"Pittsboro Police Flashlight Walks"
Officers will be parking their cars and walking your neighborhood. The community is invited to grab their flashlights and join the officers on their walks. Walks will begin sometime after 9:00 P.M. at the following scheduled locations:
07/02/10 08/03/10 W. Main Street/Osborne Street/Meridian Street
06/18/10 08/03/10 Deer Meadows
07/02/10 08/03/10 Brixton
06/18/10 08/03/10 Woodland Hills/West Cambridge
06/18/10 08/03/10 Woodridge Commons/S. Maple
06/25/10 08/03/10 North Park/Quail Creek/Ashton Park
07/02/10 08/03/10 West Main/Osborne/Meridian
08/03/10 Scamahorn Park/N. Maple/Poplar/Scott
08/03/10 E. Main Street/Smith Street/Walnut Drive/Noyes
The town honored Dave Spannuth for his years of service with a resolution at the Pittsboro Town Council Meeting held on April 20, 2010.
Pittsboro Police Department Offers New Programs
The Pittsboro Police Department is implementing two new programs to benefit all citizens. The department is also encouraging the volunteer efforts of all citizens to support and strengthen the abilities of the Pittsboro Police officers. Through the new programs: Senior Watch and Neighborhood Contact Officer Program (NCOP), Pittsboro Police Chief Christi Patterson says the force hopes to improve on the continuing positive relationships between the citizens of Pittsboro and the police department while deterring crime.
The Pittsboro Police Department is currently accepting applications for the Citizen Police Academy. SPACE IS LIMITED.
Click Here for Your Application!
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Corporal Carson instructing during the Citizen Police Academy