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🚨 WARRANTS WEDNESDAY IS BACK 🚨 After a brief break (even warrants need a vacation), Warrants Wednesday has officially returned—and yes, the warrants are refreshed, renewed, and still very much valid. The individuals listed have active warra
🚨 WARRANTS WEDNESDAY IS BACK 🚨 After a brief break (even warrants need a vacation), Warrants Wednesday has officially returned—and yes, the warrants are refreshed, renewed, and still very much valid. The individuals listed have active warrants issued through the appropriate court. If you have credible information about the whereabouts of anyone shown, we’d appreciate the assist. Consider it helping us finish some very overdue paperwork. 📞 Timmonsville Police Department: (843) 346-7942 💡 Prefer to stay anonymous? You can also submit tips through Pee Dee Crime Stoppers—because sometimes the best help comes with zero small talk. 👮‍♀️ Important Disclaimer (the serious part): All individuals pictured are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This post is for informational and public safety purposes only. Please do not attempt to locate, confront, or detain anyone yourself. This is not a DIY project. Thanks for helping us keep Timmonsville safe, accountable, and just a little more organized than our junk drawers. #WarrantsWednesday #TimmonsvillePD #PublicSafety
🚨 Road Conditions Update 🚨 Yes, the roads are thawing. No, that does not mean they’re safe. Near-record low temperatures are expected tonight and into the early morning, which means anything that melts today plans to refreeze and choose viol
🚨 Road Conditions Update 🚨 Yes, the roads are thawing. No, that does not mean they’re safe. Near-record low temperatures are expected tonight and into the early morning, which means anything that melts today plans to refreeze and choose violence overnight. We strongly encourage residents to travel only if absolutely necessary. That “it looks fine” stretch of road has a habit of turning into an ice rink when you least expect it. If you must be out: • Slow way down • Leave plenty of following distance • Drive like every shiny spot is plotting against you Your safety is our priority. Stay home if you can, stay alert if you can’t, and let the roads finish their dramatic phase before we all try again. ❄️
🚨❄️ Timmonsville, we need to talk ❄️🚨 Yes, the snow is pretty. It’s magical, it’s peaceful… but let’s be real—it’s also turning the roads into a slippery mess that’ll have you sliding down Main Street li
🚨❄️ Timmonsville, we need to talk ❄️🚨 Yes, the snow is pretty. It’s magical, it’s peaceful… but let’s be real—it’s also turning the roads into a slippery mess that’ll have you sliding down Main Street like a bad figure skating routine. Spoiler alert: you won’t land that triple axel. So do us all a favor: stay home, build a snowman, and enjoy the winter wonderland from your window. The roads are bad, and our tow trucks are already warming up for those who learn this lesson the hard way! We’re here if you need us—but please don’t make us come get you because of “just one quick trip to the store.” Stay safe and stay cozy, Timmonsville! 🚔❄️
🚨❄️ Attention, Timmonsville! ❄️🚨 The winter storm is in full swing, and let’s just say Main Street currently has the traction of a greased-up slip ‘n slide. Unless you’re driving a Zamboni, it’s best to stay put! Stay ho
🚨❄️ Attention, Timmonsville! ❄️🚨 The winter storm is in full swing, and let’s just say Main Street currently has the traction of a greased-up slip ‘n slide. Unless you’re driving a Zamboni, it’s best to stay put! Stay home, sip some cocoa, and keep cozy. And hey, if that new boo you met online decides to brave the ice to come visit—just know they might be stuck with you for a few days. So maybe ask yourself if y’all are really that compatible first. We’re still here if you need us! But please… don’t make us come rescue someone from your driveway because they couldn’t resist “one quick trip.” Stay safe out there, Timmonsville! 🚔❄️
❄️ UPDATE: Okay… okay… it’s here. The snow heard us talking and decided to show up. Roads are slick in spots, visibility may be limited, and the Timmonsville Police Department is officially in winter mode. Please slow it down, gi
❄️ UPDATE: Okay… okay… it’s here. The snow heard us talking and decided to show up. Roads are slick in spots, visibility may be limited, and the Timmonsville Police Department is officially in winter mode. Please slow it down, give yourself extra time, and remember—four-wheel drive does not mean four-wheel stop. 🚓 Stay safe, stay warm, and yes… we admit it. The forecast was right this time.
As most people are aware there is a potential for icy weather this weekend. Thankfully it appears to have shifted further north and away from us. It will however be cold still. There is a chance of ice and of course power loss. We are here if anyone
As most people are aware there is a potential for icy weather this weekend. Thankfully it appears to have shifted further north and away from us. It will however be cold still. There is a chance of ice and of course power loss. We are here if anyone is in need of assistance. We have blankets and other essentials if needed. Please don't hesitate to call. I've included the latest from Florence County Emergency management below. Confidence remains high in a winter weather event this weekend, with freezing rain expected to be the primary precipitation type, along with some sleet. Some light rain today is expected to transition to a wintry mix Saturday afternoon. The main window of concern is late Saturday, Saturday night, and early Sunday. Precipitation is expected to change to all rain late Sunday afternoon as temperatures warm. Forecast confidence is higher along and west of the I-95 corridor, while uncertainty remains closer to the coast regarding where the transition zone will set up. Ice impacts may include hazardous travel conditions, downed trees and power lines, and power outages. Dangerous cold will persist into early next week, with single-digit wind chills possible Monday night, which could prolong impacts and create additional concerns for residents without reliable heat or power.
Happy New Year!! As we ring in the New Year, the Timmonsville Police Department would like to thank our citizens for your continued support and trust. We are grateful to serve such a caring community and look forward to the year ahead. Wishing e
Happy New Year!! As we ring in the New Year, the Timmonsville Police Department would like to thank our citizens for your continued support and trust. We are grateful to serve such a caring community and look forward to the year ahead. Wishing everyone a safe, happy, and healthy New Year! 🎉
🚨 WARRANTS WEDNESDAY IS BACK 🚨 After a brief break (even warrants need a vacation), Warrants Wednesday has officially returned—and yes, the warrants are refreshed, renewed, and still very much valid. The individuals listed have active warra 🚨 Road Conditions Update 🚨 Yes, the roads are thawing. No, that does not mean they’re safe. Near-record low temperatures are expected tonight and into the early morning, which means anything that melts today plans to refreeze and choose viol 🚨❄️ Timmonsville, we need to talk ❄️🚨 Yes, the snow is pretty. It’s magical, it’s peaceful… but let’s be real—it’s also turning the roads into a slippery mess that’ll have you sliding down Main Street li 🚨❄️ Attention, Timmonsville! ❄️🚨 The winter storm is in full swing, and let’s just say Main Street currently has the traction of a greased-up slip ‘n slide. Unless you’re driving a Zamboni, it’s best to stay put! Stay ho ❄️ UPDATE: Okay… okay… it’s here. The snow heard us talking and decided to show up. Roads are slick in spots, visibility may be limited, and the Timmonsville Police Department is officially in winter mode. Please slow it down, gi As most people are aware there is a potential for icy weather this weekend. Thankfully it appears to have shifted further north and away from us. It will however be cold still. There is a chance of ice and of course power loss. We are here if anyone Happy New Year!! As we ring in the New Year, the Timmonsville Police Department would like to thank our citizens for your continued support and trust. We are grateful to serve such a caring community and look forward to the year ahead. Wishing e
Chief James Allen

Chief James Allen

Captain Andrew Bailey

Captain Andrew Bailey

Officer A. Davis

Officer A. Davis

Officer L. Stivender

Officer L. Stivender

Officer J. Brunson

Officer J. Brunson