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We do things a little different around here! Retirement buckle finally arrived & she loved it!
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Today we celebrate our Evidence CSO Gallagher for her dedication to CPD and the wonderful person she is! We will miss her as she rides into the retirement sunset! #20yearsofservice
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CPD Partnership with OHS for the CLICK IT OR TICKET Campaign! “As the Memorial Day holiday approaches, Idaho Transportation Department’s Office of Highway Safety (OHS) joins law enforcement agencies across the state in reminding all drivers of the importance of seat belts. Law enforcement officers across Idaho will take part in the nationwide Click It or Ticket campaign beginning May 20 and running through June 2. During the effort, additional officers will be on the roads enforcing Idaho’s seat belt law. “We know that seat belts save lives but still see too many people choose not to buckle up,” said ITD Highway Safety Manager John Tomlinson. “Hopefully this effort will help Idahoans make the right choice – especially as we head into the busy summer months.” Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start to summer and the beginning of the 100 Deadliest Days of summer driving. The 100 Deadliest Days refers to the period of time between Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends when there is an increase in crashes. In 2018, 38 people who died in car crashes during the summer months were not wearing seat belts. “Buckling up is the simplest thing you can do to limit injury or save your life during a crash,” Tomlinson said. “When you use a seat belt you are increasing your odds of surviving a crash by 50 percent - it is so easy to do and we know it works.” While officers will be issuing citations for failing to wear seat belts, Tomlinson says this isn’t about getting people in trouble, it’s about getting them home safely. “Seat belts are a wonderful way to take care of ourselves and the people we care about,” Tomlinson said. “Buckle up – every trip, every time.”- ITD
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Please join the Caldwell Police Department in welcoming the newest members of our family. Seferino Tapia and Nathan Douthit were sworn in today by Mayor Nancolas with Chief Wyant presenting them their badge. Seferino is a recent graduate of the CWI Law Enforcement program and Douthit formally worked for the Hailey Police Department. We are excited to have them, they will be great additions to our team. #yourpoliceourcommunity
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Caldwell Police has accepted the lip sync challenge. Click below to watch it. You can click it over and over if you want to see it more than once. You can also view the video on our Facebook page.
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________________________________________________________________________________________ SCAM ALERT:There is a scam going around where a person(s) will call you pretending to be a service company, i.e., Idaho Power, Verizon, City water service, even a Police department, advising that you are behind on payments and your service will be shut down unless paid. They ask you to call another number to give your credit card information to make the payment. Do not call the number and do not give out your Credit card information. When calling the number back that had called you, the number or listing has been deleted. If you feel you have been contacted by persons requesting money - Please contact the company that they say they are representing as most companies do not call and request credit card numbers. The police department will not call requesting payment over the phone. If asked to pay by gift cards - it is a SCAM. If you feel that you have been scammed or being scammed please call your local police department. ______________________________________________________________Caldwell Police DepartmentBlessing BoxThe Blessing Box is the idea of Lt Joey Hoadley and his wife Mylinda Hoadley. They recognized a need for people not getting assistance after hours when the food banks close. The Blessing box contains non perishable food items along with toiletries to assist people in need. Lt Hoadley got with a builder to have the box built and moved here. The Blessing Box was then filled with items by our first sponsor, Silver Hawk Realty. The motto of this box, "Take what you need , leave what you can." The Blessing Box is an easy way to help support your community and those in need. If you have questions or would like to donate or sponsor a month, please contact Lt. Joey Hoadley at 208-455-4567 Please click on the pictures below to take you to the video link.
Chief Wyant with Mylinda Hoadley
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