In an effort to keep our citizens informed about police activity throughout the city, the Troy Police Department would like to release a monthly crime map detailing all reported events. This data will be available until we are back online with Raids Online. Once our data connection is reestablished, you can obtain all police activity through Raids Online and receive crime alerts via text message or the Raids Online application available through the ITunes store. Thank you for being patient as we make this transition.

April Police Activity 

The Troy Police Department was invited to attend the 2nd Annual Bicycle Rodeo coordinated by local resident Karen Machalek. Sgt. Wolff and Officer Bulls represented the Troy Police Department alongside a Bell County Sheriff Deputy. The children were provided safety tips and safety equipment by the police department, along with 2 bicycles that were raffled off. 

The Troy Police Department would like to extend a BIG thank you to Karen Machalek for allowing the police department to be a part of this annual event. Additionally, the Troy Police Department would like to extend thanks to Project Troy for their kind contribution of $200.00, which went towards the purchase of safety helmets and bicycle locks, and to the Troy Area Chamber of Commerce for the $20.00 donation, which help offset some operational expense.  The police department would also like to extend a BIG thanks to the Temple Walmart for their kind contribution of 2 bicycles, which were raffled away. 

The Troy Police Department was recently invited by the Troy First Baptist Church to speak to the youth about gun safety. Sgt. Wolff and Officer Twait responded and met with several excited kids who were full of questions. 

It is estimated that between 150-200 young children die each year as a result of accidents related to firearms. The Troy Police Department was honored to be a part of the First Baptist Church gun safety initiative. 

Sgt. Wolff and Officer Bulls assisted the Cub Scouts on March 8th, 2012 at their mystery dinner held at Troy United Methodist Church. There were over 130 people in attendance and the crowd enjoyed a delicious spaghetti dinner. The Troy Police Department was honored to assist the scouts at this event. 

Sergeant Kim Wolff recently attended the Command Staff Leadership Series offered at the Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas. The Command Staff Leadership Series is a by-product of the Texas Police Chief Leadership Series and offers a plethora of leadership tools. 

The Troy Police Department is grateful to have the leadership qualities of Sergeant Kim Wolff and is excited about the implementation of ideas he derived from this outstanding program. 

The Troy Police Department would also like to extend a BIG thank you to all of the staff at LEMIT for their genuine hospitality. 

As the new year approaches,  the Troy Police Department would like to remind everyone that traffic fatalities during this time of year account for the majority of all traffic deaths throughout the year. 

Before engaging in New Years festivities, plan ahead. Make sure you have a designated driver, be cognizant of your surroundings and report any DWI activity to local authorities. 

Remember, Be Smart and Be Safe! 

Happy New Year!