Mission Statement

The mission of the Henryetta Police Department is to provide professional, ethical, and proactive law enforcement services that ensure a safe and secure environment for all citizens and visitors. We are committed to reducing crime, protecting life and property, and maintaining public trust through community engagement, education, and fair, consistent enforcement of the law. Our goal is to create a community where individuals can live, work, and travel without fear, knowing their police department is dedicated to their safety and well-being.

Department Goals

The Henryetta Police Department is dedicated to continuously improving its effectiveness through innovation, training, and the responsible use of modern technology. Our primary goals include reducing crime, enhancing public safety, and building strong relationships with the community we serve. We strive to stay ahead of emerging threats by implementing progressive policing strategies and fostering a culture of accountability, teamwork, discipline, and professionalism.

E911 Communications Center

The Henryetta Police Department proudly operates the Southern Okmulgee County E911 Communications Center, serving as a critical lifeline for emergency response within the region. Staffed by highly trained dispatch professionals, the center utilizes advanced communication and dispatch technology to ensure rapid, accurate coordination of police, fire, and emergency medical services. Our communications personnel are committed to providing calm, efficient, and reliable service during both routine calls and critical incidents.

Holding Facility

The department maintains a secure, short-term holding facility designed to house municipal detainees safely and efficiently. The facility has a capacity of five individuals and is utilized for temporary detention prior to transfer or release. All detainees are monitored in accordance with established safety standards and departmental policies to ensure their well-being and the integrity of the facility.

Animal Control Services

The Henryetta Police Department oversees Animal Control operations to protect both the public and local animal population. The Animal Control Officer (ACO) is responsible for responding to calls involving stray, dangerous, or nuisance animals, as well as enforcing local ordinances related to animal welfare and control.