Police
Hiram Police Department Mission Statement:
These things constitute the Core Values by which we live as officers of the Hiram Police Department.
Divisions:The Police Department is divided into two divisions, and has an administrative side:
The Hiram Police-Community Alliance:
is the new Community Programs initiative created to better enhance the Hiram Police Department's mission "to serve the community with professional police service through partnerships with residents and businesses to provide a safe and secure environment through the delivery of fair and impartial police services and proactive problem solving.If you are interested in being a part of the Hiram Police-Community Alliance, please contact:
The Hiram Police Department's Community Programs Initiative is to serve the public in several way. The Department will continue to host an annual Citizen's Police Academy for the citizens of Hiram and Paulding County. The program has been revamped to better educate the participants in Police Department programs and initiatives. The Department has also formed an Alliance with local Faith Leaders called the Hiram Police-Pastors Alliance. This Alliance was formed to open up communication and collaboration between Police Department personnel and faith leaders around this area. This Alliance meets frequently to discuss areas of needed improvement within the community and collaborates together in a partnership to solve these issues.
Hiram Public Safety Cadets:
the hiram police public safety cadet program is a career based learning program that gives teens and young adults the opportunity to work alongside law enforcement and public safety officers.
as a representative of the city of hiram, you will be held to a higher standard than your peers. in addition, you will be expected to attend weekly meetings, local and regional competitions, and community events.
if you are interested, meetings are held at the hiram police department, 217 main street, hiram ga. 30141, every thursday from 6:30pm to 8:30pm.
requirements: must be between 14 and 21 years old, graduated the 8th grade, and hold a minimum of a 2.0 gPA.
POC: wmccall@hiram-ga.govThe Hiram Police Department is dedicated to serving and protecting our community. The Department has become involved with several organizations that work tirelessly to assist victims, serve the community, and educate citizens.
 Police Department 217 Main St. Hiram, GA 30141 Phone: 770-943-3087 Fax: 770-439-1190 Administrative Hours: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed for lunch 12:30 to 1:30 Service Hours: 24/7 Emergency 9-1-1 Non-Emergency Dispatch 770-445-2117 |
The mission of the Hiram Police Department is to provide ethical, professional police service to the community; to form partnerships with residents and businesses to promote public safety; while ensuring that members deliver fair and impartial police service that includes proactive problem-solving methods.
Core Values:We, the Hiram Police Department, show in our words and actions that we value:Commitment – To the highest levels of professionalism and integrity.
Obligation - To serve the community with respect, dignity, and compassion.
Perseverance – Towards the diligent pursuit of our organizational mission and vision despite hardships, obstacles, or opposition.
Service – Through a professional service delivery for both the community and visitors alike.
These things constitute the Core Values by which we live as officers of the Hiram Police Department.
Divisions:The Police Department is divided into two divisions, and has an administrative side:
- Uniform Patrol
- Special Operations
- Traffic Enforcement Unit
- Criminal Investigations
- Code Enforcement
- Training
- GCIC/Communications
- Alcohol Server Permitting
- Pawn Shop Employee Permits
- Background Checks, Fingerprinting, and Report copies
- Property Retrieval
The Hiram Police-Community Alliance:
is the new Community Programs initiative created to better enhance the Hiram Police Department's mission "to serve the community with professional police service through partnerships with residents and businesses to provide a safe and secure environment through the delivery of fair and impartial police services and proactive problem solving.If you are interested in being a part of the Hiram Police-Community Alliance, please contact:
The Hiram Police Department's Community Programs Initiative is to serve the public in several way. The Department will continue to host an annual Citizen's Police Academy for the citizens of Hiram and Paulding County. The program has been revamped to better educate the participants in Police Department programs and initiatives. The Department has also formed an Alliance with local Faith Leaders called the Hiram Police-Pastors Alliance. This Alliance was formed to open up communication and collaboration between Police Department personnel and faith leaders around this area. This Alliance meets frequently to discuss areas of needed improvement within the community and collaborates together in a partnership to solve these issues.
Hiram Public Safety Cadets:the hiram police public safety cadet program is a career based learning program that gives teens and young adults the opportunity to work alongside law enforcement and public safety officers.
as a representative of the city of hiram, you will be held to a higher standard than your peers. in addition, you will be expected to attend weekly meetings, local and regional competitions, and community events.
if you are interested, meetings are held at the hiram police department, 217 main street, hiram ga. 30141, every thursday from 6:30pm to 8:30pm.
requirements: must be between 14 and 21 years old, graduated the 8th grade, and hold a minimum of a 2.0 gPA.
POC: wmccall@hiram-ga.govThe Hiram Police Department is dedicated to serving and protecting our community. The Department has become involved with several organizations that work tirelessly to assist victims, serve the community, and educate citizens.
Police
You can either call the non-emergency dispatch number (770)445-2117 or come into the Hiram Police Department located at 217 Main Street Hiram,Georgia 30141 (770)943-3087
Submit a completed open records request form to the Support Services Division of the Hiram Police Department located at 217 Main Street Hiram,Georgia 30141 (770)943-3087. Allow 3 business days for your request to be processed. Open Records Request Form