The New Albany Police Department is in the third year of a three year voluntary process to gain national accreditation, which is a highly prized recognition of public safety professional experience. As part of the process, a team of assessors from the Commission on Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc....
…and wearing them is the law. Just ask our bike officers. Parents, by law any child under 18 years of age must wear a helmet when riding their bikes in New Albany. Cycling is the leading cause of sports-related head injuries, roughly double the number compared to football, and bike...
Statistically one in three women will be sexually assaulted during their lifetime. New Albany police officer Leland Kelly and probation officer Amy Boyd will lead a free RAD (Rape Aggression Defense) self-defense class to help girls and women (from teens to seniors) protect themselves and learn situational awareness tips to...
Hundreds of thousands of veterans suffer from various wounds, whether visible or not. All of Project Hero’s events help fund life-changing veteran rehabilitation services that are available at no cost to these healing heroes. By participating and fundraising, you are showing your support of these veterans, bringing awareness to the...
Good news on the Dublin-Granville Road closure front near our schools. We are ahead of schedule and now expect to open Dublin-Granville around the school campus by mid-September. To accommodate this schedule, the portion of Dublin-Granville Road that provides access to the McCoy Center lot from Main Street will close...