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Halloween is one of the most fun nights of the year, but it's only fun if everyone remembers to stay safe! Look over the...
10/30/2026

Halloween is one of the most fun nights of the year, but it's only fun if everyone remembers to stay safe! Look over these safety tips before heading out tomorrow night!

Crime prevention changes with the times, and as technology continues to advance, scammers are finding new ways to take a...
10/30/2026

Crime prevention changes with the times, and as technology continues to advance, scammers are finding new ways to take advantage of people.

It can be harder than ever to tell what's real and what's not, but here are a few things to keep in mind to help protect yourself.

Before you or your children enjoy your spoils of Trick or Treating this weekend, remember these important safe treat tip...
10/29/2026

Before you or your children enjoy your spoils of Trick or Treating this weekend, remember these important safe treat tips from the Food and Drug Administration!

Being a First Responder means dedicating your life to protecting the lives of your community and being ready to answer t...
10/28/2026

Being a First Responder means dedicating your life to protecting the lives of your community and being ready to answer the call whenever and wherever you're needed. You’re often the first person someone sees on what may be the worst day of their life, and the one they look to for help and reassurance, even on the hardest days of your own.

Today, on National First Responders Appreciation Day, we want to recognize and thank the men and women who dedicate themselves to serving citizens across the United States. We thank you for all for the work that you do to keep Harford County safe!

Harford County Department of Emergency Services Bel Air Police Department Aberdeen Police Department Harford County Md Fire & EMS PIO Media Page Havre de Grace Police Department Maryland State Police, Bel Air Barrack Maryland Transportation Authority Police

Thank you to everyone who came out to any of the Drug Take Back locations today, and for doing your part to keep our com...
10/24/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to any of the Drug Take Back locations today, and for doing your part to keep our community safe and healthy.

Stay tuned for updates on when the next Drug Take Back event will take place!

See you next time!

It's Drug Take Back Day! Stop by any of the locations below from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to drop off your unwanted, unused and...
10/24/2026

It's Drug Take Back Day! Stop by any of the locations below from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to drop off your unwanted, unused and/or expired medications! It only takes a few seconds, and you'll be doing your part to protect your community and the environment!

HCSO Northern Precinct
(3726 Norrisville Rd, Jarrettsville)

Abingdon Wegmans
(21 Wegmans Boulevard, Abingdon)

Maryland State Police
(1401 Bel Air Road, Bel Air)

Havre de Grace Police Department
(715 Pennington Avenue, Havre de Grace)

Bel Air Police Department
(39 N. Hickory Avenue, Bel Air)

Aberdeen Police Department
(60 N. Parke Street, Aberdeen)

Parking Lot of the County Office Building
(220 S. Main Street, Bel Air)

The next Drug Take Back Day will be Saturday, October 24th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Stop by any of the following locations to drop off your unwanted, unused and/or expired medications:

HCSO Northern Precinct
(3726 Norrisville Rd, Jarrettsville)

Abingdon Wegmans
(21 Wegmans Boulevard, Abingdon)

Maryland State Police
(1401 Bel Air Road, Bel Air)

Havre de Grace Police Department
(715 Pennington Avenue, Havre de Grace)

Bel Air Police Department
(39 N. Hickory Avenue, Bel Air)

Aberdeen Police Department
(60 N. Parke Street, Aberdeen)

Parking Lot of the County Office Building
(220 S. Main Street, Bel Air)

We look forward to seeing you there!

10/23/2026

Some nightmares aren’t exclusive to the Halloween season….

Drive safe out there!

This month marks 37 years since Ann Furst and her daughter, Helen Larkin, were murdered at Ann's home in Aberdeen.Althou...
10/22/2026

This month marks 37 years since Ann Furst and her daughter, Helen Larkin, were murdered at Ann's home in Aberdeen.
Although decades have passed, their case has not been forgotten. Our detectives continue to pursue leads and seek the answers Ann and Helen’s family deserves.

Recently, we worked with Dateline to feature this case in its Cold Case Spotlight, bring renewed attention to this unsolved murder and, hopefully, reach someone who may have information that could help us solve this case.

Read the full feature: https://www.nbcnews.com/dateline/cold-case-spotlight/ann-furst-helen-larkin-maryland-cold-case-rcna603935

If you have any information about these 1989 murders, please contact us. You can also submit an anonymous tip at www.p3tips.com.

Ann Furst and Helen Larkin were found dead in Ann’s home in Aberdeen, Maryland, on Oct. 18, 1989.

UPDATE: Noah has been located safe and unharmed. MISSING CHILD:Deputies are in the area of the 2700 block of Philadelphi...
10/21/2026

UPDATE: Noah has been located safe and unharmed.

MISSING CHILD:

Deputies are in the area of the 2700 block of Philadelphia Road in Edgewood searching for a 10-year-old-male named Noah Ensor. Noah was last seen leaving a nearby school campus alone. The clothes he is wearing in the photo is what he was last seen wearing. If you see him, please call 911.

Traffic Sergeant Eaton is back with a Traffic Tip Tuesday for National School Bus Safety week: Last week the HCSO's Traf...
10/20/2026

Traffic Sergeant Eaton is back with a Traffic Tip Tuesday for National School Bus Safety week:

Last week the HCSO's Traffic Safety Coordinator notified me of a concerning infraction. Footage captured by a Harford County Public Schools bus camera showed a dangerous incident that had occurred earlier that day. I shared the information with the Traffic Unit Deputies, and asked them to monitor the area for additional violations. The next day Deputies worked the area and issued citations and warnings, including a citation for traveling at 50 miles per hour in a posted 30 mile per hour zone.

Many people think that the school bus camera system does nothing but send out automated citations. These cameras, along with the coordinator who reviews every video, actually help us to find repeat school bus offenders and identify high problem areas. This allows us to provide targeted enforcement in the areas that need it most.

Think of a big yellow school bus as a moving caution sign, your immediate response should be to slow down and be careful. There is no excuse for aggressive and dangerous driving, especially when it endangers the lives of our students.

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Bel Air, MD
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