officers. The twenty-two-week academy is an intense learning experience for each student. Using adult-learning concepts, the DOCJT provides the foundation for success for an entry-level law enforcement officer.

Law Enforcement Basic Training involves many areas of training in a residential setting. The 809+ hour curriculum is a mentally and physically demanding challenge. Using a multi-faceted approach, recruits receive instruction in law enforcement in a disciplined environment stressing the Basic Training Creed.

Officer McClellan will be paired with a veteran Officer for an additional three months of field training before being permanently assigned to a patrol shift.

Pictured is Mayor Kathy O'Nan and Ofc. McClellan being sworn in with his family; Mayor Kathy O'Nan, Ofc. McClellan and Chief Nathan Kent

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