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The Hurricane Police Department is a non-civil service Municipality employing 16 officers, a working K-9 and two civilian employees. We are proud of our city and take pride in our ability to keep the citizens safe. Please share our page so we can keep citizens informed of what is happening in the city of Hurricane.

10/22/2026

Hurricane Residents‼️

Fall time is here and Winter is just right around the corner. Let’s revisit some vehicle safety tips as we have had quite a few vehicles get broken into lately.

Please keep your vehicles locked at all times. Especially overnight while you are inside asleep. An unlocked vehicle is an easy target for somebody looking for an opportunity to be a thief.

Please do not leave your valuables inside your vehicles. That means anything with sensitive or personal information, fi****ms, wallets, purses, etc.

We know these cold West Virginia mornings make you want to go start your vehicles to let them warm up while you finish getting ready inside. However, leaving your vehicle unlocked with the keys in the ignition creates an easy crime of opportunity for somebody. It only takes a small window of time to have your car stolen. If you have access to remote-start that keeps your vehicle locked while it is warming up, that is a good alternative.

These few simple precautions only take a few seconds of your time and will make a difference in your vehicle safety!

Thank you!!

October 1, 2026 marked the retirement of K9 Judge from the Hurricane Police Department, closing an incredible chapter in...
10/02/2026

October 1, 2026 marked the retirement of K9 Judge from the Hurricane Police Department, closing an incredible chapter in his career alongside his handler, Corporal Brent Reed.

Throughout his time on the streets of Hurricane, Judge proved himself to be an outstanding partner. He helped track down suspects, take illegal drugs off the streets, make apprehensions, and kept our community safe. Corporal Reed and K9 Judge put in countless hours of training and service and certainly made their mark on our department.

Behind every great K9 is a dedicated handler, and the partnership between Judge and Corporal Reed has been nothing short of exceptional. Together, they have represented the very best of our K9 Unit.

While Judge's time on the streets has come to an end, his legacy will live on. Thank you, Judge, for your years of loyalty, hard work, and service to our department and community. Now it's time to trade the patrol car for a well-deserved retirement filled with relaxation, treats, and plenty of belly rubs.

We would also like to give a special Thank You to the Hurricane Walmart for donating food, drinks, and cakes for K9 Judge's retirement party.

*****UPDATE***** Dog has been taken to Putnam County Animal Shelter!!!!FOUND DOG!!!We found this little guy running alon...
09/25/2026

*****UPDATE*****
Dog has been taken to Putnam County Animal Shelter!!!!

FOUND DOG!!!

We found this little guy running along the 2500 Block of Main Street. If he belongs to you or you know where he belongs, please contact us at 304-562-9911. We are keeping him safe at our office!!

The Hurricane Police Department would like to congratulate Captain T.J. Dillon on successfully graduating from the FBI N...
09/23/2026

The Hurricane Police Department would like to congratulate Captain T.J. Dillon on successfully graduating from the FBI National Academy, Session 299, on September 17, 2026!

Graduation from the FBI National Academy is a tremendous professional accomplishment and represents a commitment to continued education, leadership, and excellence in law enforcement.

Captain Dillon’s dedication to the Hurricane Police Department and the community we serve is evident every day, and we are proud to have him represent HPD on a national level.

Please join us in congratulating Captain T.J. Dillon on this outstanding achievement!

09/18/2026

‼️Hurricane Citizens‼️

In the past week alone, two fi****ms have been stolen from unlocked vehicles within the City of Hurricane.

We want our community to understand why incidents like these are so concerning. A stolen fi***rm is not simply lost property. Stolen fi****ms can be sold, traded for drugs and transferred to individuals who are legally prohibited from purchasing or possessing them, including convicted felons, and they can ultimately be used in violent crimes.

This creates a very real danger not only to the public, but also to the officers who may later encounter these weapons while responding to calls, conducting traffic stops, serving warrants, or investigating other criminal activity.

We understand that many responsible citizens lawfully own and carry fi****ms, and we strongly support responsible fi***rm ownership. Part of that responsibility is making every reasonable effort to prevent a fi***rm from being stolen and placed into criminal circulation.

Please do not leave fi****ms unsecured inside vehicles, especially unlocked vehicles. If you must leave a fi***rm in your vehicle, secure it inside a properly designed locked container or vehicle safe, remove it from plain view, and make sure your vehicle is locked.

Our goal is not to criticize lawful fi***rm owners. It is to prevent avoidable crimes, protect our community, and protect the officers who serve it every day.

Please help us by locking your vehicles, securing your fi****ms, and encouraging friends and family to do the same.

A few extra seconds spent securing a fi***rm could prevent it from being used in a crime.

Thank you,

Chief Mike Mullins

‼️ Attention, Hurricane Residents ‼️As we are about to begin another school year, I would like to remind everyone to ple...
08/21/2026

‼️ Attention, Hurricane Residents ‼️

As we are about to begin another school year, I would like to remind everyone to please be mindful of our children and slow down in and around our school zones.

Our officers will be actively patrolling school zones throughout the school year to help keep our students, parents, teachers, and staff safe.

Please allow yourself a little extra time, watch for children crossing the road, obey posted speed limits, and stay alert-especially during drop-off and dismissal.

Let’s work together to make safety a priority and give our kids the safe start to the school year they deserve!

Wishing all of our students, teachers, and staff a safe, successful, and GREAT school year!

Chief Mike Mullins
Hurricane Police Department

On Saturday, August 15th, the Hurricane Police Department hosted our annual Badges Battle at the Putnam County Bank Spor...
08/17/2026

On Saturday, August 15th, the Hurricane Police Department hosted our annual Badges Battle at the Putnam County Bank Sports Complex at Bridge Park.

We would like to congratulate the Charleston Fire Department on 1st place against us. It was a tight game all the way to the end. The final score was 8-7 in the bottom of the 7th inning.

We look forward to hosting again next year. All proceeds from this tournament go to the Running 4 Heroes Campaign. We appreciate all who participate!

🐾🍕 Pizza Paws for a Great Cause! 🍕🐾The Hurricane Police Department would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to Little Caesa...
08/05/2026

🐾🍕 Pizza Paws for a Great Cause! 🍕🐾

The Hurricane Police Department would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to Little Caesars for their annual Pizza Pizza Paws fundraiser, supporting K9 programs across the Tri-State area!

We are incredibly grateful that they continue to include the Hurricane Police Department and our K9 program in this great event each year. Your continued support means a lot to us and helps provide valuable resources for the K9s who serve our community!

Thank you, Little Caesars, for always thinking of our four-legged officers!

***HUNTER'S SAFETY COURSE***The class will be held on Monday, June 29 and Tuesday, June 30, 2026. You must attend both d...
05/29/2026

***HUNTER'S SAFETY COURSE***

The class will be held on Monday, June 29 and Tuesday, June 30, 2026. You must attend both days in order to receive your certification.

Click the link to register: https://www.register-ed.com/events/view/245158

The Training Building is located behind the waste treatment plant at 465 Hodges Branch Road Hurricane WV 25526. Take exit 34 Hurricane off I-64. Turn out Hurricane Creek Road towards Walmart. Turn right onto Peach Ridge Road. Then turn right onto Hodges Branch Road. Go through the gate follow the road to the end. The Training Building is the very last building at the end of the road.

We only have ONE spot left!! Contact Corporal Brent Reed at breed@hurricanewv.gov to secure your spot today!
05/29/2026

We only have ONE spot left!!

Contact Corporal Brent Reed at [email protected] to secure your spot today!

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3245 Teays Valley Road
Hurricane, WV
25526

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+13045629911

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