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09/02/2026

PCPS SAFETY UPDATE:
Law enforcement has reviewed the concern that prompted PCPS to implement a precautionary low-level lockdown earlier today and has advised that the additional precautions are no longer necessary.
The low-level lockdown has been lifted, and all PCPS schools are resuming normal operations. All school activities may resume as planned.
We appreciate the cooperation and understanding of our students, staff, and families and thank our local law enforcement partners for their continued support.
The safety of our students and staff remains our highest priority.

Dr. Bryan Huber
Division Superintendent

Today, we pause to remember and honor Officer Dominic “Nick” Winum on his birthday.Nick’s service, character, and dedica...
08/31/2026

Today, we pause to remember and honor Officer Dominic “Nick” Winum on his birthday.

Nick’s service, character, and dedication left a lasting impact on the Stanley Police Department and throughout Page County. His life was defined by far more than the uniform he wore. It was defined by the people he served, the relationships he built, and the difference he made in our community.

Though years continue to pass, Nick is not forgotten. His legacy remains part of who we are, and we remain grateful for his service, his friendship, and the sacrifices made by Nick and his family.

Today, we remember his life and celebrate the person behind the badge.

Happy Birthday, Nick. We will never forget you. 💙

Officer Dominic “Nick” Winum
End of Watch: February 26, 2021
Forever 202.

08/30/2026

Saturation Saturday may be over, but the responsibility to prevent impaired driving continues every day.

Thank you to everyone who made a plan, designated a sober driver, gave someone a ride, took the keys, or simply made the decision not to drive impaired.

Stanley Police Department is proud to partner with MADD Virginia in promoting safer roads.

Getting home safely will always be worth the extra effort.

08/29/2026

SATURATION SATURDAY IS HERE.

Today, Stanley Police Department joins MADD Virginia and law enforcement agencies across the country in reminding drivers:

Impaired driving is preventable.

Our officers will be out working to keep our roads and community safe.

Enjoy your Saturday. Have fun. Look out for one another. And if you’ve been drinking or are otherwise impaired, don’t drive.

One decision can change everything.

08/28/2026

Tomorrow is Saturation Saturday.

Stanley Police Department is proud to partner with MADD Virginia in an effort to prevent impaired driving.

If your weekend plans include alcohol, make sure they also include a sober driver.

We’d much rather see you arrive home safely than meet you during a traffic stop.

Plan the ride. Pass the keys. Get home safe.

08/27/2026

Start the Conversation

🔑 Would you take the keys?

Sometimes preventing impaired driving means being the friend who speaks up.

If someone you care about is impaired, don’t let them drive. Offer them a ride, help arrange one, or take the keys if you can do so safely.

They might not thank you tonight. They may have a lifetime to thank you later.

08/27/2026

The buses are rolling, backpacks are packed, and a new school year is underway! Whether your students are heading into a classroom, learning at home, or doing a little of both, Stanley Police Department wishes all of our local students and families a safe and successful school year!

As everyone settles into new routines, remember that our roads and neighborhoods may look a little different:

🛑 Watch for stopped school buses and flashing lights.
🚸 Be alert for children walking or crossing the roadway.
📵 Put the phone down and keep your attention on the road.
🐢 Slow down, especially near schools, bus stops, neighborhoods, parks, and other places children may be learning, playing, or gathering.

And while school buses and school zones get plenty of attention this time of year, not every student starts their school day by getting on a bus. Our homeschool students may be out in the community for lessons, activities, field trips, library visits, or simply enjoying a different school-day schedule. A little extra awareness helps keep all of Stanley’s kids safe.

You’ll see our officers out helping with school traffic and keeping an eye on things as everyone gets back into the routine.

To our Tigers, all of PCPS, homeschoolers, private school learners and everyone beginning a new year of learning, we hope it’s a great one!

08/26/2026

Make the Plan First

Your safe ride shouldn’t be an afterthought.

Going out this weekend? Decide how you’re getting home before the first drink.

✔️ Choose a designated driver
✔️ Arrange a ride
✔️ Stay where you are
✔️ Call someone you trust

A little planning can prevent a life-changing decision.

08/25/2026

Impairment Is Impairment

Alcohol isn’t the only thing that can impair your ability to drive.

Ma*****na, illegal drugs, and even some prescription or over-the-counter medications can affect reaction time, coordination, judgment, and alertness.

If you feel different, you drive different.

Don’t take the chance. Find a safe ride.

08/24/2026

What is Saturation Saturday?

On August 29, Stanley Police Department is partnering with MADD Virginia for Saturation Saturday, a nationwide effort focused on preventing impaired driving and saving lives.

Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing information about impaired driving, making a safe plan, and why this enforcement effort matters.

The goal is simple:

Everyone gets home safely.

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163 Karl Jenkins Avenue
Stanley, VA
22851

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+15407782615

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