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06/01/2026

Statement from Chief Patrick Huskey on today's traumatic event.

06/01/2026

UPDATE 2: The suspect is in custody and the shelter in place has been lifted. There is no ongoing threat to the community.

UPDATE 1: Sandy Police can confirm the suspect is confined to a residence. We ask that people continue to avoid the area. Residents in the area should continue to shelter in place.

Sandy Police and other agencies are on scene of a domestic disturbance and reported shooting in the area of 39500 Evans Street. The area is not safe and we ask that everyone stay out of the area. Residents in the area should lock their doors and remain inside. More information will follow.

This week, CSO Stamm put the "Service" in Community Service Officer.CSO Stamm learned that an elderly Sandy resident was...
05/29/2026

This week, CSO Stamm put the "Service" in Community Service Officer.

CSO Stamm learned that an elderly Sandy resident was unable to replace the batteries in her smoke detectors, leaving them chirping for days. Recognizing the importance of working smoke alarms, he stopped by to lend a hand and quickly replaced the batteries.

Sometimes public safety means responding to emergencies, and sometimes it means helping a neighbor with a simple task that makes a big difference.

As a reminder, test your smoke alarms monthly and replace the batteries at least once a year, or whenever you hear that telltale chirp. A few minutes of maintenance can make a lifesaving difference.

On May 20, 2026, the Sandy Police Department partnered with Guide Dogs for the Blind and other law enforcement agencies ...
05/27/2026

On May 20, 2026, the Sandy Police Department partnered with Guide Dogs for the Blind and other law enforcement agencies to conduct a pedestrian safety operation focused on improving driver awareness and pedestrian safety in our community.

During the operation, officers conducted 75 traffic stops and issued 53 citations for violations related to pedestrian safety and traffic laws. During one of the stops for failing to yield to a pedestrian, the driver was arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants (DUII).

These targeted enforcement operations are conducted regularly with the goal of reducing crashes, improving compliance with traffic laws, and keeping pedestrians safe on Sandy roadways. Please remember to slow down, stay alert, and always yield to pedestrians in marked and unmarked crosswalks. A few extra seconds of caution can prevent a lifetime of consequences.

This Memorial Day, the Sandy Police Department honors and remembers the brave men and women who gave their lives in serv...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, the Sandy Police Department honors and remembers the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Their sacrifice secured the freedoms we enjoy every day, and we are forever grateful to those who made the ultimate sacrifice and to the families who carry that loss.

Today, Officer Jamie Cuniff graduated from the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training Basic Police Academy. ...
05/22/2026

Today, Officer Jamie Cuniff graduated from the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training Basic Police Academy. Over the last 16 weeks, Officer Cuniff trained diligently and successfully completed the academy’s rigorous program.

With graduation complete, Officer Cuniff now returns to the Sandy Police Department to begin field training and continue serving the Sandy community.

Congratulations, Officer Cuniff! We are proud of your hard work and dedication, and we are excited to have you back.

Starting today, Sandy Police Department and law enforcement agencies across the state will be conducting targeted traffi...
05/18/2026

Starting today, Sandy Police Department and law enforcement agencies across the state will be conducting targeted traffic enforcement focused on seatbelt usage and overall traffic safety.

Wearing your seatbelt takes two seconds and can save your life. It also protects everyone else in the vehicle. Unrestrained passengers become a danger to themselves and others during a crash.

Don’t give us a reason to write the ticket, or for first responders to make that call home.

Click it or ticket.

If your registration tags have been expired for 7 years, there’s a pretty good chance you’ll get pulled over.If you get ...
05/16/2026

If your registration tags have been expired for 7 years, there’s a pretty good chance you’ll get pulled over.

If you get pulled over, there’s a chance the officer will discover your driver’s license is suspended.

If your license is suspended, your vehicle might get impounded.

If your vehicle gets impounded, it will probably get inventoried.

And if your vehicle gets inventoried, officers might just find your gun and m**h.

The driver was arrested and transported to the Clackamas County Jail on charges of Unlawful Possession of a Firearm and Possession of Methamphetamine.

If you’ve ever installed a car seat and thought, “Yeah… that’s probably right,” this one’s for you.New parents: stop by ...
05/14/2026

If you’ve ever installed a car seat and thought, “Yeah… that’s probably right,” this one’s for you.

New parents: stop by the Ant Farm Farmers Market on Friday May 15 from 2–6 PM to have your child’s car seat installation checked by Sandy Police Officer Neubauer. As a certified Child Passenger Safety Technician, Officer Neubauer can help make sure your seat is installed correctly and your child is riding safely.

No appointment needed—just stop by and get peace of mind. We hope to see you there!

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