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The public is invited to join Orange Beach Police Chief Joe Fierro and the Police Department for Boats, Buoys & Badges from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 2 at West Marine.
This will be an opportunity for the public to discuss the 2019 boating season with the police department and marine division. Snacks will be provided.
A raffle will be held by West Marine, which is...
It’s important to remember during the day-to-day happenings throughout Orange Beach, the city is always focused on ensuring the community is clean and safe for residents and visitors alike.
The city’s focus on safety was recognized recently as Orange Beach was ranked one of the top 10...
Orange Beach Police Chief Joe Fierro introduced the newest officers of the department - Officer Michael Dean and Officer Abby Headley - to the City Council during its regular meeting on Tuesday, January 8th.
Following their introduction, Officers Dean and Headley were sworn in by Orange Beach Municipal Judge Julian B. “Buddy” Brackin.
Chief Fierro said Officer Dean is a native of...
The Public Hearing scheduled for Tuesday, January 15, 2019 to discuss boating safety and expanding the no-wake zone in Terry Cove has been cancelled. The State of Alabama has decided to establish and enforce the no-wake zone in Terry Cove, which is shown on the attached map.
No date has been determined as to when this will go into effect; however, the Orange Beach Police Department ...
Two new Orange Beach police officers were introduced to the City Council at its meeting on Oct. 16.
Police Chief Joe Fierro introduced Kendra Bryan and Joseph Jinks.
Fierro said Officer Bryan is originally from Andalusia, Alabama. “She's a graduate of Troy University with a degree in criminal justice. She received her APOSTC [Alabama Peace Officers Standards & Training...
The Orange Beach Police Department’s 2018 Citizens’ Police Academy is currently underway until Oct. 23.
The academy is designed to provide the Orange Beach community with an overview of the department’s operations and the increased level of understanding and cooperation between the community and officers.
To help educate the public, the Police Department is sharing some of the...
September 20, 2018 | Orange Beach Police Department | Media Release
Leaving the Scene/Accident AL161 at AL182
On September 20, 2018 at approximately 6:10 AM Orange Beach Police responded to the intersection of AL161 and AL182 for a reported accident. Upon arrival officers determined that a Black Nissan Xterra had caused damage to the pedestrian...
This morning [August 28, 2018] the Orange Beach Department received multiple calls of suspicious packages being left on the porch of their houses. All of these calls in Orange Beach have been investigated and found to be non-credible and no packages were found. The Orange Beach Police Department is currently investigating the origin of these calls. There is currently no credible threat to our...
On August 26th, 2018, at approximately 0400 hours, the Orange Beach Police Department received multiple calls from concerned residents of suspicious individuals in the area walking around their houses and vehicles.
After police responded to the location in question, a female subject was eventually located hiding in the woods that was identified by police as Hannah Lea Edwards, 19. It...
Orange Beach Police Chief Joe Fierro announced three promotions during the City Council meeting on Tuesday, August 21.
He introduced Cpl. Brian Kincaid, Sgt. Jeremy Mote and Sgt. Bryan Johnson.
Chief Fierro said Cpl. Kincaid served with the U.S. Marine Corps for six years, earned a bachelor of science degree from Auburn University, worked for two years as acorrections officer in...