Wicomico Somerset Community Crisis Intervention Team - CIT

04/12/2026

Pocomoke City Police would like to Thank Our Dispatchers. You are rarely seen, mostly heard but always appreciated! These women are the first to answer the call and the golden glue that holds us all together!

04/12/2026

Virtual Police Wife Conference!

Only one week left to register for The 8th Annual Police Wife Conference presented by GALLS

Beside being FREE and having incredible GIVEAWAYS here are some quick deets:

-100% online, virtual conference April 20th-24th, 2026
-5 days
-all videos are pre-recorded
-general admission pass is FREE
-tons of giveaways and prizes
-watch where you want, when you want
-10+ expert speakers

Grab your ticket NOW!

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Thank you to our incredible sponsors:
Galls
National Police Podcast Network
Lady Law Shield, PLLC
GOVX
ShieldBox
FinancialCop
Honor The Brave
Precinct Collector's Club

04/12/2026

Special thanks to the the Fruitland Little League Baseball!

Huge thanks to Fruitland Little League Baseball for the chicken dinners. Our officers and dispatchers truly appreciate the kindness. Congrats on a great opening day!

04/12/2026

Congratulations Star Jackson of Somerset County!

Employee of the Month! Congrats Star!

04/12/2026

Help our first responders help YOU!

Help First Responders Help YOU: Are You Emergency Ready?

In an emergency, every second counts. For individuals with disabilities, access and functional needs, or their caregivers, being prepared means ensuring first responders have the right information the moment they arrive.

The "Help Responders Help You" initiative teaches people to create mobile or online emergency health profiles containing vital medical information and specific needs.

Preparation is a partnership. By having your plan in place, you’re giving our local heroes the "head start" they need to provide the best care possible.

Visit the MDReady Resource Center today: https://bit.ly/4sojhvm

04/12/2026

Please be aware of our motorcycle drivers now that the weather is improving!!

Warmer weather means more motorcycles on roadways, and unfortunately, we've already seen a few serious crashes involving motorcycles.

Factors in these crashes include speeding, aggressive, and reckless driving (lane splitting).

This is our continuous reminder to motorists and motorcyclists: slow down and look twice. Avoid aggressive, distracted, and impaired driving.

Motorcyclists use the acronym ATGATT - all the gear, all the time. Whether it's a 5-minute ride or a 5-hour ride, wear proper riding attire to be seen by motorists on the highway and to protect yourself.

Motorists - look twice, it could save a life! Check your blind spots regularly and share the road.

MORE: https://zerodeathsmd.gov/

04/12/2026

This week, we proudly honor our 911
Specialists during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.

These dedicated professionals are the lifeline between our community and emergency responders. We recognize the dedication and compassion of 911 dispatchers who serve as the first link in the chain of survival. Every call answered is a life touched, a crisis managed, and a community protected. Dispatchers have helped deliver babies and provided lifesaving instructions over the phone. They are the voice people rely on in their most critical moments.

Dispatchers, you may be unseen but you are always heard. Thank you for being the calm, reassuring voice in times of crisis. Your work is critical, your impact is powerful. We appreciate you this week and every week.

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04/12/2026

A special thank you to all police communications officers!!!

We send our sincerest appreciation to all Dispatchers.

They’re the behind the scenes heroes, taking the calls, coordinating response efforts and managing the radio traffic, giving life saving instructions until help arrives.

They are the un-seen first responders that help mitigate emergencies, if you know a dispatcher, give them thanks this week.