Pinebluff Police Department

09/23/2026

Buckle up your precious cargo. Snacks and tablets are optional. Safety isn’t!!!

09/15/2026

🗑️ Keeping Pinebluff Beautiful!

Today, The Pinebluff Police Department participated in North Carolina’s Fall Litter Sweep, picking up roadside litter and showing pride in the community we serve.

Help us keep our town clean—secure your loads, dispose of trash properly, and do your part to keep litter off our roads! 💙

08/31/2026

North Carolina’s Labor Day “Booze It & Lose It” campaign runs August 31 through September 13, 2026.
As holiday travel and gatherings increase, law enforcement agencies across the state will conduct increased patrols and checkpoints to help prevent impaired driving.
Don’t drive impaired. Make a plan to get home safely by choosing a designated driver, arranging a ride, or using a rideshare service.
Drive sober. Arrive safely.

07/28/2026

06/18/2026

05/13/2026

🚨 MOVE OVER OR GET PULLED OVER 🚨

The Pinebluff Police Department is proud to support North Carolina’s “Move Over or Get Pulled Over” campaign — a statewide highway safety initiative focused on protecting law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMS personnel, tow truck operators, and highway maintenance workers who work along our roadways every day.

Led by the N.C. Governor’s Highway Safety Program, this campaign combines increased enforcement with public awareness to remind drivers of the importance of slowing down and moving over when approaching emergency or service vehicles stopped on the roadside with flashing lights activated.

⚠️ North Carolina law requires drivers to:
➡️ Move over one lane when possible
➡️ Slow down if changing lanes is unsafe

A simple decision to move over can save a life.

Please help keep our first responders and roadside workers safe. Stay alert, avoid distractions, and give them the space they need to do their jobs safely.

04/28/2026

Yesterday we had the opportunity to host BC3 Technologies at the Pinebluff Public Safety Building for a live demonstration of their SEAL Hemostatic Wound Spray. This innovative product is designed to rapidly control bleeding in emergency situations and can be a valuable tool for law enforcement and first responders in the field.

During the visit, Art Rosen with BC3 Technologies demonstrated how the product works and discussed situations where it can be used to help stabilize traumatic injuries until advanced medical care arrives.

In addition to the demonstration, BC3 Technologies generously donated two K9 trauma kits—one to the Pinebluff Police Department and one to the Moore County Sheriff’s Office. These kits will help ensure our K9 partners have life-saving equipment available if they are ever injured in the line of duty. 🐕‍🦺

We appreciate BC3 Technologies taking the time to share their knowledge and for their commitment to supporting law enforcement and protecting our K9 officers.

Thank you for your support!