Independence Day is the time of year when we love to celebrate our independence with our family and friends, but, unfortunately, it is also one of the deadliest days of the year due to impaired drivers.
Local law enforcement request community support and participation in a third repeat offender notification session at Hartsville City Hall on June 21st.
Another summer is upon us and as we make plans for vacations and summer fun, HPD wants to remind everyone that we are entering the “100 Deadliest Days of Summer.”
HPD hopes that we all have a fun and safe weekend with friends and family this Memorial Day as we all honor the brave veterans who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
Mark Blair, Hartsville Police Department Public Information Officer
mark.blair@hartsvillesc.gov
843.383.3011
For Immediate Release — May 21, 2018
Hartsville Police Department to Participate in the 2018 Buckle Up South Carolina Campaign
WHAT: 2018 Buckle Up South Carolina Campaign
WHEN: May 21st through June 3rd, 2018
Hartsville SC—The Hartsville Police Department will be participating in the annual Buckle Up South Carolina Campaign beginning Monday, May 21, 2018. HPD wants our citizens and visitors to be safe, so expect to see an increase in enforcement and education during this […]
Mark Blair, Hartsville Police Department Public Information Officer
mark.blair@hartsvillesc.gov
843.383.3011
For Immediate Release — April 27, 2018
Hartsville DUI Officer Celebrates First Hundred Days on Job
Hartsville, SC – The first 100 days for the Highway Safety Grant from the South Carolina Department of Public Safety grant-funded DUI officer at the Hartsville Police Department have been busy and productive. Hartsville’s DUI Officer Justin Reichard has logged over 550 grant project hours. He has held or assisted with fourteen public safety checkpoints and has made two thirds […]
The Hartsville Police Department has hired Justin Reichard as its grant funded, DUI Officer, to continue the department’s efforts with impaired driving countermeasures.
In the fall of 2017, the department was awarded a 2018 Highway Safety grant from the S.C. Department of Public Safety for efforts to decrease impaired driving within Hartsville’s jurisdiction. The grant program allows for one year of funding for the officer as well as police vehicle equipment.
“Accepting this position allows me to focus on one of […]
Officers of the Hartsville Police Department will sit down for community discussions and coffee with local residents on Tues., Oct. 24 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Hartsville Safe Communities office, 710 H S. Fifth St.
This meeting, part of the nationwide “Coffee with a Cop” effort, will be a time for residents to ask questions, discuss issues and learn more about the department’s work around Hartsville. All members of the community are welcome to take part in the […]
