Town Council
pictured left to right:
James Kluttz (Planning & Zoning), James Griffin (Public Safety), Larry Sides (Streets/Parks),
Kevin Barbee (Mayor), Jerry Williams (Utilities), Rick Williams (resigned June 2019)
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ROAD CLOSURE
The Road is reopened and all traffic patterns have returned to normal including student pick up at the school.
The Stanfield Police Department needs your help identifying this woman who was involved in a Larceny from a local business in Stanfield (In's and Out's) on October 2nd 2019. The unidentified woman fled the business headed toward Oakboro on Big Lick Rd driving a White Toyota Echo similar to the stock photo pictured here. If you recognize her please message us on here. Anyone providing tips will be kept confidential.
All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in court.
Chief Faggart, Lieutenant Schneider, and
K-9 Tango had a great time today at Locust Elementary School. We met some awesome Students and Teachers! LT. Schneider answered lots of questions and explained the roles that police officers and police K-9s serve in order to keep our communities safe. Tango enjoyed meeting the Kids! We would like to thank Locust Elementary School for having us! 😊
Arrest 9/24/2019 William Bullock
A Stanfield Police Officer made a traffic stop last night due to a fictitious license plate. The driver, William Bullock who was found to be in possession of an illegal schedule 2 controlled substance was arrested after it was also discovered that he is wanted by multiple law enforcement agencies in the state of Virginia for the following outstanding warrants:
Probation violation
Burglary
Larceny
Driving while impaired
Bullock was booked in to the Stanly County Jail under a $90,000 secured bond.
All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in court.
Arrest 9/23/2019 Patti B. Hollar
After receiving numerous complaints from citizens concerning suspected drug activity at a residence in Stanfield. The Stanfield Police Department with the assistance of the Stanly County Sheriff's Office and the Albemarle Police Department conducted an investigation which came to a close today resulting with the arrest of Patti Hollar who was booked in to the Stanly County Jail under a $10,000 secured bond for the following charges:
Sell schedule 2 controlled substance
Deliver schedule 2 controlled substance
Possess with the intent to sale and deliver schedule 2 controlled substance
Felony maintaining a dwelling for the sale of controlled substances.
All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in court.