Myrtle Beach Police

Do what's right when you see lights! Help keep our police, fire, EMS, and tow truck drivers safe! It's the law!

Join a department that values professional development, hands-on training, and strong community connections. Explore our many specialized units and find the role that fits you. • Certified Police Officer (Transfer) • Police Recruit • Detention Officer JOINMBPD.COM

Please keep in mind that our social media accounts are NOT monitored 24/7. As always, you can reach our non-emergency police line at 843-918-1382. For emergencies, please call 9-1-1. . Public safety is a shared responsibility!

Use our Internet Purchase Exchange Zone at 1101 N. Oak Street for safer meetups. It is well lit, monitored 24/7, and provides a secure place to complete transactions with people you do not know. Stay safe and protect yourself and your belongings.

Do you know when you Do and Don't stop for a school bus in South Carolina? Don't worry, we’ve got you! Here's a quick and easy-to-read guide. For more school bus safety information, visit scdps.sc.gov/schoolbus

Do what's right when you see lights! Help keep our police, fire, EMS, and tow truck drivers safe! It's the law!

Love the beach and want to help keep it clean? Join the Beach Roamers volunteer program. Training is January 14 at 3:00 p.m. Registration is required. Sign up on Eventbrite: eventbrite.com/.../beach-roam… Questions? Contact Master Corporal Kevin Larke at klarke@cityofmyrtlebeach.com

Help keep Pedestrians Safe Drive sober Obey traffic signals Don’t drive distracted Obey speed limits As a pedestrian, please look both ways before crossing the street, make yourself seen before you cross the street, and please use dedicated cross walks to safely cross the street!

Please keep in mind that our social media accounts are NOT monitored 24/7. As always, you can reach our non-emergency police line at 843-918-1382. For emergencies, please call 9-1-1. . Public safety is a shared responsibility!

🚨Scam Alert 🚨 Scammers are posing as law enforcement, demanding money or gift cards by phone, text, or email. Hang up, don’t respond, don’t send money. Report scams: 843-918-1382 Stay vigilant, Myrtle Beach!

Enjoy the holidays responsibly, Myrtle Beach 🎄 🚫 Never drive impaired. Plan a safe ride home. 🚔 Buckle up, obey speed limits, and stay off your phone. ⚠️ Slow down for weather, construction, and heavy traffic. Let’s keep our roads safe this holiday season.

Drive sober or get pulled over Please have a plan if you are drinking this weekend. Call a friend, cab, or use a rideshare app. Do not get behind the wheel while intoxicated. It's not worth it! Public safety is a shared responsibility. If you see something, say something.

Holiday shopping online? Use our Internet Purchase Exchange Zone at 1101 N. Oak Street for safer meetups. It is well lit, monitored 24/7, and provides a secure place to complete transactions with people you do not know. Stay safe and protect yourself and your belongings.

Holiday season = prime time for scammers 🎄 Stay alert: • Don’t share personal info • Verify unexpected messages • Check links & emails carefully See a scam? Call MBPD: 843-918-1382. If you see something, say something.

Halloween should be fun, not tragic. About one-third of fatal crashes nationwide involve drunk drivers. If you plan to drink, plan for a safe ride home. Call a taxi, use a rideshare, or have a sober friend drive. Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving.

The community is invited to the 5-Year Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony of fallen Myrtle Beach Police Officer, Ptl. Jacob Hancher. The ceremony will be held on Friday, October 3, at 10:00 AM, at the Warren S. Gall Police Annex, located at 3340 Mustang Street, Myrtle Beach.

🚨 Scam Alert 🚨 Scammers are posing as law enforcement, demanding money or gift cards by phone, text, or email. 👉 Police will NEVER ask for payment this way. 👉 Hang up, don’t respond, don’t send money. 📞 Report scams: 843-918-1382 Stay vigilant, Myrtle Beach!

Don't be tricked by these cooler days! Remember, the inside of a car can heat up 20 degrees in less than 10 minutes. Always check that all your passengers are out, and never leave a child, pet, or anyone else who can't remove themselves in a vehicle.

Please keep in mind that our social media accounts are NOT monitored 24/7. As always, you can reach our non-emergency police line at 843-918-1382. For emergencies, please call 9-1-1. . Public safety is a shared responsibility!

Scam Awareness Tips Don’t share personal or financial info unless you’re sure who you’re talking to. Be cautious of unexpected messages—verify before you trust. Double-check URLs and emails for small, suspicious differences. Think you’ve spotted a scam? Call MBPD at 843-918-1382.