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8/16/2022: Pop quiz! Do you know when you can pass a stopped school bus?

8/16/2022: TOMORROW! R.E.C.A.P North Charleston will hold a community walk against gun violence in the Waylyn neighborhood. The walk begins at 6 p.m. Walkers will meet at Shiloh Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Working together we can make our city safe!

8/16/2022: NCPD Lt. Wright loves pumpkin seeds. She loves them so much that every day she comes into Public Information Officer Harve Jacobs’ office and takes some seeds from his bag. This past weekend Harve bought Lt. Wright a bag of pumpkin seeds. Lt. Wright is one happy police officer today.

8/16/2022: Some very important information from NCPD for drivers as school is starting. Do you know when to stop for a school bus? These diagrams should help. Let’s make sure the kids get to school and arrive home safely.

8/15/2022: Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.

8/15/2022: As the new school year begins, NCPD wants to assure you that we are working hard to make sure that your kids have a safe and successful school year. Our SRO’s and those from other agencies recently trained with the Charleston County School District. The topics included security protocols, working with students who have disabilities,...

8/15/2022: We had an amazing turn out for the 2022, “It’s Cool to be in School”, school supply drive and fun day. We handed out over 400 book bags and supplies. We want to say thank you to our donors and supporters for their participation in this annual event! We can tell by the smiles that...

8/15/2022: What a glorious day at NCPD! This morning Deputy Chief Hagge swore in three new officers and a future officer. Please join us in welcoming Ptl. Barlow, Ptl. Smalls and Ptl. Thomasson to our agency. Seven-year old Benjamin Nagel will join us in 2036. We are so glad to have all of you on our...

8/12/2022: One of our NCPD recruits from Puerto Rico is quite the chef. Jesus Velez made what he calls “Puerto Rico lasagna” for his fellow officers. The recipe calls for ground beef mixed in with plantains. Word is it was a big hit!

8/12/2022: Please join NCPD in congratulating Records Supervisor Abigail Myers on her retirement! Ms. Myers worked for our agency for 31 and a half years. We wish you all the best!