Divisions

Special Response

Please join us in congratulating Jaden Paul and Brock Allen, the two newest officers of the Pineville Police Department!

Both officers graduated from the 96th Session of the Alexandria Regional Police Academy, where they completed rigorous and comprehensive training to prepare them for the demands of modern law enforcement.

We are proud to welcome them to our department and excited for the dedication, professionalism, and service they will bring to the Pineville community.

Sworn and civilian members of the Pineville Police Department are participating in Police2Peace training as part of a DOJ-funded initiative focused on building community trust, supporting officer wellness, and advancing 21st-century policing practices. The training is led by Mr. Jerald Monahan, a Professor at Yavapai College in Prescott, Arizona, who brings over 40 years of law enforcement experience to the classroom. As part of this initiative, the community is invited to attend a two-hour class on May 15, 2025 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, to learn more about the program and how it supports stronger police-community partnerships.

Several officers were recognized at the City of Pineville Council Meeting with the Pineville Proud Award for their heroic actions during two separate structure fires in March 2025.

Sgt. Cates, Pfc. Sanchez, Ptn. Busby, Ptn. Bradley, Ptn. Cripps, were honored for rescuing a disabled resident from a burning apartment on March 3rd. Ptn. Hunter Rachal was recognized for rescuing a civilian from an active house fire on March 20th.

These officers put their own safety at risk to save lives, and their bravery reflects the very best of the Pineville Police Department.

We are proud to honor their service and commitment to our community!