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Photo Gallery – 2010 LE Appreciation Dinner


PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING: Professional wrestling, sponsored by the Anderson Police Explorers Post 401 and FOP Lodge 10, will be at 7 p.m., Saturday, May 1, at McCants Middle School. “The American Dream” Dusty Rhodes...Wrestling


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


EXPLORER FUNDRAISER: Anderson Outbreak/BattleCat Sports and the Anderson Police Department are teaming up to raise money for the Explorer's program. Please follow the link for dates and times for the scariest haunted house ever! Times and Dates


TEDDY BEAR CLINIC: During the Teddy Bear Clinic at AnMed Health Women's and Children's Hospital, 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


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.


Police Reports: Click on the Police Reports icon and follow the instructions to view/print accident reports. The cost to print accident reports is $8.50 each. Please allow up to five business days from date of accident for reports to be downloaded.


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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