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Did you know Officers in the state of Texas are mandated to have 16 hours of Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Tra...
07/30/2026

Did you know Officers in the state of Texas are mandated to have 16 hours of Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT) every 2 year Unit if they want to keep an active license?

The last two weeks the Corinth Police Department was proud to host and instruct a First Responder Medical Course, bringing together officers from Corinth Police Department, Hickory Creek Police Department, Lake Dallas Police Department, and the Denton County Sheriff’s Office.

This hands-on training focused on lifesaving medical skills that help first responders provide immediate care during critical incidents before EMS arrives. Training alongside our neighboring agencies strengthens our partnerships, enhances teamwork, and ensures we are better prepared to serve and protect our communities when every second counts.

A special thank you to all of the agencies and officers who participated and remain committed to continuous training and professional development. Working together makes all of our communities safer.

🚨 OFF-ROAD VEHICLES: KNOW THE RULES BEFORE YOU RIDE 🚨Pocket bikes, STACYC bikes, Sur-Ron-style bikes, and other similar ...
07/30/2026

🚨 OFF-ROAD VEHICLES: KNOW THE RULES BEFORE YOU RIDE 🚨

Pocket bikes, STACYC bikes, Sur-Ron-style bikes, and other similar off-road vehicles are becoming more common in our community. While they're fun to ride, it's important to know where they are and are not allowed.

❌ These vehicles are NOT street legal and are not allowed on Corinth public roads, sidewalks, or park trails.

✅ They are only permitted on private property where you have the property owner's permission.

These laws are in place to help protect riders, pedestrians, motorists, and everyone enjoying our parks and neighborhoods.

Parents, please take a few minutes to talk with your children about riding safely and legally. Understanding the rules can help prevent crashes, injuries, and citations.

Take a look at the flyer below for more information about the types of vehicles covered and where they can be legally operated.

Together, let's keep Corinth safe for everyone!

We will be conducting Police training at Corinth Elementary located at 3501 Cliff Oaks, today and Thursday. There will ...
07/28/2026

We will be conducting Police training at Corinth Elementary located at 3501 Cliff Oaks, today and Thursday. There will be several police vehicles in the area for these training dates.

🎉 Congratulations to Sergeant Josh Gunderson! 🎉Please join us in congratulating Sergeant Gunderson on successfully gradu...
07/24/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Sergeant Josh Gunderson! 🎉

Please join us in congratulating Sergeant Gunderson on successfully graduating from the Leadership Command College at the Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas (LEMIT).

This prestigious program equips law enforcement leaders with advanced leadership, organizational, and strategic management skills that strengthen both their agencies and the communities they serve.

Sergeant Gunderson's commitment to professional development and continuous learning reflects the Corinth Police Department's dedication to excellence in public service. We are proud of this outstanding accomplishment and look forward to the continued leadership and positive impact Sergeant Gunderson will have on our department and community.

Congratulations, Sergeant Gunderson, on this well-earned achievement!

🚁🚑 CSI Camp Takes Flight! 🚑🚁The Corinth Police Department CSI Camp had a special visit from the crew of PHI Air Medical ...
07/23/2026

🚁🚑 CSI Camp Takes Flight! 🚑🚁

The Corinth Police Department CSI Camp had a special visit from the crew of PHI Air Medical Denton! Our campers had the opportunity to learn more about air medical transport, the important role flight crews play in emergency response, and how first responders work together to help save lives.

A huge thank you to PHI Air Medical for taking the time to visit our CSI campers and share your knowledge and experience! We appreciate all that you do for our community. 👏🚁

🚔🔍 Wednesday Corinth PD CSI Campparticipants learned about impaired driving and DWI detection from the Corinth Police De...
07/23/2026

🚔🔍 Wednesday Corinth PD CSI Camp
participants learned about impaired driving and DWI detection from the Corinth Police Department. Students gained insight into the signs and indicators of impairment, the importance of DWI investigations, and how officers work to keep our roads safe.

It was another great hands-on learning experience for our future investigators! 👏🚓

The Corinth Police Department CSI Camp had another exciting day of hands-on learning Monday! 👮‍♂️🔍Campers participated i...
07/21/2026

The Corinth Police Department CSI Camp had another exciting day of hands-on learning Monday! 👮‍♂️🔍

Campers participated in a mock trials, learned about the handcuffing process, and enjoyed a special visit from K9 Duma! 🐕‍🦺⚖️⛓️

It was another great opportunity for students to learn more about law enforcement and the important work our officers and K9 partners do every day! 🚔

Corinth Police Department CSI campers had the opportunity to learn from Denton County Forensic investigators about the f...
07/16/2026

Corinth Police Department CSI campers had the opportunity to learn from Denton County Forensic investigators about the fascinating world of forensic investigations.

From discovering how fingerprints are developed and compared, to seeing how evidence is collected and analyzed, participants got a firsthand look at the science behind solving crimes. Experiences like these help inspire the next generation while giving our community a better understanding of the important work performed by law enforcement and forensic professionals.

Campers also attempted to use some of the skills taught first “hand” quite literally. And even completed mock trials in court presenting evidence and conducting jury trials.

A big thank you to the Denton County Forensic investigators for sharing there expertise and helping make this an unforgettable learning experience for our campers!

🕵️‍♂️ A great week of learning is underway at the Corinth Police Department’s CSI Camp! Campers will be getting a hands-...
07/14/2026

🕵️‍♂️ A great week of learning is underway at the Corinth Police Department’s CSI Camp! Campers will be getting a hands-on look at crime scene investigations and learn how to lift fingerprints, document mock crime scenes, and explore the many roles within law enforcement. It’s an exciting opportunity to build teamwork, problem-solving skills, and a deeper appreciation for the work our officers do every day.

Thank you to all of the officers, partner agencies, and volunteers who make this experience possible. Investing in our youth today helps build stronger, safer communities for tomorrow! 👮‍♂️🔍

If you're driving through Corinth, we see you. Remember, slow down out there. Whether you’re cruisin’ down the highway o...
07/06/2026

If you're driving through Corinth, we see you. Remember, slow down out there. Whether you’re cruisin’ down the highway or rollin’ through town, ease off the gas, mind your space, and drive like you’ve got neighbors who count on you. Courtesy on the road is Texas-sized.

The Corinth Police Department is teamed up with TXDOT to help keep Corinth a safer city to drive in. Remember,

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