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Recently, a 911 caller reported something hitting their windshield after driving under the Sonderen Street overpass.
Our drone captured three juveniles tossing candy.
Throwing anything off an overpass and into traffic is incredibly dangerous, no matter how small the object is.
Happy National First Responders Day!
Keeping our community safe will always be at the heart of what we do. Good policing is about more than responding when something goes wrong.
It’s also about building relationships, earning trust and connecting with the people we serve.
The City of O’Fallon is hiring a 911 Dispatcher!
Be the calm voice in an emergency. Work alongside officers and first responders, use cutting-edge technology, and help protect our community when it matters most.
Ready to make a difference? Apply here: bit.ly/4ihMCof
The O'Fallon Police Department is a proud member of the St. Charles County Regional SWAT Team!
Team members must pass rigorous physical fitness and firearms qualification tests not only to earn their place on the team, but to keep it.
Here's a look...
Thank you to everyone who came out to our annual Trunk or Treat event last night!
Your costumes were perfect and so was the fall weather. Happy Halloween!
For at least the last three days, this guy has been spotted running around town, and we need your help to get him to safety!
We've tried to approach him, but every time someone gets close, he takes off running.
Call 626-240-3200 if you know who he belongs to.
The temperatures took a turn, the wind picked up, and the iced coffee crowd may have switched to hot — but that didn’t stop our community from showing up for Coffee with a Cop at 7 Brew this morning! ☕️💙
$700,000. Gone.
A senior in our community recently lost $700,000 to a scam.
Think about that number.
Think about the years of work behind it.
The sacrifices. The savings. The plans for the future.
Don't become a victim!
As our three-part series concludes, Sophia Clark talks about what life looks like now--and her newfound passion--two years after being shot four times in her O'Fallon home.
Her recovery, her mission, and her purpose...
Thank you, Sophia, for reminding us why we do what we do.
After being shot four times while she slept in her O'Fallon home, Sophia Clark says doctors saved her life, performing multiple surgeries in the immediate aftermath of the 2024 shooting.
Here is Part II of Sophia's story, as she discusses her injuries and road to recovery.
2 years ago, our officers responded to a call no one should ever have to make.
A woman had been shot four times while she slept in her O’Fallon home. She survived.
Now, she’s sharing her story.
In this 3-part series, you’ll meet Sophia Clark, who opens up about everything.
You've probably seen him around...because he's everywhere!
Officer Sid McDonald will tell you his career as a police officer isn't work...it's a passion. So is connecting with people.
He is our 2025 Officer of the Year and for good reason!
ICYMI: Thank you to everyone who came out to the annual Patriot Day Ceremony on Friday, commemorating 25 years since September 11th, 2001.
#NeverForget
Happy Birthday, K9 Rogue!
We appreciate all of the dedication and time he and his handler put in to keeping our community safe.
Rogue helps on patrol in O'Fallon, along with attending community events. He's also the Regional SWAT Team K9. He's a busy boy!
Please join us next Friday, September 11th, for the City of O'Fallon's annual Patriot Day Ceremony.
This year's event will take place at the O'Fallon Justice Center.
STOP THE BLEED!
Recently, our police explorers learned life saving techniques to help someone suffering massive blood loss following a trauma.
Applying direct pressure, a tourniquet or packing a wound could save someone's life.
Would you know what to do?
OFFICER OF THE MONTH!
A recent rash of car break-ins in an O'Fallon subdivision netted two suspects within 48 hours, thanks in large part to an investigation led by Officer Brandon Gubricky.
The suspects are thought to be linked to other cases across the metro.