Eastern Oregon First-Responders Chaplains Association - EOFCA

08/15/2024

Firefighters: 🚒
That moment when you first don your uniform, and you want that special photograph that will sit nicely on your families mantle piece. 😎

04/10/2024

03/29/2024

HERMISTON and PENDLETON – The most recent graduating class at the Oregon Police Academy featured ...Read More

03/29/2024

Your Hermiston Police Department is proud to introduce Officers Edward Martinez, Andrew Nuckolls, and Jovanny Bedolla to our community! These gentlemen graduated today from Oregon's Department of Public Safety Standards and Training after completing a 16 week academy. They will begin their field training with specialized field training officers here in Hermiston. Please join us in welcoming these new HPD officers!

02/25/2024

Ever thought of being a police officer? Are you already serving and looking for a change? Here's your chance to check it out. Good benefits, competitive wages, additional incentives, and a community that supports their law enforcement officers. Laterals are strongly encouraged to apply! Come join the HPD team!

https://www.hermiston.or.us/administration/page/lateral-police-officer

12/23/2023

Are you watering your Christmas tree? Ensure a merry and bright holiday season by safely maintaining your tree with the following safety tips in the graphic below. 🎄🎅

12/23/2023

12/22/2023

HERMISTON – A Hermiston Police Department corporal sustained leg injuries that required emergency-room treatment at ...Read More

12/15/2023

'Tis the season... for Porch Pirates. Arrgh!

Your Hermiston Police Department has taken a few calls already this Holiday Season from citizens reporting packages stolen from their residences. Nothing's worse than finding that perfect gift and having someone help themselves to it before you get home. Here are a few ways to thwart the nasty buggers:

- Track packages via cell phone or email so you're there when they arrive.
- Require a signature for delivery.
- Use a package locker or ship to your workplace.
- Schedule deliveries for days you'll be home.
- Create a space not visible from the street for deliveries.
- Place a locking box on your porch and request packages are secured inside.
- Consider in-store pickup.
- Talk to your neighbors and work together to pick up deliveries for one another.
- Put security measures in place, such as cameras.
- If you see something, say something, call to report suspicious behavior.

Your HPD wants everyone to have a Merry Merry and a Happy Happy!