Old Fort Police Department

08/10/2026

The Old Fort Police Dept would like to reach out to everyone and share this post and also help our kids and Faculty on gathering school supply's and clothing. We will gather items throughout the year but would love to have start up items for those that were not able to have a fresh start.

12/16/2025

On December 4th 2025 Officer C.Reece was doing a follow up in reference to several Breaking and Entering to 550 Orchard St. Reece located a male later Identified as Trevor Allen Glenn of Old Fort in the Building. Glenn was questioned and admitted to breaking in and stealing items from this location.

Trevor Allen Glenn was placed into custody and was found to be in possession of M**hamphetamine, Ma*****na and Drug Paraphernalia .

**Charges as Followed**
Felony Breaking and Entering
Possession of M**hamphetamine
Possession of Ma*****na and Drug Paraphernalia

12/16/2025

On December 9th, 2025 Officer C. Reece assisted Probation Parole in locating David Roy. Subject was located at his resident and was found to be in possession of M**hamphetamine and drug paraphernalia.

Subject was arrested and place under a $10,000 Bond.

12/04/2025

On Nov 17, 2025 Officer Reece with Old Fort Police Dept was participating in a License checkpoint when a subject later identified as Jerry Allen Of Old Fort entered the checking station and stated that his license were suspended. Allen was pulled to the side to issue a citation for driving on suspended license. While writing citation Officers observed Mr.Allen threw and bag from vehicle that contained several controlled substance.

**Charges as Followed**

**Possession of M**hamphetamine, co***ne and ma*****na and drug paraphernalia.

12/02/2025

Lt. from the Old Fort Police Dept job well done. Wish you the best on your retirement. Enjoy it Brother much deserved.

This month we are honored to highlight a retiring officer who has dedicated his entire life to the service of others.

Lt. Joe Kidd will be retiring after a remarkable career marked by integrity, dedication, and unwavering commitment to his community.

Lt. Kidd served four years in the United States Army in the late 1990s before beginning his law enforcement career in 2002 with the Town of Montreat, where he served for three years. In 2005, he joined the Black Mountain Police Department and faithfully served the Town of Black Mountain for more than 20 years.

As Lt. Kidd enters his next chapter, we want to express our deepest gratitude for his dedication to this community and for his 28 years of total service to others.

One of the greatest highlights of Lt. Kidd’s career has been his ongoing contributions and dedication to our Cadet Program. Over the past seven years, Lt. Kidd has invested deeply in our youth, guiding, mentoring, and training high school and college students. Through his leadership, four young people have gone on to become outstanding police officers—an incredible legacy that will impact this department for decades to come.

Please take time this month to thank Lt. Joe Kidd for his devotion to this town and congratulate him as he steps into a well-earned season of endless fishing and hunting.

Enjoy your retirement Joe, it has been an honor to serve with you.

12/02/2025

On Nov 17, 2025 officer McDonald was on routine patrol when he noticed a suspicious vehicle at 480 E.Main where McDonald noticed a male sitting in a vehicle later identified as Bryan Stevens of Old Fort. Upon investigation, a white substance which appeared to be M**hamphetamine was located about his person.

Stevens was Charged with
**Felony possession of M**h**