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💜 Wear Purple DayToday, we recognize Wear Purple Day during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.Purple is a symbol of supp...
10/15/2026

💜 Wear Purple Day

Today, we recognize Wear Purple Day during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Purple is a symbol of support for survivors and encourages our community to learn the signs of domestic violence, support those who may be affected, and speak up when someone may need help.

if you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please call 911.

Support survivors. Raise awareness. Help end domestic violence. 💜

💜 Know the Signs. Help Save a Life.Domestic violence doesn't always leave visible scars. Warning signs may include isola...
10/12/2026

💜 Know the Signs. Help Save a Life.

Domestic violence doesn't always leave visible scars. Warning signs may include isolation from family and friends, controlling behavior, constant monitoring, threats, intimidation, or unexplained injuries.

If you recognize these signs in someone you know, listen without judgment, offer support, and encourage them to seek help when they are ready.

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, let's work together to create a community where everyone feels safe, respected, and supported.

Officer Lane, SRO Winstead, SRO Mclamb, Officer Damasceno, and Officer Davis were excited to be in attendance at Wilson'...
10/09/2026

Officer Lane, SRO Winstead, SRO Mclamb, Officer Damasceno, and Officer Davis were excited to be in attendance at Wilson's Mills High School Homecoming game!

We love supportring our Green Waves! 💚 🧡

This October, the Town of Wilson’s Mills joins communities across the nation in recognizing National Domestic Violence A...
10/06/2026

This October, the Town of Wilson’s Mills joins communities across the nation in recognizing National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This observance serves as a time to raise awareness about domestic violence, honor survivors, and support efforts to prevent abuse in all forms.

Domestic violence affects individuals of every age, background, and community. By increasing awareness, fostering open conversations, and connecting those in need with resources, we can work together to create safer homes and stronger communities.

If you or someone you know needs help, support is available. The National Domestic Violence Hotline can be reached 24/7 at 800-799-SAFE (7233) or by visiting www.thehotline.org.

The Town of Wilson’s Mills stands with survivors and encourages residents to learn more, speak up, and help build a future free from domestic violence.

👮‍♀️Behind the Badge Meet one of Wilson's Mills Officers, Domestic Violence Officer, Jenyssa Cooper-Jackson.Officer Coop...
10/05/2026

👮‍♀️Behind the Badge

Meet one of Wilson's Mills Officers, Domestic Violence Officer, Jenyssa Cooper-Jackson.

Officer Cooper-Jackson currently serves full-time for the Wilson’s Mills Police Department.

Officer Cooper-Jackson and her family moved from New York to North Carolina in 2017 where she began a career in criminal justice with the NC Department of Corrections at Central Prison, before transitioning to Probation and Parole.

In furtherance of her career, Officer Cooper-Jackson attended Fayetteville Technical Community College’s BLET program, then worked as a patrol officer at Smithfield Police Department before coming to WMPD.

Officer Cooper-Jackson has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice with a minor in Sociology, and a master’s degree in behavioral sciences.

We're proud to highlight the experience, education, and dedication of the officers who serve the Wilson's Mills Community!

🍂 Fall Driving Reminder from WMPDAs the seasons begin to change, so do driving conditions.Please remember to:🚗 Slow down...
09/29/2026

🍂 Fall Driving Reminder from WMPD

As the seasons begin to change, so do driving conditions.

Please remember to:

🚗 Slow down in residential areas and school zones
👀 Watch for pedestrians, bicyclists, and children near the roadway
🌅 Use extra caution during darker morning and evening hours
📵 Put the phone down and stay focused behind the wheel
🛑 Come to a complete stop at stop signs

A few extra seconds of attention can make a big difference.

Help us keep Wilson’s Mills safe as we head into fall.

During Monday night's Town Council meeting, Council approved to establish a 15-mph speed limit in neighborhood areas thr...
09/24/2026

During Monday night's Town Council meeting, Council approved to establish a 15-mph speed limit in neighborhood areas throughout the town. Read more about the change at this link!

https://www.wilsonsmillsnc.org/sites/default/files/uploads/departments/neighborhood-speed-limit-statement.pdf

🚆 See Tracks? Think Train!® Week | September 21–27This week, the Wilson’s Mills Police Department is joining communities...
09/21/2026

🚆 See Tracks? Think Train!® Week | September 21–27

This week, the Wilson’s Mills Police Department is joining communities across the country in recognizing See Tracks? Think Train!® Week, a national effort focused on railroad safety.

Railroad tracks and crossings can become dangerous quickly, and a few simple reminders can help keep everyone safe:

🚫 Never walk, play, or take photos on railroad tracks.
🛑 Always obey crossing signals and signs.
🚗 Never drive around lowered crossing gates.
👀 Look and listen carefully before crossing.
🚂 Remember: trains can’t stop quickly.

Whether you’re driving, walking, biking, or simply passing through the area, make safe choices around railroad tracks and crossings.

See Tracks? Think Train!

📹 Did You Know? Wilson’s Mills Has a Community Camera ProgramThe Wilson’s Mills Police Department, in partnership with t...
09/21/2026

📹 Did You Know? Wilson’s Mills Has a Community Camera Program

The Wilson’s Mills Police Department, in partnership with the Town and local community organizations, uses a network of security cameras to help support crime prevention and investigations.

The program currently includes cameras located throughout several neighborhoods, the Wilson’s Mills Community Park, and Town Hall, with continued expansion planned as our community grows.

These cameras are one more tool WMPD can use to help protect our neighborhoods, businesses, and public spaces.

Community safety works best when we work together. Residents, HOAs, churches, and businesses interested in learning more about the program can contact the Wilson’s Mills Police Department or click the link here: https://www.wilsonsmillsnc.org/police-department/wmpd-camera-program

Found dog near Ives LandingA large, white, fluffy dog was found walking on Southerland Rd at Ives Landing and placed in ...
04/04/2026

Found dog near Ives Landing

A large, white, fluffy dog was found walking on Southerland Rd at Ives Landing and placed in the kennels at Town Hall.

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Wilsons Mills, NC
27593

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