Georgetown Police Department

Congratulations to our next Chief of Police, Nelson Brown.

🎉🎊Congratulations to our very own Officer R. Chase Childers on his graduation today from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy🎊🎉

Officer Childers will be joining our Patrol Division after completing our Field Training Program.

Officer Childers is a local of Georgetown and we are so excited to have him on our team!!

We are so proud of you Officer Childers!

🇺🇸 Memorial Day 🇺🇸

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As we observe Memorial Day, the Georgetown Police Department honors the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our great nation. We will never forget their courage, dedication, and the freedoms their sacrifice secured for us all.

🇺🇸Our Administrative Office will be closed today in observance of Memorial Day🇺🇸

Trooper Bob coming through with Bojangles lunch for patrol today! We appreciated the delicious delivery 😋 Thank you so much!!!

This morning we had the honor of joining the families of veterans, Georgetown City Fire Department, GHS NJROTC cadets, members of American Legion Post 114 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6444 to place American flags on the graves of 100s of Veterans buried at Elmwood Cemetery.

Every year we enjoy this honor to pay our respects for those who served our country.

When old coworkers bring lunch you can’t help but be happy! A huge thank you to Allen Morris and Jared Bardon with Muddy Waters Investigators for bringing us food! We miss you on our team but are super proud of all your accomplishments!!

🥳🎊 Officer of the Month Officer Cumbie🥳🎊

Join us in congratulating Officer Cumbie as our Officer of the Month for April!

On April 28, 2026, Ms. Crystal Cannon stopped by the police department to say that she had run out of gas earlier in the day along US 17 towards Sampit while with her nonverbal autistic child. Officer Cumbie, who was on his way home at the time and off duty, saw Ms. Cannon and stopped to help.

Recognizing that Ms. Cannon could not leave her child unattended to get fuel, Officer Cumbie went to a nearby gas station, purchased a fuel can and fuel, and helped get them safely back on their way. Ms. Cannon said Officer Cumbie refused reimbursement for the fuel and gas can.

Ms. Cannon expressed her sincere gratitude for Officer Cumbie’s kindness and professionalism and wanted to ensure the department was aware of his actions.

Officer Cumbie’s willingness to assist a family in need, even while off duty, exemplifies the compassion, professionalism, and servant leadership that reflect positively on this department and the law enforcement profession. He is truly an asset to the department and deserves formal recognition and commendation for officer of the month for April.

Congratulations Officer Cumbie on this well deserved award! We are so proud to have you on our team!!

Our hearts reach out to the Greenwood Police Department as they mourn the loss of one of thier own today in the line of duty.

Please keep the officers family and friends, the Greenwood Police Department, the City of Greenwood and the community in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate through this difficult time.

💙🤍💙Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing Moms today💙🤍💙
To all of our moms ~ We hope you have an amazing day being celebrated for all of your strength and love!
From your Georgetown Police Department

💙We love our Georgetown💙

Georgetown Nutrition has been collecting snacks for our team as a thank you for our service and it is very much appreciated!

Today she delivered all the amazing snacks to our patrol guys who were very excited for this surprise!

Next week is Police Week and what a fantastic way to kick it off!

Thank you so much Georgetown Nutrition