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James City County Police The Official Page of the James City County Police Department (JCCPD). Serving James City County, VA since 1983. Emergency: 911
Non-Emergency: 757-566-0112

Jamestown High School shared 250 reasons why they love being Eagles, and reason #90 highlighted someone who makes a rea...
10/16/2026

Jamestown High School shared 250 reasons why they love being Eagles, and reason #90 highlighted someone who makes a real difference on campus: Officer Perez, their School Resource Officer.

We were also honored to join the homecoming parade, walking with students and staff to celebrate school pride and community connection. Let's go Eagles!

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Justin L. White to the rank of Lieutenant with the James City County Police ...
10/16/2026

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Justin L. White to the rank of Lieutenant with the James City County Police Department.

Lt. White has served our community since 2013, bringing experience from his early career in Newport News and growing into a variety of leadership roles within the Department. He has contributed significantly to patrol operations, the Field Training Program, SWAT leadership, mentoring initiatives, and departmental training efforts. His commitment to professionalism, integrity, and team development has been evident throughout his career.

His service has been recognized through honors reflecting courage, teamwork, and dedication, including the Police Chief’s Award, the Medal of Valor, the Lifesaving Award, Officer of the Year distinctions, and multiple commendations, acknowledgments that highlight the impact of his work both within the department and in service to the community.

Lt. White has continued to advance his expertise through extensive training and instructor certifications in fi****ms, tactical entry, leadership development, and ALERRT instruction. His efforts as a trainer and mentor have strengthened teams across the organization.

We appreciate Lt. White’s continued commitment to James City County and look forward to the leadership he will bring in his new role. Congratulations!

Big shoutout to VIPS (Volunteers in Police Service) Gabi Bailey, Barbara Null, and Bri Jennings. We're so impressed! The...
10/15/2026

Big shoutout to VIPS (Volunteers in Police Service) Gabi Bailey, Barbara Null, and Bri Jennings. We're so impressed! These before and after photos showcase their excellent organizational skills as applied to our Community Services closet. They also helped Officer Foster get everything ready for upcoming community programs.

How about you? Interested in serving with our VIPS program? Volunteers support the JCCPD through Child ID events, Crime Prevention outreach, National Night Out, Neighborhood Watch, parades, administrative assistance, and special events.

Click the link for details:
https://www.jamescitycountyva.gov/293/Volunteers-in-Police-Service

UPDATE (10:30 p.m.) — The roadway has been cleared for travel in both directions.UPDATE (8:33 p.m.) — Our apologies for ...
10/14/2026

UPDATE (10:30 p.m.) — The roadway has been cleared for travel in both directions.

UPDATE (8:33 p.m.) — Our apologies for the incorrect information. The roadway will remain closed for repairs for the next several hours. Please share the correct information, and we will update this post again when it actually re-opens!

UPDATE (6:33 p.m.) — The roadway is now open for travel.

The 4800 block of Centerville Rd. is closed in both directions until further notice due to a single‑vehicle rollover crash that damaged a power pole. VDOT, Dominion Energy, James City County Police, and the James City County Fire Department are all on scene working the incident. One person was treated on scene for minor injuries.

Please avoid the area and use alternate routes. We will update this post as soon as new information becomes available.

Drug Take Back Day is almost here!Gather your old or expired medications and bring them to the Law Enforcement Center on...
10/13/2026

Drug Take Back Day is almost here!

Gather your old or expired medications and bring them to the Law Enforcement Center on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 10 a.m.–2 p.m.

This quick, convenient drive-up event helps keep our community safe by preventing misuse and protecting our environment.

At the April Take Back event, JCCPD collected the most medications among participating agencies in our area -- a total of 283 lbs. Let’s build on that success this fall!

We’ll accept tablets, capsules, patches, and other solid prescription meds.
We cannot accept syringes/sharps, illicit drugs, or leaking/unsealed liquids.

Learn more at DEATakeBack.com.

James City County Receives 2026 VML Innovation Award for Public SafetyOctober 12, 2026 -- James City County has been sel...
10/12/2026

James City County Receives 2026 VML Innovation Award for Public Safety

October 12, 2026 -- James City County has been selected as the 2026 Virginia Municipal League (VML) Innovation Award winner in the Public Safety category for its RESTORe CARE initiative. The award recognizes the County’s innovative use of coordinated public safety strategies, including technology supported response models, to improve emergency outcomes and resident well-being.

RESTORe CARE (Rapid Engagement, Support, Triage, Outreach, Resource Coordination and Assessment for Resident Empowerment) strengthens coordination among public safety, human services, and community partners through early intervention and more responsive service delivery. It was recognized for its integration of public safety, health research, and technology to improve resident outcomes and serve as a model for other localities.

A key component of RESTORe CARE is the County’s participation in a national study evaluating whether drones delivering Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) can improve cardiac arrest outcomes in rural communities. The study is funded by the American Heart Association and led by Duke University and Virginia Commonwealth University. James City County is the first locality in Virginia -- and only the second in the United States -- to conduct real world AED drone delivery trials. The County completed all testing phases and began live operations on August 1.

The James City County Police Department supports this research through its Drone as First Responder (DFR) program, which dispatches AED equipped drones to suspected cardiac arrest calls to evaluate whether they can arrive faster than traditional responders. In early tests, an AED delivered by drone arrived in 2 minutes and 30 seconds -- more than five minutes faster than the typical Fire Department response time in the same area.

The James City County Fire Department incorporates drone delivered AEDs into patient care and evaluates their impact on survival rates. Research shows that each minute defibrillation is delayed decreases survival by 7–10%, underscoring the value of faster access to lifesaving equipment.

All community members are encouraged to learn hands only CPR and how to use an AED. Residents seeking training opportunities are encouraged to contact the James City County Fire Department.

📢 Free Fi***rm Safety Class – Registration Now Open!The James City County Police Department is offering a FREE Fi***rm S...
10/12/2026

📢 Free Fi***rm Safety Class – Registration Now Open!

The James City County Police Department is offering a FREE Fi***rm Safety Class on Tuesday, October 27 from 6–9 p.m. at the Law Enforcement Center (4600 Opportunity Way).

This one session, classroom based course is open to the public and covers:
• Basic fi***rm operation
• Safe handling and secure storage
• Virginia laws related to concealed carry

Completion of the class meets the training requirement for a Virginia concealed handgun permit.

Participants will receive a certificate of attendance, a complimentary gun lock, and fi***rm safety materials.

🔒 Please do not bring personal fi****ms to the class.

➡️ Space is limited — registration is required.
Register here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B0545A9A922A02-66623603-fi***rm

Halloween with Heroes started with a simple idea from Debbie Golub back in 2019. She approached our Community Services U...
10/09/2026

Halloween with Heroes started with a simple idea from Debbie Golub back in 2019. She approached our Community Services Unit with the concept, and one of our favorite annual traditions was born.

And speaking of traditions … we finally figured out who’s been raiding the candy stash.

Debbie is on the case, and Chief Jamison has some explaining to do!

Join us at the Law Enforcement Center on Thursday, Oct. 22 for a FREE night of fun, candy, and community! The event runs from 6-8 p.m. with a special sensory-friendly hour from 5-6 p.m.

See you there! And don’t worry, we’ll make sure we have plenty of candy!

The James City County Police Department stands with the Hornsby Middle School community as we remember former School Res...
10/09/2026

The James City County Police Department stands with the Hornsby Middle School community as we remember former School Resource Officer Nancy Nolker, who passed away on November 3, 2024, after a courageous battle with breast cancer.

Steps of Strength: A Walk for SRO Nancy Nolker will take place on October 12, 2026, from 8–9 a.m. at Hornsby Middle School.

Officer Nolker's strength, compassion, and dedication continue to inspire all who knew her. This year, we walk in her memory and stand together in unity in the fight against breast cancer.

We invite our entire community to join us in honoring her legacy.
Please wear pink to show your support.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.Domestic violence -- a pattern of behaviors used to gain power and control ...
10/08/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Domestic violence -- a pattern of behaviors used to gain power and control over another person within a family or household -- can include intimidation, isolation, manipulation, financial control, emotional abuse, sexual coercion, and other non-physical or physical tactics. It can affect people of any age.

If you or someone you love needs help, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1 800 799 SAFE (7233) or text START to 88788. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

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Williamsburg, VA
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