Utilities
The Town of Stanfield provides water distribution and sewer collection service where available to town residents. New taps require a water and/or sewer tap on fee and application for service. Requests for new service should be made at Stanfield Town Hall located at 103 West Stanly Street. Water/Sewer bills are generally mailed by the last working day of the month and are due on the 20th of the following month. A 10% late fee is assessed after the 20th of the month. Payments may be made by phone or at the Stanfield Town Hall or mailed to:
Town of Stanfield
PO Box 699
Stanfield, NC 28163
After Hours Water/Sewer Emergencies
For after-hours or weekend water or sewer emergency, please contact personnel on call at 704-254-3211. Examples of after-hour or weekend emergencies include water main breaks or sewer back-ups.
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Early this morning Officers from the Stanfield Police Department, Stanly County Sheriff's Office, and Albemarle Police Department executed a search warrant at 135 Oak Leaf Ln. in Stanfield. The warrant was the result of an investigation into suspected drug activity at the residence.
The search yielded methamphetamine, Marijuana, unlawfully possessed prescription pills, and drug paraphernalia.
David Johnathan Kemp who received a $75,000 secured bond was charged with;
-Possession with intent to sell and deliver methamphetamine
-Maintaining a dwelling for controlled substances
-Possession of Schedule 4 controlled substance
-Possession of Schedule 6 controlled substance
-Possession of drug paraphernalia
-Resisting a public officer
Kimberly Mullis who received a $25,000 secured bond was charged with;
-Possession with intent to sell and deliver methamphetamine
-Possession of a Schedule 4 controlled substance
-Possession of a Schedule 6 controlled substance
-Possession of Drug paraphernalia
Michelle Brown who received a $7,000 secured bond was charged with;
-Possession of methamphetamine
-Possession of a Schedule 3 controlled substance
-Possession of drug paraphernalia
All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in court.
The Stanfield Police Department would like to thank the Stanly County Sheriff's Office and the Albemarle Police Department for their assistance.
Thank you Stanfield Elementary School for allowing us to read with the kindergarten students again this year!
Thanks to the Stanfield Mini-Mart and the West Stanly Swimming Pool for the generous donation of prizes to our top readers! We are blessed to have such a great community that cares about our youth!Check out these ah-mazing Kindergarteners with their prizes for the "Read With a Cop" program! Abigail Wells read 80 books and earned two tickets to Carowinds! Hayden Parke read 60 books and got a day pass to Stanfield Pool! Claire McClellan and Kylie Thurmond read 40 books and got a day pass to Stanfield pool too! Congratulations, guys!!!
Thank You, Chief Faggart and Officer Cornett, for your amazing support in encouraging Kindergarten to read!
Keep on reading!
After receiving multiple tips from the public regarding possible drug activity, The Stanfield Police Department conducted an investigation which led us to believe that Mr. Phillip Cunningham who was an absconder from justice with an arrest warrant for probation violation was residing at a residence in Stanfield.
On the evening of 5/14/19 Mr. Cunningham was located at the suspected residence by the Stanfield Police Department and NC Probation and Parole. During his arrest, Mr. Cunningham was also found to be in possession of cocaine.
Mr. Cunningham was booked into the Stanly County Jail under a $27,000 secured bond after being charged with Probation Violation and Felony Possession of cocaine.
We would like to thank the public for their assistance.
All defendants are innocent until proven guilty in court.
The Stanfield Police Department would like to express our condolences to the family of Officer Jordan Sheldon and the Mooresville Police Department.
Matthew Kiddey and Brittany Sexton were arrested today (03/12/2019) by the Stanfield Police Department resulting from a joint investigation with NC Probation/Parole. Each Defendant was charged with Felony possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia. Matthew Kiddey was also charged with resisting a public officer. Kiddey was booked with a $7,500 bond and Sexton received a $5,500 bond. All defendants are innocent until proven guilty in court.