Police Department

Working together for a safer Summersville

The Summersville Police Department serves residents and visitors through law enforcement, crime prevention, and community partnerships. Officers work to preserve peace and support a safe, welcoming City.

Serving the community

  • Enforcing laws with integrity.
  • Working to prevent crime and protect public safety.
  • Maintaining professional skills and readiness.
  • Building relationships with the people and organizations the department serves.

Join the Summersville Police Department

Interested in a career in law enforcement? The Summersville Police Department is looking for dedicated individuals who are committed to serving and protecting our community.

As a member of our department, you'll have the opportunity to make a difference, build relationships with residents, and help keep Summersville a safe place to live, work, and visit.

Ready to take the next step?

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Contact and emergencies

For routine department questions, call 304-872-1211. The Chief's extension is 116, and his email is chief@summersvillewv.org. For an emergency, call 911 rather than emailing or waiting for a routine office response.

Information

400 Broad St, Summersville, WV 26651

304-872-1211 Ext 116
chief@summersvillewv.org

Meet the police chief

Police department reference photo from the website design

Brad Reed  Chief of Police

Protecting and Serving

A familiar face.
A safer community.

The Chief of Police leads the Summersville Police Department and oversees its officers and daily operations. The chief works with the community and city officials to help keep Summersville safe.

More about the chief

Chief Brad Reed serves as Chief of Police for the City of Summersville, bringing years of law enforcement experience to the department. Prior to joining the Summersville Police Department, Reed served with the West Virginia State Police, gaining extensive experience in law enforcement and public safety. As Chief, he is committed to serving the Summersville community, supporting the department’s officers, and strengthening partnerships that help keep residents and visitors safe.

For emergencies, call 911. This page is not a reporting channel.