Morrisville Police Department

06/12/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE: The Morrisville Police Department will undergo an assessment on June 18, 2026, as part of its pursuit of law enforcement accreditation. This assessment, conducted by the North Carolina Law Enforcement Accreditation (NCLEA) program, is designed to ensure that our department meets established professional standards.

The accreditation process evaluates various aspects of law enforcement operations, including policies and procedures, administration, support services, training, facilities management, safety, and record-keeping. These standards are crucial for maintaining high-quality public safety services.

We invite both agency employees and community members to provide feedback on the Morrisville Police Department's adherence to NCLEA's standards. Comments should be submitted via email or mail by June 17, 2026, one day before the on-site assessment. All feedback will be reviewed by the Assessment Team.

For details on the NCLEA standards, please visit the North Carolina Department of Justice website at NCLEA Standards (https://ncdoj.gov/north-carolina-law-enforcement-accreditation/).

To submit your comments, please email them to [email protected], include Morrisville Police Department in the subject line, or mail them to:

North Carolina Law Enforcement Accreditation (NCLEA)
ATT: NCLEA Program Manager
PO Drawer 149
Raleigh, NC 27602

Thank you for your participation and support in this important process.

*NCLEA maintains a public access portal that allows for comments with regard to candidate agencies seeking initial accreditation or reaccreditation. The email and mailing address provided is an opportunity for comments, commendations, and other information regarding the agency’s quality of service or other information relevant to the accreditation process. Please send all comments to the email or mailing address provided. Please do not post feedback in the comment section or direct messages.

06/10/2026

💊 Safely Dispose of Unused Medications! Help keep your loved ones and our community safe by properly disposing of any unused or expired medications. A secure medicine drop box is available inside the Morrisville Police Department at 260 Town Hall Drive, Suite C

Stop by anytime during our regular business hours to safely and responsibly dispose of unwanted medications — no questions asked. Let’s work together to protect our homes and environment!

For more information about Operation Medicine Drop: https://bit.ly/3InEBzx

06/09/2026

😎 🌴 Planning a vacation this summer? For your peace of mind while you're having fun in the sun-the Morrisville Police Department offers Vacation Watch. While you are away and as time allows, one of our officers will check on your home. 🏖️

For more information and to sign up: https://bit.ly/4n8SLDz

06/08/2026

Need a safe place to meet for online purchases? The Morrisville Police Department offers a designated Safe Exchange Zone in our parking lot at 260-C Town Hall Dr. It's well-lit and monitored to help ensure a secure transaction. Stay safe and meet with confidence! 🚔

06/05/2026

🔶 June is National Gun Safety Awareness Month 🔶

In the U.S., gun violence claims the lives of approximately 48,000 people every year, according to the CDC.
The Morrisville Police Department encourages everyone to practice safe and responsible firearm ownership.

✅ Always store fi****ms unloaded and locked away.
✅ Keep ammunition stored separately.
✅ Use gun safes, lockboxes, or gun locks.
✅ Talk with family members about firearm safety.

If you own a firearm, make sure it’s secured and inaccessible to children or unauthorized individuals. Together, we can help prevent accidents and save lives.

🔒 Free gun locks are available in the lobby at 260-C Town Hall Drive, Morrisville.

06/02/2026

⭐June is National Safety Month⭐

The Morrisville Police Department would like to remind residents of some tips to stay safe and report crime:

• “If you see something, say something.” Stay alert, be mindful of your surroundings, and stay cautious. Your awareness is your first line of defense. Report any suspicious activity by calling 911.

👉 Here are some additional resources the department offers to support you:
• Inquire about having an officer speak to your HOA on best safety and security practices, or have an officer provide a security assessment at https://bit.ly/4rfhV6h

•Are you planning to be away from home for vacation or other extended period of time? Request a vacation home check at https://bit.ly/3Rv7pLb

•A medication drop box is in the lobby to safely dispose of expired and unused medications.

•Free gun locks and free steering wheel locks are available at the police department.

06/01/2026

On Friday, the Morrisville Police Department had the honor of participating in the 4.5-mile final leg of the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics. Known as Guardians of the Flame, law enforcement members and Special Olympics athletes carry the Flame of Hope into the Opening Ceremony of local competitions.

To learn more about this annual event: https://sonc.net/torch-run/

05/31/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE: The Morrisville Police Department will undergo an assessment on June 18, 2026, as part of its pursuit of law enforcement accreditation. This assessment, conducted by the North Carolina Law Enforcement Accreditation (NCLEA) program, is designed to ensure that our department meets established professional standards.

The accreditation process evaluates various aspects of law enforcement operations, including policies and procedures, administration, support services, training, facilities management, safety, and record-keeping. These standards are crucial for maintaining high-quality public safety services.

We invite both agency employees and community members to provide feedback on the Morrisville Police Department's adherence to NCLEA's standards. Comments should be submitted via email or mail by June 17, 2026, one day before the on-site assessment. All feedback will be reviewed by the Assessment Team.

For details on the NCLEA standards, please visit the North Carolina Department of Justice website at NCLEA Standards (https://ncdoj.gov/north-carolina-law-enforcement-accreditation/).

To submit your comments, please email them to [email protected], include Morrisville Police Department in the subject line, or mail them to:

North Carolina Law Enforcement Accreditation (NCLEA)
ATT: NCLEA Program Manager
PO Drawer 149
Raleigh, NC 27602

Thank you for your participation and support in this important process.

*NCLEA maintains a public access portal that allows for comments with regard to candidate agencies seeking initial accreditation or reaccreditation. The email and mailing address provided is an opportunity for comments, commendations, and other information regarding the agency’s quality of service or other information relevant to the accreditation process. Please send all comments to the email or mailing address provided. Please do not post feedback in the comment section or direct messages.

Attorney General Jeff Jackson. Find North Carolina's Department of Justice information today.

05/29/2026

🔒 9 PM Routine Reminder! 🔒

Before heading to bed tonight, take a few minutes to secure your home and vehicles:
✅ Lock all doors and windows
✅ Remove valuables from your car
✅ Turn on exterior lights
✅ Close your garage
✅ Set alarms if you have them

A simple nightly habit can help prevent crime and keep our community safe. Let’s all do our part—start your 9 PM Routine tonight! 🌙