Scott City Missouri Police Department

06/08/2026

ATTENTION (Weather)!

Do not try to travel in Scott City, most of the roads are flooded to include the I-55 off ramps and in front of the high school. Many other spots on Main Street are also flooded.

We will update when roads clear. Thanks.

06/05/2026

ATTENTION..

Officers have been working on reports of thefts from vehicles, and even one stolen vehicle overnight , last night. Please remember to lock you vehicles, homes, or anywhere entry can me made . We are working hard to find those involved . If anyone has any information, please contact Scott City Police Department, or email [email protected].

05/29/2026

Scott City, MO – Today, the City of Scott City received official word from the Missouri Department of Public Safety that we have earned the Missouri Blue Shield designation for 2026. This honor recognizes Missouri communities that demonstrate their commitment to enhancing public safety, investing in and supporting law enforcement and building partnerships between law enforcement and our community.

05/12/2026

This week we honor our law enforcement officers, past and present. Men and women who put their lives on the line daily. We are grateful for their service and dedication.

05/04/2026

We are very grateful for the Scott City Fire Department , some of best around.

Today, we honor the brave.

Behind every alarm is a firefighter ready to run toward danger… when everyone else is running away.

They don’t ask who you are.
They don’t hesitate.
They just show up. Every single time.

Courage in the face of fear.
Honor in every action.
Sacrifice beyond words.

To all firefighters around the world, thank you for protecting lives, homes, and futures.

You are the reason many get a second chance.

👇 Tag a firefighter or drop a 🔥 to show respect.

04/29/2026

Scott City Schools extends our thanks to our local law enforcement agencies for conducting training exercises on campus with their K-9 units 🐾👮‍♂️

The safety of our students, staff, and facilities remains our top priority, and today’s training was an important part of maintaining a secure and prepared environment. 🔒🏫

04/27/2026

WEATHER UPDATE (4/27/26)

The FEMA building (3000 Main Street) will be opened at 4:30 pm until it is no longer needed (to be determined by storms). There are no pets or smoking allowed in the FEMA building.

04/27/2026

ATTENTION SCOTT CITY RESIDENTS:

Our area could see the development of severe weather this afternoon and then a second round later this evening. Conditions may include strong tornadoes, large hail, and destructive winds are all possible. Take time this morning to make your safety plans and please keep tabs on the weather throughout the day as we will continue to monitor the situation and post any updates.

04/25/2026

🚨 WE ARE LIVE: TEXT-TO-911 NOW AVAILABLE IN SCOTT COUNTY 🚨

Residents can now text 911 in an emergency. This will work anywhere in Scott County.

When should you text 911?
Text-to-911 is a critical option when:
• You are unable to safely speak
• You are in a situation where calling could put you in danger
• You are hearing/speech impaired
• You need to be discreet

📞 If you can call, always call.
Voice calls remain the fastest and most effective way to reach 911.

💬 How to text 911:
• Enter 911 in the “To” field
• Send a short message with your location and emergency
• Answer questions from the dispatcher promptly

⚠️ Important Tips:
• Do not include photos, videos, emojis, or group texts
• Keep messages clear and concise
• Stay with your phone and continue the conversation

This is a major step forward in improving emergency communications and accessibility. We are proud to provide another way to reach help when it matters most.

❤️ Help is just a text away. We’re here for you.

02/04/2026

You’ll see some social media posts about the tragic death of a young teenager here in Scott City last night. There is a SEMO alert being shared. Although this is under investigation, We do not anticipate this becoming a criminal matter and out of respect for the family we will be issuing no statement. We ask for prayers and support for this grieving family , our community and our first responders.