Perryville Police Department

05/01/2026

Perryville PD and Fire are still on scene of a one vehicle collision on West 4th street in front of Perryville Elementary.

West Fourth Street in front of Perryville Elementary is shut down for a single vehicle accident involving a power pole. The roadway will likely be shut down for a couple of hours. You will not be able to pass through this portion of West Fourth. Please use caution in the area.

04/30/2026

Perryville Police Department with heart felt sorry, extends its deepest condolences and prayers to the family of Crittenden County Deputy Rick Cole. May his dedication to his family and community never be forgotten.

04/03/2026

Look up, Perryville 👀🇺🇸

Our new Perryville banners are up and adding a fresh, patriotic touch to downtown as we begin celebrating America’s 250th!

This project was made possible by Main Street Perryville, in collaboration with the Boyle County's America 250, and we’re proud to help bring a little extra spirit to our streets. And a special thanks to City Maintenance Manager, Bertice Riley for installing them!

Be sure to take a stroll downtown, snap a photo, and enjoy all the history and charm that makes Perryville such a special place to celebrate 🇺🇸

04/01/2026

Perryville Fire, Boyle County FD, Perryville PD and Boyle SO are on the scene of 311 West 4th for a structure fire. West 4th will be shut down from South Buell to West 5th until further notice.

03/16/2026

Perryville city hall will be opening up at 11p to serve as a storm shelter and will stay open until the threat of the storms are over.

03/15/2026

03/10/2026

As most of you know, this is the predicted system for tomorrow 3-11-2026. Be weather aware.

02/06/2026

Update.. Water line has been repaired

Crew is still on scene working on the water main break on South Buell. We will update as soon as we know more.

-Chief Hatter

01/26/2026

Just checked the streets here in town and saw these guys hanging around for those that have any questions. So unless you really need to be out and about today, it’s best to just stay inside.

01/21/2026

I’m sure most if not all are aware of the storm system rolling in this weekend. Please use caution and stay home if you can. I have talked to Fire Chief Stevens and we will have police and fire units available if anyone needs any assistance. If so, please call and we will there. Stay warm and stay safe!

For emergencies please call 911
Non Emergency line (859) 238-1220

Chief Hatter