Pembroke Police Department

06/02/2026

🇺🇸📚 PEMBROKE READS 250 IS OFFICIALLY HERE! 📚🇺🇸

School may be out, but the adventure is just beginning!

I’m excited to officially launch Pembroke Reads 250 — our Mayor’s Reading Club Summer Challenge celebrating America’s 250th birthday through books, imagination, and learning!

🦉 This summer, we’re challenging Pembroke to read 100,000 minutes together as a community while unlocking fun milestones along the way!

🎉 COMMUNITY READING MILESTONES:

📚 25,000 Minutes → Mayor Storytime Event
🍧 50,000 Minutes → Popsicles at the Park
⭐ 75,000 Minutes → Star Reader Celebration Week
🍦 100,000 Minutes → Ice Cream with the Mayor Finale!

✨ EVERY registered reader helps us unlock community goals!

To participate in the finale celebration, readers simply need to complete 250 reading minutes this summer — that’s just a little reading at a time!

✅ Participation is FREE
✅ Read what YOU love
✅ Submit reading minutes weekly
✅ Help Pembroke make history!

📱 REGISTER HERE:
https://bit.ly/PembrokeReads

📚 Parents — Here’s the BEST part:
Your child’s reading can count for MULTIPLE programs at the same time!

The Pembroke Public Library Summer Reading Program (“Unearth a Story”) and Georgia Reads for America250 can overlap with Pembroke Reads 250.

That means:

📖 Reading logged for the library challenge can ALSO count toward Pembroke Reads 250
🇺🇸 Reading books from the Georgia America250 list can count too
🦕 Participate in the library’s Dino-themed summer events, prizes, and activities while helping Pembroke reach our citywide reading goal!

The Pembroke Public Library Summer Reading Program runs May 28 – July 15, and Georgia Reads for America250 registration remains open through July 4.

Visit the Pembroke Public Library or the library website for details on:
📚 Beanstack tracking
📖 Reading logs
🎟️ Summer events
🦖 Dino-themed programs
🇺🇸 America250 activities and book lists

Let’s celebrate America’s 250th birthday one book at a time and show what Pembroke readers can do!

👇 Tag your friends and tell me below:
What book is your child reading first this summer?

05/29/2026

Update: dog has been reunited with owner.

Has anyone in the Burkhalter, Warnell, Park Ave area lost their dog? Its a bigger dog. Go riding in the area of East Burkhalter close to Warnell I can't catch him and he doesn't want to move backwards out of the spot he is in.

04/22/2026

04/18/2026

The Pembroke Police Department would like to inform our community that we are aware of a popular high school senior activity called “Senior Assassin,” which involves using water guns, goggles, and inflatable floats in a game among high school seniors.

While we understand this is intended to be a fun and harmless game, we want to remind participants and the public to exercise good judgment and prioritize safety at all times. Please be mindful of your surroundings and avoid engaging in this activity in a way that could cause alarm or be mistaken as a real threat, especially in public areas, near roadways, or around businesses.

We also encourage parents to speak with their kiddos about participating responsibly and respectfully.

04/07/2026

MISSING JUVENILE ALERT

MISSING JUVENILE ALERT
The Bryan County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to locate 15-year-old Charlee May Jenkins, reported missing early this morning from her residence in Richmond Hill, Georgia.
Last Seen: Enmarket, 4318 Ogeechee Road near Chatham Parkway, Savannah, GADate: April 6, 2026Possible Location: Statesboro, Georgia area
If you have any information about Charlee’s whereabouts, please contact the Bryan County Sheriff's Office immediately at (912) 756-3110 or dial 911.
Please share this post to help bring Charlee home safely. Your support is appreciated.

04/02/2026

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Pembroke Pharmacy for the thoughtful Easter goodies. Your kindness and generosity are truly appreciated. 🐣🐇

03/31/2026

Scam Alert

We’ve received reports of a scam text message circulating in our area claiming to be a notice from the State Court of Fulton County.

This message is NOT legitimate.
If you receive this text, please disregard it. Do not click any links or provide any personal information.

We are attaching a copy of the message for reference so you can recognize it.

If you have any concerns or questions, feel free to contact our office.

Please share this post to help spread awareness and keep others informed.

-BCSO

03/12/2026

The Mayor's Youth Council is raising funds to complete Phase II of our Community Garden. What better way to raise funds than by having fun with all of the kids in our community?? Eggs will be plastic and may contain prizes inside.

We are excited to help YOU and the Easter Bunny 🐇 this year!

Orders MUST be placed by Friday, March 27, 2026.

We will have one lucky winner win a free Yard Egging of their choice by doing the following:

🐇 Tagging at least 3 friends
🐇 Sharing this post on your FB and IG
🐇 Commenting HAPPY EASTER in the comments below once completed

*Open to residents of North Bryan County and 5 miles into Bulloch County, or eggs available for pickup at City Hall for adjacent counties.

https://pembrokedda.wufoo.com/forms/r73x2v70eswaxt/

02/04/2026

The Pembroke Police Department would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the Reidsville Ga. Police Department for their generous donation of this vehicle and for the continued support they’ve shown to our department. This contribution will directly help us better serve and protect our community, and we genuinely appreciate the strong partnership between our agencies. Thank you again for your support and commitment to public safety.

🤝💙 Thank you, Reidsville PD!

The Reidsville Police Department recently donated one of our Ford Explorers that was no longer in service to the Pembroke Police Department.

This vehicle was originally donated to our agency, meaning no taxpayer funds were used or lost in this process.

We’re proud to pay it forward and support a fellow law enforcement agency by helping provide resources that can continue to serve their community.
Assisting our partners whenever and however we can is part of what strengthens public safety across our region.

Thank you to the Pembroke Police Department, and we’re glad this vehicle will continue to serve in law enforcement.

02/01/2026

Good evening, everyone. There is a very well trained medium sized dog that has gotten loose in the Pembroke area. If you believe it is your furbaby, contact Bryan County dispatch at 912-756-3101 and ask for an officer to contact you back. We want a very good identifying description of the dog before handing it over.