Our primary purpose in the Grambling Police
Department is to provide professional service, community assistance, and
combat crime to the best of our ability and knowledge for all citizens at
large.
Tommy Clark, Jr.
Chief of Police
Grambling
Police Department
(318) 247-3771
"A member of the
Regional Organized Crime Information Center"
Serving
and Protecting
Uniform Patrol
Section
The uniform patrol division is the backbone of basic law enforcement in
the Grambling community. Each shift is managed by a patrol supervisor to
ensure calls for service are handled in a safe and efficient manner. The
Patrol Operations division primary duties include:
Answering all calls for
service
Conduct business
Residential security
checks
Enforcement of local
ordinances and state laws
Provide prevention and
deterrence of crimes against persons and property
Investigation of
motor-vehicle crashes
Provide escorts for
funerals or special events
Traffic Enforcement
Traffic officers, a
sub-division of the patrol operations division, primarily enforce traffic
laws. These officers conduct both stationary and moving radar in high
traffic areas of the city. They periodically patrol neighborhoods and
school zones while strictly enforcing slower speed zones.
Bike Unit
During special events, several officers in conjunction with Grambling
State University officers ride special equipped and designed mountain
bikes for patrol duties. This method of transportation provides on-hand
enforcement during events such as Tigerfest, sporting events, parades, and
festivals.
Criminal Investigation
All crimes are classified and documented according to the United States
Department of Justice guidelines. Any crimes needing further investigation
are referred to the investigation supervisor. Investigations are conducted
in all areas such as fraud, identity theft, burglary, robbery, theft,
murder, property damage, domestic violence, sexual assault, firearm
violations, and any other crimes.
Triad
Officers from the Grambling Police Department attend Triad training and
meetings with the Lincoln Parish Triad unit. These officers attempt to
maintain knowledge of the elderly citizens within the city limits should
the need for Triad assistance arise.
Special Programs
Annual Fan Drive Seasonal
Click or Ticket Varies
“Safe & Sober” Varies
DWI/DUI Enforcement Constantly
Communications
Provide around the call contact for all city services. This units primary
function is to receive, analyze, and refer calls for service. The
dispatcher is in constant contact with the patrol supervisor and patrol
officers. The unit is supervised by the communications supervisor.
Dispatchers maintain the highly sensitive state-wide LLETS system, which
includes the National Crime Information Center data system. The dispatcher
duties include:
dispatching calls for
service
receiving walk-in
complaints
provide motorist
assistance
conduct criminal history
checks
input motor-vehicle and
driver information checks
conduct warrant updates
and referrals
assist with fine
collections
Narcotics/Intelligence
An agent of the Grambling
Police Department is assigned full-time with Lincoln Parish Narcotics Task
Force (LPNet). All major narcotics investigations are handled through that
agent.
Sex Offender and Child Predator Registry
The Sex Offender and Child Predator Registry program is statutorily
provided through La. R. S. 15:542 & 15:542.1, et. seq., of the
Louisiana Criminal Code.
Grambling Police Department
- Answering all calls for
service
- Conduct business
- Residential security
checks
- Enforcement of local
ordinances and state laws
- Provide prevention and
deterrence of crimes against persons and property
- Investigation of
motor-vehicle crashes
- Provide escorts for
funerals or special events
- Annual Fan Drive Seasonal
- Click or Ticket Varies
- “Safe & Sober” Varies
- DWI/DUI Enforcement Constantly
- dispatching calls for
service
- receiving walk-in
complaints
- provide motorist
assistance
- conduct criminal history
checks
- input motor-vehicle and
driver information checks
- conduct warrant updates
and referrals
- assist with fine
collections
- Narcotics/Intelligence
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MISSION STATEMENT
Our primary purpose in the Grambling Police Department is to provide professional service, community assistance, and combat crime to the best of our ability and knowledge for all citizens at large.
Tommy Clark, Jr.
Chief of Police
Grambling Police Department
(318) 247-3771
"A member of the Regional Organized Crime Information Center"
Serving and Protecting
Uniform Patrol Section
The uniform patrol division is the backbone of basic law enforcement in the Grambling community. Each shift is managed by a patrol supervisor to ensure calls for service are handled in a safe and efficient manner. The Patrol Operations division primary duties include:
Traffic Enforcement
Traffic officers, a sub-division of the patrol operations division, primarily enforce traffic laws. These officers conduct both stationary and moving radar in high traffic areas of the city. They periodically patrol neighborhoods and school zones while strictly enforcing slower speed zones.
Bike Unit
During special events, several officers in conjunction with Grambling State University officers ride special equipped and designed mountain bikes for patrol duties. This method of transportation provides on-hand enforcement during events such as Tigerfest, sporting events, parades, and festivals.
Criminal Investigation
All crimes are classified and documented according to the United States Department of Justice guidelines. Any crimes needing further investigation are referred to the investigation supervisor. Investigations are conducted in all areas such as fraud, identity theft, burglary, robbery, theft, murder, property damage, domestic violence, sexual assault, firearm violations, and any other crimes.
Triad
Officers from the Grambling Police Department attend Triad training and meetings with the Lincoln Parish Triad unit. These officers attempt to maintain knowledge of the elderly citizens within the city limits should the need for Triad assistance arise.
Special Programs
Communications
Provide around the call contact for all city services. This units primary function is to receive, analyze, and refer calls for service. The dispatcher is in constant contact with the patrol supervisor and patrol officers. The unit is supervised by the communications supervisor. Dispatchers maintain the highly sensitive state-wide LLETS system, which includes the National Crime Information Center data system. The dispatcher duties include:
An agent of the Grambling Police Department is assigned full-time with Lincoln Parish Narcotics Task Force (LPNet). All major narcotics investigations are handled through that agent.
Sex Offender and Child Predator Registry
The Sex Offender and Child Predator Registry program is statutorily provided through La. R. S. 15:542 & 15:542.1, et. seq., of the Louisiana Criminal Code.
State Sex Offender and Child Predator Registry
Links to Law Enforcement Sites
Regional Organized Crime Information Center (R.O.C.I.C.)
Project Childsafe
PO Box 109 | Grambling, Louisiana 71245 | (318) 247-6120
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