The Winston-Salem Dash and the Winston-Salem Police Department are teaming up for a free Movie Night at BB&T Ballpark on Saturday, October 22.
Police Foundation Partners with Dash & WSPD for Free Community Movie Night on October 22 Read More »
Recently, the Winston-Salem Police Foundation received an official letter of recognition from U.S. Congresswoman Virginia Foxx.
United States Congress Recognizes Winston-Salem Police Foundation- July 26, 2016 Read More »
On July 25th, several members of the Winston-Salem Police Department’s Community Resouce Unit sponsored a night out to the WS Dash game at BB&T Ballpark. By the looks of the photos, a good time was had by all! This event is one of many that the Community Resouces Unit facilitates throughout the year to foster realtionships in our city.
WSPD Kids Night Out at the Ballpark – July 25 Read More »
Please read Scott Sewell’s letter to the editor: “Police and Community Together”
Winston-Salem Journal Letter to the Editor – July 19, 2016 Read More »
WXII recently reported a story about the launch of the Winston-Salem Police Foundation. You can see that story by clicking here.
WXII Story: Winston-Salem Police Foundation Launches – July 15, 2016 Read More »
The Winston-Salem Police Department recently visited Second Harvest Food Bank to volunteer in their warehouse. Several officers and staff members spent time sorting through and organizing food that will soon be distributed to the community.
WSPD officers and staff volunteer at Second Harvest Food Bank – June 13, 2016 Read More »
The Winston-Salem Police Department staff will be volunteering at the Second Harvest Food Bank on June 13, 2016 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Second Harvest Food Bank – June 13, 2016 Read More »
The Winston-Salem Police Department and the Winston-Salem Human Relations Department hosted a Trust Talks Forum between representatives of the Winston-Salem Police Department and citizens at the Little Creek Community Center on May 19, 2016. The trust talk allowed citizens and police to discuss such issues as community safety, stereotypes, perceptions, trust, and other areas of concern. The Winston-Salem Police Department has been participating in trust talks since 2011 as a way to foster communication between law enforcement and the community.
Trust Talks Forum – May 19, 2016 Read More »
