Town of Pulaski

The Pulaski Police Department is the primary law enforcement agency of the Town. Department personnel consist of sworn officers, and non-sworn administrative employees. The Department is an accredited member of the Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission (VLEPSC).


Personnel / Divisions

The department’s operations are managed by the Chief of Police, who is assisted by an administrative staff consisting of the Department Captain, Patrol Lieutenant, Criminal Investigations Lieutenant, Professional Standards Lieutenant, and the Administrative Secretary to the Chief. The department’s activities are divided into three divisions: the Uniform Patrol Division, the Investigations Division, and the Support Services Division.

Uniform Patrol Division

The Uniform Patrol Division is the primary enforcement arm of the department.  This division responds to citizen calls for service, conducts traffic enforcement, serves criminal warrants and conduct patrols through the Town. Members of this division also participate in community policing efforts and community projects.

Investigation Division

The Investigation Division is charged with conducting on-going investigations and inquiries regarding criminal activity involving felony offenses, selected misdemeanor offenses and narcotic violations. This division, in addition to general investigations, conducts crime scene processing and narcotics interdiction with local, state and federal authorities.

Support Services Division

The Support Services Division is responsible for logistical support for the department including vehicle procurement and maintenance, supply and material procurement, custody and administration of evidence. The division also supports community outreach efforts and community programs such as Neighborhood Watch
and Project Lifesaver.

Project Lifesaver

Project Lifesaver is a 501 (C)(3) community based, public safety, non-profit organization that provides law enforcement, fire/rescue, and caregivers with a program designed to protect, and when necessary, quickly locate individuals with cognitive disorders who are prone to the life threatening behavior of wandering.

• Relies on proven radio technology and trained Search & Rescue teams
• Participants wear a transmitter that has a unique frequency signal
• If an enrolled client goes missing, the caretake notifies the agency and a trained team will respond with the receiver which will be used to track the individual.

Enrollment can give peace of mind to the caregiver(s) and family by acting as an additional layer of protection.

If an enrolled client goes missing, the caretake notifies the agency and a trained team will respond with the receiver which will be used to track the individual.

To enroll, contact Sonia Ramsey:

Phone: 540 994 8676
Email: [email protected]