Henryetta Police Department

09/10/2026

🐾 FOUND DOG 🐾

This dog was found near 2nd Street and Trudgeon in Henryetta.

We are currently trying to locate the owner. If this is your dog, or you know who the owner may be, please contact the Henryetta Police Department.

Please share so we can get this pup back home! 🐶🏠

08/20/2026

Please join us in welcoming Officer Tanner Owen to the Henryetta Police Department!

Officer Owen joined HPD on August 5, 2026, bringing more than 10 years of law enforcement experience to our department. He is a CLEET-certified full-time peace officer and has previously served with several Oklahoma law enforcement agencies, most recently the Okmulgee Police Department.

Officer Owen also brings extensive training and experience to HPD, with more than 1,100 hours of continuing education. His training includes Field Training Officer, Basic Instructor Development, Crisis Intervention Team, patrol r***e, death investigations, collision investigations, and active shooter response.

We are excited to have Officer Owen as part of our team and look forward to the experience and knowledge he brings to our department and the citizens of Henryetta.

Welcome to HPD, Officer Tanner Owen!

07/25/2026

📢 Only a Few Days Away!

The Henryetta Police Department is proud to host an NRA Pistol & Sh***un Instructor Course in just a few days.

This training is a great opportunity for law enforcement officers, fi****ms instructors, and qualified individuals looking to become certified NRA instructors while enhancing their knowledge, teaching skills, and fi****ms safety practices.

We look forward to welcoming everyone to Henryetta and appreciate your commitment to professional training and responsible fi****ms education.

We’ll see you soon! 🇺🇸

06/06/2026

🚨 FLOOD SAFETY REMINDER 🚨

The Henryetta Police Department would like to remind everyone to use extra caution during the recent flooding conditions.

As daylight fades, standing water becomes much harder to see, making flooded roadways especially dangerous. Remember, it only takes a small amount of moving water to sweep a vehicle off the roadway.

Please:
• Never drive through flooded streets or barricaded areas.
• Slow down and use extra caution at night.
• Watch for debris, damaged roadways, and emergency personnel.
• Allow extra travel time and choose alternate routes when possible.

Our officers will continue monitoring conditions throughout the city. If you observe a hazardous roadway or emergency situation, please contact dispatch immediately.

Stay safe, look out for one another, and help us keep our community safe during these weather conditions.

— Henryetta Police Department

05/27/2026

05/27/2026

The Henryetta Police Department is proud to recognize Officer Clint Barnes as the 2026 Officer of the Year for his dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to serving the citizens of Henryetta.

Since joining the department on August 11, 2025, Officer Barnes has quickly earned the respect of both his fellow officers and the community through his strong work ethic, proactive policing, and positive attitude. He has consistently shown a willingness to step up, work hard, and serve the community with pride and professionalism.

Officer Barnes has also demonstrated an exceptional commitment to improving himself as an officer. Since beginning his law enforcement career, he has completed more than 729 hours of law enforcement and continuing education training. He graduated from the Central Technology Center Basic Peace Officer Academy in Sapulpa with an impressive exam score of 99 percent, reflecting the dedication and effort he brings to his profession every day.

Leadership at the Henryetta Police Department stated that Officer Barnes represents the values the department strives to uphold — integrity, dedication, professionalism, and service to others. His commitment to both the badge and the community makes him highly deserving of this recognition.

The Henryetta Police Department congratulates Officer Clint Barnes on being selected as the 2026 Officer of the Year and sincerely thanks him for his continued service, sacrifice, and dedication to the people of Henryetta.

05/27/2026

The Henryetta Police Department proudly welcomes Officer Buddy Townes as its newest addition.

Townes is an Advanced CLEET-certified peace officer with more than a decade of law enforcement experience. He began his career in 2009 and has since served with multiple agencies, including the Henryetta Police Department, Mannford Police Department, Creek County Sheriff’s Office, Pawnee Police Department, and the Pawnee County Sheriff’s Office.

Townes was a former K9 handler assigned to a certified drug detection team, Townes brings valuable experience in narcotics enforcement and proactive policing. He has accumulated more than 1,400 hours of continuing law enforcement training, including coursework in mental health response, missing person’s investigations, and sexual assault investigations.

Officer Townes returns to Henryetta with a strong background in patrol operations and community-focused policing. The department looks forward to the experience, professionalism, and dedication he brings in serving and protecting the citizens of Henryetta

05/21/2026

The Henryetta Police Department is proud to host the upcoming Criminal Patrol/Drug Interdiction Training on July 23–24, 2026, at The Briefcase in Henryetta, Oklahoma. This nationally recognized course will provide officers with advanced knowledge and real-world techniques in criminal interdiction, roadside interview strategies, deception indicators, legal issues, contraband detection, and proactive patrol operations.

This training is designed for patrol officers, street crimes units, and interdiction officers who are committed to improving their skills and effectiveness in the field. The course features actual traffic stop video, classroom involvement, and instruction based on current successful law enforcement operations — not outdated theory.

Henryetta Police Department is committed to providing quality training opportunities that strengthen officer safety, professionalism, and proactive policing efforts for agencies across Oklahoma and surrounding areas. We look forward to hosting officers from multiple departments for what is considered one of the top interdiction courses available today.

Come Join Us and Sign Up today!