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We are excited to have earned the 2026 Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid’s GuideStar. The Platinum Seal is the highest rating a nonprofit can achieve from Candid, the global leader in screening nonprofits.
This designation means the HTCPAAA has provided clear, comprehensive and up-to-date information about how donations are used and how the organization is run. This data includes detailed statements about finances, IRS filings, association polices, demographics, community outreach and board of directors.โ
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Police Department post from Facebook March 11, 2026
๐ Hamilton Township Police Department Introduces the Blue Envelope Program ๐The Hamilton Township Police Department is proud to roll out the Blue Envelope Program, designed to help create safer and more comfortable interactions between drivers with autism or other communication differences and law enforcement officers during traffic stops.The Blue Envelope is a simple tool that holds a driver’s license, registration, and insurance card. It also alerts officers that the driver may have communication challenges and provides helpful guidance for both the driver and the officer during the interaction.๐ Pick Up a Blue EnvelopeCommunity members can pick up a Blue Envelope at the Hamilton Township Police Department Front Office:๐ Monday – Fridayโฐ 9:00 AM – 4:00 PMThis program helps us continue our commitment to building understanding, safety, and positive relationships within our community.
If you or someone you know could benefit from the Blue Envelope Program, please stop by and pick one up.
Meet an Officer Monday
A weekly segment where each Monday we’ll be highlighting one of the officers who proudly serves our community. From years of service to fun facts you might not know, this series is all about putting a face to the badge.
Police Department post from Facebook March 9, 2026
Meet Officer Salyers
Years of Service: 2 Weeks with Hamilton Township
Police Department
Favorite Part of the Job: Conducting traffic stops
Favorite Snack/Drink While on Patrol: Energy drinks
Favorite Hobby Outside of Work: Running
Fun Fact: Officer Salyers earned the Physical Fitness
Medal while attending the police academy.
Welcome to the team, Officer Salyers! We’re excited to have her serving the Hamilton Township community.
Police Department post from Facebook March 8, 2026
Today we celebrate International Women’s Day and recognize the dedicated women who help serve and support our community every day at the Hamilton Township Police Department. Thank you to Officer Vibbard, Sgt. Huelsman, Officer Hayslip, Officer Salyers, and Officer Easterday for your commitment to protecting and serving Hamilton Township. We would also like to recognize our front office staff, Amy and Kylee, whose hard work behind the scenes helps keep our department running smoothly each day.We appreciate the professionalism, dedication, and service each of these women brings to our department and community.
Happy International Women’s Day!
Police Department post from Facebook March 5, 2026
Last night, the Hamilton Township Police Department held a swearing-in and promotion ceremony. Please join us in congratulating Officer Richmond, Officer Easterday, and Officer Salyers, who were officially sworn in. We would also like to congratulate Sergeant Elzey on his well earned promotion.
These officers represent the continued dedication, professionalism, and commitment to serving the Hamilton Township community. We are proud to have them on our team.Congratulations and stay safe.
Officer Molly and Officer Brandenburg did a self defense class for the retirement community of Heritage of Miami Bluffs where over 50 people were in attendance this afternoon.
We hope you learned some good pointers for self defense!
Police Department post from Facebook March 5, 2026
Police Department post from Facebook March 2, 2026
Meet an Officer Monday
A weekly segment where each Monday we’ll be highlighting one of the officers who proudly serves our community. From years of service to fun facts you might not know, this series is all about putting a face to the badge.
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Meet Sgt. Perry
Years of Service: 11 years
Sgt. Perry has 5 years of service with the Ohio State
Highway Patrol and has been with the Hamilton
Township Police Department for 6 years.
Favorite Part of the Job: Being an active part of the community, talking and stopping out with residents, Drug/OVI arrests, and vehicle pursuits.
Favorite Song to Listen to While On Patrol: "Search and Rescue" - Drake
Favorite Hobby Outside of Work: Drag racing, building racecars.
Fun Fact: Sgt. Perry plays golf and previously was a scratch golfer. Last year at the Queen City LPGA Golf Tournament, the LPGA pro’s allowed him to play 6 holes of golf along side of them during the practice round.
Meet an Officer Monday
A weekly segment where each Monday we’ll be highlighting one of the officers who proudly serves our community. From years of service to fun facts you might not know, this series is all about putting a face to the badge.
Police Department post from Facebook February 23, 2026
Meet Officer Easterday
Years of Service: 2.5 years
Favorite Part of the Job: Crash reports and investigations.
Favorite Patrol Snack: Coffee
Favorite Hobby Outside of Work: Hiking and camping
โFun Fact: She has ran three marathons!โ
Officer Easterday is one of our newest officers, currently in field training and continuing to build her skills and experience while serving the community.
Her attention to detail and dedication make her a valuable part of the team, and we’re proud to have her with the department!
Happy 4th Birthday, K9 Kahn!
Police Department post from Facebook February 22, 2026
Today our favorite four legged officer is celebrating the best way he knows how… with a plate of whipped cream and some well earned treats!
Kahn works hard every day to help keep our community safe and is an important part of our team. Today we celebrate his dedication, loyalty, and all the tail wags he brings to the department.
Police Department post from Facebook February 17, 2026
Meet an Officer Monday
A weekly segment where each Monday we’ll be highlighting one of the officers who proudly serves our community. From years of service to fun facts you might not know, this series is all about putting a face to the badge.
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Meet Officer Garrsion
Years of Service: 4 years
Favorite Part of the Job: Getting to meet new people.
Must-Have On-Duty Snack: Energy Drink
Favorite Hobby Outside of Work: Playing basketball
โFun Fact: After just 3 years of being hired at Hamilton Township, Officer Garrison tore his ACL while playing basketball. Officer Garrison is also a Gracie Jui-Jitsu Instructor, BOLA Wrap Instructor, and ARIDE Certified!
Today we proudly recognize National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day!
We want to give a special thank you to Officers Hayslip, Rosenberger, and Brandenburg for their dedication to the safety, mentorship, and support they provide to our students and staff every single day. Their presence in our schools goes far beyond safety. They build relationships, offer guidance, and serve as positive role models for our youth.
Thank you officers!
Police Department post from Facebook February 15, 2026
Police Department post from Facebook February 11, 2026
Did you know?
Our department has recently added a Skydio X10 drone to our fleet to enhance public safety operations. This new tool assists officers with search efforts, locating missing persons, crash scene documentation, and situational awareness during critical incidents—helping improve safety, response times, and service to our community.
Training never stops.
Police Department post from Facebook February 10, 2026
Defensive tactics training helps our officers respond confidently, safely, and professionally during physical encounters, with an emphasis on control and minimizing injury for everyone involved.
Today, our officers participated in defensive tactics training led by Officer Stephens and Officer Garrison.
Police Department post from Facebook February 9, 2026
Meet an Officer Monday
We’re excited to introduce a new weekly segment where each Monday we’ll be highlighting one of the officers who proudly serves our community. From years of service to fun facts you might not know, this series is all about putting a face to the badge.
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Meet our first featured officer: Officer Bare!
Years of Service: 4 months
Favorite Part of the Job: Meeting and interacting with the people in the community
Must-Have On-Duty Snack: White Monster Energy
Favorite Hobby Outside of Work: Going to the gym or playing basketball
โFun Fact: Officer Bare is 6’5” — the tallest officer in our department and in his family!
Police Department post from Facebook January 25, 2026
Fun in the snow!!
Click on the snowflake to check out the video on Facebook!
CPAAA post from Facebook January 13, 2026
The HTCPAAA is proud to have once again earned the Platinum Seal of Transparency for 2026 from Candid's Guidestar. The Platinum Seal is the highest rating a nonprofit can achieve from Candid, a globally renowned leader whose specialty is vetting nonprofits. Candid’s database provides information on more than 2.5 million organizations.This transparency means the HTCPAAA has consistently and willingly shared information that supporters can review to make educated decisions on where to spend their dollars. To earn this seal, the HTCPAAA went above and beyond to provide up-to-date information that explains
all aspects of our alumni association. These reports give clear, comprehensive and up-to-date information about how donations are used and how the organization is run. This data includes detailed statements about finances, IRS filings, association policies, demographics, community outreach and board of directors. The Platinum Seal of Transparency puts the HTCPAAA in the top 1% of charities nationally in terms of transparency. Congratulations!
Police Department post from Facebook January 12, 2026
Our very own ๐๐ ๐๐๐ก๐ง is proudly representing the Hamilton Township Police Department in the 2026 FUR Responders Photo Challenge, a statewide contest hosted by Light Ohio Blue that celebrates the incredible animal partners who serve alongside our first responders.โ
These amazing animals, from working K9s to therapy dogs and more, play such an important role in keeping our communities safe and supported every day.
๐ธ ๐๐ก๐จ๐ฐ ๐๐จ๐ฎ๐ซ ๐๐ฎ๐ฉ๐ฉ๐จ๐ซ๐ญ ๐๐จ๐ซ ๐๐๐ก๐ง!
โก๏ธ Click here to vote for Kahn: https://lightohioblue.org/2024-FRPC/829/
๐๐ค๐ ๐๐๐ ๐๐ค๐๐ ๐ค๐๐๐ ๐๐๐ ๐ ๐๐ ๐๐๐๐ค๐๐๐ ๐ฑ๐๐๐ช๐๐ง๐ 31๐๐ฉ! ๐ณ๏ธ
Let’s rally behind Kahn ๐
Recently, the @garysinisefoundation provided a financial gift to the family of Officer Megan Graham. Today, we presented the check to Megan’s husband, Matt, and her parents, on behalf of the Foundation. Officer Graham faithfully served our community and passed away in November after her battle with cervical cancer. The Gary Sinise Foundation’s mission is to honor and support veterans, first responders, and their families through direct assistance and meaningful programs, particularly during times of illness, injury, or loss. We appreciate the Foundation’s continued support for first responders and their families.
Police Department post from Facebook January 9, 2026
CPAAA post from Facebook January 9, 2026
The Hamilton Township CPAAA is excited to announce that we have been accepted into the Kroger Community Rewards Program. You can support Hamilton Township CPAAA simply by doing your regular shopping at Kroger. Once you enroll in the Kroger Community Rewards program and link your Kroger Plus Card to our organization, Kroger will donate a percentage of your eligible purchases to us—at no cost to you.
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THANK YOU!๐
