Pineville, Louisiana Police Station Information
The crime data reveals that the overall Pineville, LA crime rates are 86% higher than in comparison to the Louisiana mean and are 153% higher than the nation’s mean. In regards to violent offenses, Pineville, LA has a rate that is 67% higher than the Louisiana average; compared to the United States, it is 145% higher than. Looking at crimes involving property, Pineville, LA is 89% higher than its state’s mean, and 155% higher than the country’s average.
Facts about crime in Pineville, Louisiana:
- The overall crime rate in Pineville is 153% higher than the national average.
- For every 100,000 people, there are 19.7 daily crimes that occur in Pineville.
- Pineville is safer than 2% of the cities in the United States.
- In Pineville you have a 1 in 14 chance of becoming a victim of any crime.
- The number of total year over year crimes in Pineville has increased by 1%.
The mission of the Pineville Police Department is to provide the community with high quality law enforcement services. We pledge to protect the life, property, and rights of ALL citizens and visitors of our great city. It is our belief through professional, courteous, and aggressive enforcement measures along with a partnership with our citizens we will together accomplish this mission.
The members of the Pineville Police Department, are committed to excellence in leadership, providing progressive and proactive services, developing community partnerships, and building for the future.
Pineville Police Department Address:
Don Weatherford, Chief of Police
910 Main St
Pineville, LA 71360
Phone: (318) 442-6603
Email: dweatherford@pineville.net
The Louisiana Department of Public Safety & Corrections J. Levy Dabadie Correctional Center was located on the property of Camp Beauregard and in Pineville. It closed in July 2012.
Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office Correction Division is responsible for the care, custody and control of approximately 1,070 offenders throughout Rapides Parish. The division is divided into 6 separate departments.
Contact Information
Major – Doug Hollingsworth- (318) 484-5327
Corrections Investigator – Jay Slayter – (318) 442-9243
Reentry Program Coordinator – Lahoma Richardson – (318) 449-4378
Detention Center I houses 328 offenders and serves as an intake facility for Rapides Parish. It also houses Pre-trial detainees, Parish prisoners, Department of Corrections offenders, and offenders serving time for municipalities throughout Rapides Parish.
Money orders can be mailed to the address below or they can be brought in on visitation days. Personal property for an offender can be brought in on visitation days.
For information on a detainee’s bond, contact the on duty supervisor at (318) 473-6750.
Contact Information
Warden – Pat Ashley – (318) 449-5465
Assistant Warden – Gerald Carmouche (318) 449-5484
Secretary – Tara Smith – (318) 473-6816
Booking Desk – (318) 473-6750
Offender mail may be sent to:
RPSO
(Offenders Name)
P.O. Box 1551
Alexandria, LA 71309
Visitation hours are on Saturdays from 08:00 am – 11:30 am or 12:00pm – 3:30pm. Special visits and child visits must be pre-approved by the Warden’s office as well as all pastoral visits.
Detention Center II
Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office DC-2 facility currently houses 200 offenders who provide contract labor for State, Parish and local public agencies.
Contact Information
Warden – Mac Dyess – (318) 449-4360
Asst. Warden – Kenneth Ferrell Sr.- (318) 449-4360
Offender mail may be sent to:
Rapides Parish Detention Center II
(Offenders Name)
400 B John Allison Dr.
Alexandria, LA 71303
Offenders housed at DC-II will be responsible for notifying family members of visitation times and dates.
Detention Center III
This facility houses approximately 381 sentenced offenders.
Money orders can be mailed to the address below or can be brought in during business hours, Mon-Fri 8:00-4:30.
Contact Information
Country: USA
Address 1: 910 Main St
City: Pineville
State: Louisiana
Zip Code: 71360-6408
County: Rapides Parish
Phone #: 318-442-6603
Fax #: 318-442-6636
Additional Information
Type: Police Departments
Population Served: 16800
Number of Officers: 70
Open Records Request in Pineville, Louisiana
The City Clerk is appointed by the Mayor and Council and serves as the official keeper all records, gives notice of public meetings and maintains the official minutes of Council proceedings, ordinances and resolutions. The Clerk also receives and processes all petitions for annexation and zoning changes, attests or certifies documents, maintains the municipality’s Code of Ordinances and serves on various public boards and commissions. Additionally, the City Clerk oversees the offices of Taxation and License & Permitting.
Katherine Hayes, City Clerk
910 Main St
Pineville, LA 71360
Phone: (318) 449-5660
Fax: (318) 443-1118
Email: khayes@pineville.net
In finding important records, you may contact the City Clerk for proper instructions in doing so. You may also visit the given link below to browse documents that are present in the office.
County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in Pineville, Louisiana
William Earl Hilton, Sheriff
700 Murray St.,
Alexandria, LA 71301
Criminal Investigations Divisions
to serve the citizens of Rapides Parish, to help handle any problems that might arise in the parish. We have detectives on call 24 hours a day seven days a week to investigate criminal activity.
Detectives Section
- Criminal Investigators
- Juvenile Investigators
- Crime Stopper
- Computer Crimes
- Sex Crime
- Sex Offenders Registry
- Crime Victims’ Reparations Advocate
Criminal Records
Criminal Intelligence
Metro Narcotics
Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office takes all online tips through the Crime Stoppers tip line. Crime Stoppers has a secure online reporting system through a web site called TipSoft. This is a secure web site where all tips submitted are encrypted and anonymous. Your online tip will be assigned a number just like calling the Tip line.
Training Division
The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office Training Division offers a variety of training to law enforcement agencies as well as to the general public from our surrounding communities. The Sheriff’s Office has always had on-going training for the deputies who serve in our communities. But our official training academy was formed under Sheriff William Earl Hilton on January 20, 1999. It is located at 150 Sheriff’s Range Road in Alexandria, LA off I-49 at exit 90. The training academy is home of the Regional Corrections Academy, working as a satellite location under the Alexandria City Police Charter as the Regional Basic Police Academy. The Sheriff’s Office Training Academy takes the Basic Academy to a new level, providing a range with extensive firearms and officer’s survival training giving opportunity for surrounding agencies to get the training needed to fulfill the obligations of their departments by putting better trained law enforcement personnel into our communities.
Uniform Division
The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office (RPSO) serves a population of approximately 132,000 people.
The Uniform division of RPSO has approximately 10 different sections within the department. The Patrol section covers all areas of Rapides parish both inside and outside of all municipalities. These patrols are performed from the main office and six substations that cover the entire parish.
The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office has 60 School Resource Officers stationed throughout Rapides Parish schools. Every elementary, middle and senior high school in the parish has a School Resource Officer, including the private schools. Their primary responsibility is the safety of the students and faculty.
Civil Department
This department has the primary responsibility of serving all non-criminal court papers in Rapides Parish. This includes processing all writs, executing judgments, seizure and sale, all protective orders and civil warrants. Currently we serve an average of 500-600 court papers per week. If you have filed a suit and need service information, please contact us at (318) 473-6736.
Criminal Records Department
The Criminal Records Section houses all criminal and traffic reports that are prepared by the Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office. Criminal Records is a part of the Criminal Investigation Division. Copies of Initial Criminal Reports as well as Traffic Reports are available by request. Requests can be submitted in writing or in person. We provide local criminal background checks for job applicants and employers. We also fingerprint Tuesday through Thursday from 8:30 to 3:30.
