Elizabethtown Police Department

Police Department

Elizabethtown, NC

Elizabethtown Police Department provides police services in Elizabethtown with dedicated patrol and detective contact channels.

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Bladen County Sheriff's Office

Police Department

Elizabethtown, NC

Bladen County Sheriff's Office provides concealed-carry applications, remote video visitation, and a 24-hour-camera Safe Zone for local exchanges.

  • Bladen County residents applying for a new or renewed concealed-carry permit
  • families needing remote video visitation with someone at the Bladen County Detention Center
  • people seeking a monitored location for internet purchase exchanges

Bladenboro Police Department

Police Department

Bladenboro, NC

Bladenboro Police Department has six officers and provides a Community Watch Program in Bladenboro, North Carolina.

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  • Community Watch Program participation
  • Donations supporting the department's Christmas for Kids program

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FAQ

Where do Bladen County residents apply for a new or renewed concealed-carry permit?

The Bladen County Sheriff's Office provides separate application downloads for new and renewal concealed-carry permits. Its main office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Where can I safely meet someone for an online purchase in Bladen County?

The Sheriff's Office provides a Safe Zone for internet purchase exchanges and court-ordered child exchanges. The location is monitored by cameras 24 hours a day.

How can I visit someone at the Bladen County Detention Center remotely?

Remote face-to-face video visitation is available from home through Paytel. Check the Sheriff's Office visitation information for scheduling and account requirements.

Who should I contact for patrol or detective questions in Elizabethtown?

The Elizabethtown Police Department lists separate email contacts for patrol personnel and detectives. It also accepts community crime-prevention concerns and requests to meet with the chief.