Jade Euan is the newest Officer to join the Powell Police Department

Sgt. Matthew Brilakis retired from the Powell Police Department on Nov. 20 after 15 years in the Powell Police Department, and 36 total years in Law Enforcement.

City of Powell law enforcement officers received all new body armor capable of withstanding rifle fire. The armor was presented on Tuesday from a charity organization

Sergeant Alquist was awarded the Powell Police Lifesaving Award on November 15, 2021

Powell Police Officers Bennett and Davis receive Lifesaving Award

Communications Supervisor Bobbie Colvin was recently honored for 30 years of dedicated service to the City of Powell.

Now Hiring for Position of Police Officer

David Salters was recently sworn in as a Patrol Officer for the City of Powell

Sean Alquist was recently promoted to Police Sergeant at a ceremony held at Powell City Hall on April 30, 2021

Summer months and the increase of door to door solicitors

Ryan Davis is the Powell Police Department’s newest officer. Prior to coming to Powell, he served as a deputy with the Amador County, California, Sheriff’s Office.

For 10 months out of the year, Powell police officers are prohibited from growing beards. But in January and February, they’re allowed to sport some additional facial hair as part of a fundraising effort for Special Olympics Wyoming.

On 2/10/2021 the Powell Police Department held a promotion ceremony at City Hall on Wednesday, February 10th. Officer Dustin DelBiaggio was promoted to Sergeant. Matt McCaslin was promoted to Lieutenant. Matthew Brilakis was also promoted to Sergeant.

Officer create one of a kind birthday for local girl.

Make the right choice.

While the 2020 Special Olympics Wyoming State Summer Games were canceled due to COVID-19 restrictions, law enforcement agencies around the state have continued to support the organization.

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Dustin DelBiaggio is the newest officer to join the Powell Police Department.

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The Cody and Powell police department’s Donate to Insulate fundraiser was a success. Cody’s group of bearded officers raised $4,690 for the Wyoming Special Olympics. A total of more than $6,800 was raised for the organization by the two departments.

One of the Powell Police Department’s drug detecting K-9s has been forced into retirement after suffering from severe arthritis.

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Powell Police Officer Matt Koritnik joined with law enforcement representatives from across the country to run the final leg of the Law Enforcement Torch Run to the recent Special Olympics USA Games in Seattle.

On 3/14/15 at approximately 1500 hrs., a search warrant was executed at a residence
located in the 300 block of North Cheyenne St, Powell, Wyoming.

On 05/28/14 at approximately 9:18 p.m., two 12 year old females reported an attempted
abduction in Powell, WY.