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Chief Harry E. Tyson 252.399.2317 |
Mission Statement
We strive to reduce crime and improve the security and quality of life for the citizens of Wilson. Success will be achieved through partnerships with the community that builds trust, responsibility, and a proactive approach to problem solving. We are committed to an organizational culture that fosters innovation, duty, and trust.
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Wilson Police Department Contact Information
120 N. Goldsboro
Main Phone: 252.399.2323
Main Fax: 252.399.2346
Our Police blog is also available at http://www.wilsonpolice.wordpress.com
Hours of Operation
| Police Headquarters- Downtown (120 N. Goldsboro St.) | 24/7 | 399-2323 |
| Central District- Five Points (1001 Goldsboro St.) | Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm | 296-3099 |
| North District- Barton College | Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm | 246-1107 |
| South District- Hwy 301 N (700 N. Ward Blvd.) | Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm | 399-1358 |
| West District- Parkwood Mall (1501 Ward Blvd.) | Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm | 206-1680 |
Need to Report a Crime?
- For crimes in progress, life-threatening situations, or motor vehicle accidents, please call 911.
- For theft, vandalism, lost property, and other non-emergency situations you can fill out a report online by going to www.wilsonnc.org/p2c
- For everything else, please call our Telephone Respone Unit (TRU) at 252.399.2323.
ATTENTION! THERE IS A NEW SERVICE RIGHT AT YOUR FINGERTIPS. YOU CAN NOW GET REPORTS, CHECK CRIME TRENDS AND MANY OTHER THINGS ONLINE WITHOUT CONTACTING THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
GO TO WWW.WILSONNC.ORG/P2C
THIS IS A POLICE TO CITIZEN SITE THAT THE WILSON POLICE DEPARTMENT IMPLEMENTED TO BETTER SERVE YOUR NEEDS.
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HAPPENING NOW!
POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE (PAL) SOCCER CAMP
AUGUST 4-8, 2008 AT THE BURT GILLETTE SOCCER COMPLEX ON CORBETT AVE. FOR GIRLS AND BOYS AGES 9-14. THERE IS A FEE OF $15.00 PER PARTICIPANT OR $25.00 FOR TWO THAT LIVE IN THE SAME HOUSEHOLD.
QUESTIONS: CONTACT DETECTIVE AMANDA ESCAMILLA AT 205-3774. PICK UP APPLICATIONS AT THE WILSON POLICE DEPARTMENT 120 N. GOLDSBORO ST.
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Motorcycle Ride and Bike Show, sponsored by the Wilson Police Department, to benefit:
MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION
WHEN: SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 2008 FROM 8:00 am -10:00 am
For more information on the ride and show, contact Officer Barry Wood or Officer Chris Jones at 252.399.2323.
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Operation Know Me
Bring the form and your family member to the police department August 18- 29, 2008, between 1pm and 4pm to have photos taken.
The Wilson Police Department with the support of the Arc of Wilson, will be hosting a month of awareness for local law enforcement on dealing with children and adults with developmental disabilities.
As part of the initiative, the police department seeks to identify addresses and persons with developmental disabilities in Wilson County. Our goal is to identify homes officers may respond to, so that officers will be prepared to deal with a situation involving an autistic (or other developmentally disabled) person. This will allow officers to adjust their response to suit the situation. For example, if an officer receives a call for a 911 hang up and the officer is notified that it is a home with an autistic child, they may choose to respond without lights and sirens, so as to reduce the stress and fear the child might have with regard to the noise and flashing lights. The pre-notification will also allow the officer to adjust his presence in the home. Many officers do not recognize signs of a person who is autistic because of subtlety or infrequent interactions. The early notification will give officers a “heads up” so that when they arrive at the home, they allow for more flexibility in dealing with the situation at hand.
The identification process also allows families to register their disabled family members with the police department. An up to date photo and demographics information will be maintained in our records system, to provide immediate access to officers. This will be vital in the case where a deaf child becomes missing. All officers will have immediate access to the child’s photo, height, weight, hair color, etc., on the computers in their cars.
The Wilson Police Department respects your right to privacy. The information retained for this project will be used solely for law enforcement purposes. We hope that you will join us in this effort to care for and protect our disabled community.
Want to download the form? Go to our Public Interest page and then to the Services page. The form link is at the bottom.
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Motorcycle Ride, sponsored by the Wilson Police Department, to benefit domestic violence victims:
WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN WILSON COUNTY
WHEN: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2008 AT 9:00 am
WHERE: WILSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE – behind building J