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PROMOTIONS: The 2010 Police Department Promotional Selection Process (PSP) was completed on June 28, 2010, for Police Officers...More and Photos


WRESTLING FUNDRAISER: On April 17, 2010, the Anderson Police Department and the Fraternal Order of Police sponsored a wrestling fundraiser for the Anderson Police Department Explorers Program. The Explorers Program is an important part of the Police Department as it gives the youth of this community interests in law enforcement and knowledge about the police profession...More and Photos


MUD RUN: The Anderson Police Department competed in the 6th annual Mud Run on May 21, 2010: the fourth year that the Police Department has fielded a team. The Mud Run consisted of 32 obstacles, covering four miles. Team 1 consisted of Jody Culbertson, Mark Dorn, Freddie Durham and Rick Mcleeven. Team 2 consisted of Eddie Aman, Brad Small, Daniel Bannister and Brandon Suratt. The team's alternate was Kevin Looney. Picture Gallery


TEDDY BEAR CLINIC: At AnMed Health Women's and Children's Hospital, May, 2010, the Anderson Police Department hosted a booth to teach safety tips, give parents Identi-Kits for their children, and to fingerprint teddy bears...Teddy Bear Clinic


PUBLIC SAFETY AWARD: The Insurance Women of the Piedmont held the annual Public Safety Awards Dinner on May 17, 2010, at Dyar's restaurant in Pendleton. The annual dinner and awards ceremony are held to recognize total contributions from the Police, Fire, Emergency Medical Services and other public safety areas...Safety Award with Photo


LT. ALLEN HAMMOND FUNDRAISER: I just wanted to take a few minutes to personally thank each of you for your help with Lt. Hammond's fundraiser on Saturday night. I know that each of you put forth a great deal of effort to ensure that this event was a success...Hammond Fundraiser


TACTICAL OPs: In May of 2010 the Anderson Police Department hosted a Tactical Operations class provided through Louisiana State University and the Department of Homeland Security...Tactical-Ops


COPS AND LOBSTERS: The Anderson Police Department and other law enforcement agencies joined forces, April 21-23, 2010, to collect money for the Special Olympics Area 14 during the Cops and Lobsters Event held at Red Lobster...Cops and Lobsters


NATIONAL CRIME VICTIMS' RIGHTS WEEK: As part of National Victim's Rights Week, the first annual Anderson PD Victim Services Division Informational Fair was held on Thursday, April 29, 2010, at the Recreation Center in Anderson... Victims' Rights Week


CONSPIRACY CLASS: Drug enforcement agents, detectives, and police officers from across South Carolina attended a conspiracy investigations class provided by the Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training Center through St. Petersburg College, April 12-14, 2010...Conspiracy Class


MISSING: Detectives with The Anderson City Police Department are requesting anyone with information to the welfare or location of Faith Gwen McLane to call the Police Department at 864-260-4444. Missing Flyer


CHAPLAINCY PROGRAM: The Anderson Police Department recently revived and expanded its chaplains program to six highly qualified clergymen to assist in times of need...Chaplaincy Program


Photo Gallery – 2010 LE Appreciation Dinner


GRADE CROSSING ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION: he Anderson Police Department recently hosted a CSX Railroad Grade Crossing Accident Investigation course designed by CSX to help local emergency responders manage incidents involving rail property and equipment...Grade Crossing and Photo Gallery


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KIWANIS OFFICER OF THE YEAR: The Anderson Police Department wishes to congratulate Sgt. Jeff Mosher for receiving the Kiwanis Officer of the Year Reward. Thank you Sgt. Mosher for your dedicated service to the Police Department and the citizens of Anderson.


Photo Gallery – 2009 Concord Public Safety Day


BASS TOURNAMENT: Barton Aiken (left) and Jeff Rohaley (right), pictured with Chief Martin Brown, won first place in the City of Anderson Police Department's bass tournament... Bass Tournament


INVESTIGATION OF STREET GANGS SEMINAR: On October 20, 2009, police officers, gang investigators, and corrections officers from across the State of South Carolina attended an Investigation of Street Gangs seminar provided by the Anderson Police Department and the Regional Organized Crime Information Center. Seminar


NARCOTICS COMMANDERS WORKSHOP: On October 5, 2009, Drug Enforcement supervisors from across the State of South Carolina and Georgia attended a Narcotics Commanders Workshop provided by the Bureau of Justice Assistance and the Institute for Intergovernmental Research. Narcotics Commanders Workshop Photos


BUSINESS WATCH

Anderson City PD is pleased to sponsor Business Watch, a cooperative crime prevention program for local businesses and police. The primary goal of Business Watch is to reduce crime that affects Anderson businesses.


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From the Chief...

As Chief of Police for the City of Anderson I am proud to represent the 94 sworn officers and 45 civilian personnel who are dedicated and committed to providing the highest level of service and public safety and protection possible to the residents living, working, and recreating in our great city.

The men and women of the Anderson Police Department work tirelessly to contribute to the overall quality of life by addressing concerns and being responsive to issues and incidents impacting and affecting the citizens and residents of Anderson. It is the mission of The Anderson Police Department to devote our resources to the task of serving the public, preserving the peace, protecting life and property, and vigorously enforcing local, state, and federal laws within our City limits in a fair and impartial manner.

We are committed to Community Policing to improve the quality of life for our residents by developing partnerships with residential groups, government agencies, business organizations and educational leaders. Through Community Policing the Department will have a visible presence in Anderson neighborhoods and a close working relationship with community leaders.

I thank you for having visited the Anderson Police Department Website. Please take the opportunity to explore our website links and learn more about your Police Department and the dedicated officers and staff that serve you.

Chief Martin Brown