Pulaski Police Department

06/23/2026

Tomorrow is the day. Come have lunch and get some great information on services for yourself or the senior you love!

06/16/2026

Captain Grim is chalking up the first point for Team Blue and Administrative Manager Sonia is sporting blue to represent!
Come down to the Historic Train Station and make a blood donation at the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive!
The food trucks are set up for the Farmer's Market so grab some good grub afterwards!
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06/15/2026

The annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive is back, and Team Blue is looking to make it SIX YEARS IN A ROW! 🏆

Now, we know our friends at the Fire Department are already polishing a spot for the trophy at the station... but we think it belongs right where it is—with Team Blue! 😎

Here's how you can help:
🩸 Donate blood on June 16
💙 Pledge your donation to Team Blue
🏆 Help the Pulaski Police Department defend the title

Every donation helps save lives, supports our community, and earns bragging rights for another year. That's a win-win-win!

📅 June 16
⏰ 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍 Pulaski Train Depot

To schedule your donation:
➡️ Visit redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code "BoB"
➡️ Or search 24301 and select the Battle of the Badges blood drive

Let's show everyone that Blue Bleeds Community! 💙

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06/12/2026

Do you have a loved one or family member with dementia, autism, or a cognitive disability that may cause them to run away or go missing? If so, you may benefit from our Project Lifesaver Program. It is free to participants and relies on radio technology and small transmitters to locate missing persons. If you have someone who would benefit from this program, please send us a message or call (540) 994-8680. https://projectlifesaver.org/

06/10/2026

If you had a GFL trash can stolen within the last week, most likely from the Randolph Avenue area, please contact Capt. S. Grim at 540-994-8669. Thank you.

Send a message to learn more

06/06/2026

Update: Thanks to everyone who came out today. We hauled, dumped, and shredded enough papers to about fill the truck and it holds a whopping 10,000 pounds! Good job on helping us protect you. We will host it again next year

We are all set up and have had our first 16 shredders come out! We will be here until 12 to help protect you from identity theft by shredding your documents. See you here!

06/04/2026

📄🚗 COMMUNITY SHRED-A-THON 🚗📄

Join us on **Saturday, June 6th, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM** in the **back parking lot of the Pulaski Police Department** for our Community Shred-A-Thon!

Safely dispose of sensitive documents and help protect yourself from identity theft with secure on-site shredding.

To ensure a safe and efficient event, please:

➡️ Follow the designated direction of travel.
🚙 Remain in your vehicle at all times.
📎 Remove all metal items, including binders and binder clips.
🗑️ No trash, household waste, or non-paper items will be accepted.

Volunteers will be available to assist with unloading your documents.

Thank you for helping us make this event safe, convenient, and successful for everyone. We look forward to seeing you there!

06/03/2026

A set of keys was located at 1st street NW and N. Washington Avenue by Asst. Chief M. Parmelee on 6/2/2026 at approximately 1354 hours. If these are yours, please contact the Pulaski Police Department at (540) 994-8680

05/30/2026

Please call 911 if you know or see anything!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

At approximately 9:26 p.m., the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office received a request from a family member to conduct a welfare check at 13658 Fancy Gap Highway.

Carroll County Sheriff’s Office deputies were dispatched to the residence. Upon arrival, two deputies made contact with a male subject identified as Michael Puckett. During the encounter, Puckett opened fire on the responding deputies. Deputies returned fire.

Both deputies were struck by gunfire. One deputy sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced deceased. The second deputy was struck in his ballistic vest and is currently receiving medical evaluation and is reported to be in stable condition.

Michael Puckett fled the scene and remains at large. A coordinated law enforcement search is currently underway.

Puckett should be considered armed and extremely dangerous. Anyone who sees him or has information regarding his whereabouts is urged not to approach him and to immediately call 911.

This remains an active and ongoing investigation. Additional information will be released as it becomes available.

Sheriff Kevin A. Kemp