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 (Administration)
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UPDATE: The dog's owner saw our earlier post and the two have been reunited thanks to Officer Randy Down's work! Everyone especially the pup and her mom are happy!
Congratulations to Chief Corie Faggart and Lieutenant Jimmy Schneider for graduating from the North Carolina Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training this week.
CIT trains first responders to understand people who are experiencing mental health crises, intellectual/developmental disabilities and substance use challenges. Officers learn skills to de-escalate situations, and how to recognize people in crisis so they can get the help they need. It also teaches tools to encourage people who need treatment to access services available to them.
CIT trained officers are better prepared to interact with people experiencing mental health crises which results in safer interactions for everyone involved. It also improves the likelihood that people with mental illnesses and other brain disorders receive treatment in lieu of incarceration, when appropriate.
The Stanfield Police Department is committed to providing the best service and safety to our citizens and visitors to our wonderful town.
Thank you to our Brothers and Sisters at the Stanly County Sheriff's Office for dropping off this basket of goodies and wishing us a Merry Christmas! We are blessed to have such a great Sheriff's Department to work with.
Shop with a Cop took place this past Saturday. It is unclear who had more fun; the cops or the kids! 😂 We would like to thank all of the businesses and people who donated to make this special day possible.
UPDATE
Hwy 200 is now reopened. The trees have been removed but there has been no work on the power lines yet and the power company is not on scene. We recommend that you make plans to be without power overnight.