Municipal Court Payments Now Accepted Online
The City of Hartsville now offers online payments for tickets issued by HPD.
The City of Hartsville now offers online payments for tickets issued by HPD.
Lauren Baker, City of Hartsville Public Information Officer
Hartsville Police Department’s DUI Grant – Final 2018 Report
As the 2018 DUI grant period comes to a close, the Hartsville Police Department would like to release their final report on the progress that the DUI Grant officer has made.
From January 17th – September 30th, this officer has been hard at work keeping the citizens of Hartsville safe. He has written 208 warnings and has made a total of 550 charges. The breakdown […]
Mark Blair, Hartsville Police Department Public Information Officer
mark.blair@hartsvillesc.gov
843.383.3011
For Immediate Release — September 10, 2018
100 Deadliest Days of Summer Final Report
The Hartsville Police Department worked hard to keep the streets of Hartsville safe for residents and visitors during the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer Campaign. Several public safety checkpoints along with aggressive criminal enforcement of impaired drivers were used during this time. The South Carolina Department of Public Safety announced that 9 people were killed on South Carolina roadways during […]
Impaired driving is a serious problem for college and high school students. HPD is asking that you make the right choices as you begin this new school year.
Mark Blair, Hartsville Police Department Public Information Officer
mark.blair@hartsvillesc.gov
843.383.3011
For Immediate Release — August 13, 2018
2018 Sober or Slammer Campaign
Hartsville SC – Every day, almost 29 people in the United States die in alcohol-impaired vehicle crashes—that’s one person every 50 minutes according to data collected in 2016. Drunk-driving fatalities have fallen by a third in the last three decades; however, drunk-driving crashes claim more than 10,000 lives per year. In 2010, the most recent year for which cost data is available, these […]
The Municipal Association of South Carolina released a press release today to announce that The City of Hartsville and Hartsville Police Department won their Municipal Achievement Award for HPD's work in building a strong relationship of trust and partnership with the community they serve.
Independence Day is the time of year when we love to celebrate our independence with our family and friends, but, unfortunately, it is also one of the deadliest days of the year due to impaired drivers.
Local law enforcement request community support and participation in a third repeat offender notification session at Hartsville City Hall on June 21st.
Another summer is upon us and as we make plans for vacations and summer fun, HPD wants to remind everyone that we are entering the “100 Deadliest Days of Summer.”
HPD hopes that we all have a fun and safe weekend with friends and family this Memorial Day as we all honor the brave veterans who have made the ultimate sacrifice.