Andrews Police Department

09/28/2026

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LAW ENFORCEMENT PHONE SCAM

We have received reports of scammers impersonating the Huntington County Sheriff’s Office.

The Huntington County Sheriff’s Office will NEVER call you to demand money, request gift cards, or ask for financial information over the phone.

If you receive a call claiming to be from law enforcement and demanding payment:
- DO NOT send money.
- DO NOT provide personal or financial information.
- HANG UP immediately.

Report suspicious calls to Huntington County
Public Safety Dispatch at 260-356-8316.
Please share this post to help protect our community and prevent others from falling victim to these scams.

09/25/2026

105 South is now back open

09/17/2026

This location is closed.

SANDBAGS AVAILABLE

Huntington County EMA has ready-to-go sandbags available for residents who need them due to the ongoing flooding.

Location: Huntington County EMA building — use the map above for the exact location.

EMA personnel will remain on-site from now until we run out of available sandbags. If additional sandbags are needed, we are prepared to make more.

Our teams are also on standby and ready to assist as conditions continue to develop.

Please use caution when traveling and take steps now to protect your home and property.

Prepare Today. Protect Tomorrow.
— Huntington County EMA

09/17/2026

Use caution when traveling today as there are many roadways experiencing flooding. Do not drive through flooded areas. Jefferson Street at Berry Street will be closed until waters have receded. McKeever Street is also closed at Berry Street. Travel safe.

09/12/2026

🇺🇸 September 11 — We Remember

Twenty-five years later, the memories of September 11, 2001, remain with us.

We remember the lives taken that day. We remember the families who never got to say goodbye. And we remember the first responders who ran toward danger while others were trying to escape it.

For those who wear a badge, September 11 carries a particular meaning. It reminds us of the responsibility that comes with choosing a life of service to protect others, to stand together in difficult moments, and to answer the call regardless of the circumstances.

Today, the Huntington County Sheriff’s Office joins communities across our nation in honoring those who were lost and those who gave everything trying to save others.

09/03/2026

09/01/2026

‼️‼️ Reminder this is currently closed. Seek a different route. ‼️‼️

Barricades are not posted until just before the construction zone on both sides. You need to turn and Division Road or 100 North. Please follow these directions and not causing damage to properties.

08/18/2026

State Road 105 will be closing be sure to plan ahead.

08/05/2026

SCHOOL BUS STOPPING REMINDER 🛑

As students return to school, the Huntington County Sheriff’s Office reminds all motorists to know Indiana’s school bus stopping laws.

When a school bus stops with its RED FLASHING LIGHTS activated and STOP ARM extended:

- Two-Lane Roadways
All motorists traveling in both directions MUST STOP.

- Multi-Lane Roadways with NO Barrier
All motorists traveling in both directions MUST STOP.

- Multi-Lane Roadways with a Grassy or Concrete Barrier
Only motorists traveling behind the school bus are required to stop. Vehicles traveling in the opposite direction are NOT required to stop.

⚠️ NEVER pass a school bus when its red lights are flashing and stop arm is extended. Passing a stopped school bus under these circumstances is a violation of Indiana traffic law and can put children in serious danger.

Please slow down, pay attention, and give school buses plenty of room. One moment of impatience can have lifelong consequences.

07/03/2026

On behalf of everyone at Huntington County Public Safety Dispatch, we wish you and your family a safe and happy Independence Day! (Tomorrow)

As you celebrate the Fourth of July, please remember to celebrate responsibly:

● 🎆 Leave fireworks to those using them safely and legally.
● 🚗 Never drink and drive—plan for a sober ride home.
● 🔥 Keep a safe distance from fireworks and supervise children at all times.
● 🚨 If you see an emergency, call 911 immediately.

While you’re enjoying time with family and friends, our dispatchers, law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMS personnel, and other first responders will be on duty, ready to answer the call whenever they’re needed.

Thank you to all of our first responders for spending the holiday serving our community, and thank you to the citizens of Huntington County for helping keep our county safe.

Have a fun, memorable, and safe Fourth of July!
Happy Independence Day from Huntington County Public Safety Dispatch! 🇺🇸