Patrol Division

Patrol

The Patrol Division is composed of four squads that work 12-hour shifts on average of 14 days per month with the support of four (4) K-9 Officers and four (4) Traffic Units. Each squad is assigned a Sergeant and Corporal who supervise the patrol officers and support units.

Police Officers are trained to perform all aspects of the law enforcement process, including traffic enforcement, drug interdiction, crime scene investigation, warrant squad etc.


Police Beat Assignments & Contact Information

The City of Statesville is divided into four police response areas called "Police Beats". Each Beat has a supervisor assigned as the contact person for that area.


NameSquadEmail (*Click link below)
Captain P. BallardCaptainContact Captain Ballard
Captain C. WolfeCaptainContact Captain Wolfe
Sergeant K. BrookshireAlpha Squad Contact Sergeant Brookshire
Sergeant D. BeckBravo SquadContact Sergeant Beck
Sergeant D. BengeCharlie SquadContact Sergeant Benge
Sergeant M. Mitchell Delta SquadContact Sergeant Mitchell




Statesville Police Department K-9 Unit

A K-9 unit is a specialized group of law enforcement officers who use service dogs to perform the responsibilities of a general police officer. In addition to their usual duties, each K-9 officer is also a dog handler, meaning that they have to train and care for their canine partner.

The responsibilities of a K-9 officer does not end with his shift. The dog is the police officer’s partner not only at work but also at home. The K-9 handler and their family should be prepared to take care of the canine, which includes to welcome him at their house, ensure he receives proper training, take care of his health and make sure the dog is provided for when the family goes on a vacation. In other words, the K-9 officer takes full responsibility to provide his canine partner with the opportunity to live long and healthy life.

Statesville Police Department K9's have all received their bullet and stab protective vests thanks to a charitable donation from non-profit organization Vested Interest in K-9s, Inc.

Sergeant Mitchell & Jax

Officer Herman & Ace
Officer Chambers & Titan

Officer Dooley & Hoss

Officer Bell & Joko


Latest Police News:

Police Chief Onley and Community Resource Coordinator Nakayla Griffin stand with SPD Junior Ambassadors Andrea Ayala and Tiffany Dubon inside the Statesville Police Department. Andrea and Tiffany are dressed in blue graduation caps and gowns with honor cords and medals as they celebrate their graduation achievements.
Statesville Police Department Celebrates Two Junior Amba... The Statesville Police Department is proud to congratulate two members of the SPD Junior Ambassadors program on their graduation from St...
Statesville Police Department Welcomes Two New Officers ... The Statesville Police Department is proud to welcome two new officers following Thursday evening’s Mitchell Community College Basic Law...
March 18, 1934: Officer James Ross White, age 43, was killed in the line of duty while investigating a traffic accident at the intersection of South Race Street and West Sharpe Street. He was struck by a hit and run vehicle and died shortly thereafter. The driver, Noah Hayes, was captured a short time later and admitted he was driving the vehicle. He was later sentenced to four years in prison.
Remembering Officer James Ross White on National Peace O... Today, on National Peace Officers Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave law enforcement officers who made the ultimate ...

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