Police Department
Police Chief: Benny Davis
256-354-2122 256-354-3272 (Fax)
The Ashland PoliceDepartment
- Mission of the Ashland Police Department
The primary mission of the Ashland Police Department is to provide safe and stable neighborhoods for the residents and visitors of the City of Ashland through various department programs and community policing efforts. This goal can only be accomplished through a mutually cooperative relationship between the Ashland Police Department and the resident and business community which it serves. By working together, we can maintain peace, provide safety and security for our citizens, and reduce crime. We are part of a team dedicated to the safety and protection of our community. - To Request Records Information
(Incident/Offense Reports, Accident Reports etc...)
contact Linda Parkhill at Phone 256-354-2122
Email:adprecords@centurytel.net
There is a $5 charge per copy. - Career Opportunity: Certified and/or Non-Certified Police Officer
The City of Ashland is currently accepting applications for Certified and/or Non-Certified Police Officer Candidates ($10.36-$14.33/Hour). The ranges shown indicate starting pay, dependent on qualifications. All applicants must be 21 years of age and have a high school diploma or GED. All non-certified applicants must be able to pass a physical agility test, and will be required to attend and pass a twelve (12) week Police academy school. Blue Cross and Blue Shield medical insurance, vacation, sick leave and holidays are considered as benefits. Participation in the Retirement Systems of Alabama is mandatory. Applications may be obtained at the Ashland Police Department or Ashland City Hall, or call (256) 354-2122 for more information. The City of Ashland is an Equal Opportunity Employer and a Drug Free Work Place.
Click to download Application for Employment (5 page PDF form)
