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Members of the public should be aware that information shared through this site may be subject to release to people who request it through the Freedom of Information Act. Please note that communications made through social media channels, such as the WMPD “Facebook” page, will not constitute legal or official notice or comment to the WMPD or any official or employee of the City of West Memphis for any purpose. While it was necessary for the City of West Memphis to impose these restrictions, it doesn't mean that we don't want to hear from members of the public. The City of West Memphis encourages feedback and we want to hear your ideas and opinions.

The West Memphis Police Department Community Engagement Team, Chief Taylor and Mayor Marco McClendon invite you to join ...
08/14/2026

The West Memphis Police Department Community Engagement Team, Chief Taylor and Mayor Marco McClendon invite you to join us for 2026 National Night Out!

When: Tuesday, October 6 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM

🌟 WHY HOST A BLOCK PARTY🌟

👮🏾Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness
👩🏼‍🤝‍👨🏽Generate Support and participation in local Anti-Crime programs.
🏡 Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships.
🗣️Send a message to criminals that West Memphis neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.

This is more than an home visit. It’s a chance to meet the people who serve our community, connect with your neighbors and have some fun along the way.
Interested in participating or registering your neighborhood, or organization?
Contact Community Engagement Coordinator:
Sgt. Bolton at (870) 400-1156 or [email protected].

We’ll see you October 6 for National Night Out! Let see who can really bring the neighborhood out for a good night.

Congratulations to Officer Ceaser and Officer Williams on being named Officer of the Month! 👮🏾‍♂️🏆 Your tireless efforts...
08/13/2026

Congratulations to Officer Ceaser and Officer Williams on being named Officer of the Month! 👮🏾‍♂️🏆 Your tireless efforts, unwavering commitment, and passion for serving and protecting our community have not only earned you this recognition but have also inspired others to strive for excellence. Congratulations 💙 Big Thank you to Ann Chapman's Outdoor Warehouse for the amazing Gifts. We really appreciate your support!

08/12/2026

🚨 ARREST UPDATE: WANTED INDIVIDUAL IN CUSTODY 🚨
William “Doll” Reel expressed to everyone “He’s A Bad Man”
UPDATE:
Our officers have successfully removed a violent offender from our streets.
Recently, members of the West Memphis Police Department apprehended William "Doll" Reel. Reel was taken into custody on multiple outstanding violent felony warrants issued right here in our city.
To those who think they can bring violence or disorder into West Memphis: our agency will not tolerate behavior that creates hardship, fear, or danger for our citizens.
West Memphis is a growing, thriving community. We are fully dedicated to keeping it safe. Our officers will continue to work around the clock to hold lawbreakers accountable and protect the neighborhoods we love.
Great work by our team on making this arrest! 👮‍♂️🚓

A huge THANK YOU to Tacker’s Shake Shack for providing WMPD with breakfast on this morning 🍳 ☕️ We truly appreciate your...
08/08/2026

A huge THANK YOU to Tacker’s Shake Shack for providing WMPD with breakfast on this morning 🍳 ☕️

We truly appreciate your kindness, generosity and continued support of our officers and our community💙🚓

As students across the City of West Memphis return to classrooms, the West Memphis Police Department is reminding driver...
08/06/2026

As students across the City of West Memphis return to classrooms, the West Memphis Police Department is reminding drivers to slow down and stay alert, especially in school zones and neighborhoods where children are walking and biking. SLOW DOWN OR PAY THE TOWN!

A productive Tuesday in West Memphis!Today, West Memphis Police Department welcomed students back to school, wishing eve...
08/04/2026

A productive Tuesday in West Memphis!

Today, West Memphis Police Department welcomed students back to school, wishing everyone a safe and successful school year. We also celebrated Mayor Marco McClendon announcement that the City of West Memphis has received federal funding for a public transit service West Memphis Connect. Southland Casino Hotel will be sponsoring the first 1,000 rides.

Here’s to a great year and continued progress for our community.

08/04/2026
07/30/2026

💬 Talk About It Thursday 💬

Every positive change starts with a conversation. Today, we’d love to hear from you!

What are some ideas or suggestions that could make your neighborhood, community, or workplace a better place? Whether it’s improving safety, creating more community events, supporting local businesses, or simply being a better neighbor your voice matters.

Share your thoughts in the comments. Together, we can inspire positive change, strengthen relationships, and build a community we’re all proud to call home. 💙

07/25/2026

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