Brett Myers has been a friend & trusted law enforcement partner of Pullman PD for many years. We thank him for his dedicated leadership & steadfast commitment to the safety of Whitman County. It's been an honor to serve alongside him.
PPD wishes the best for Brett & his family.
UPDATE 10/26: Subject has been identified!
Can You I.D. Me?
Officers would like to speak with this subject, regarding a recent theft from the Pullman Rosauers. They may be associated with a black SUV.
Contact Officer Aubertin at (509) 334-0802 with tips or information. (Case #26-P08326)
#CanYouIDMe #ItTakesAVillage
Happy Homecoming, Cougs!
When it comes to public safety, we're all on the same team.
Know your limits. Plan ahead for a safe and sober ride.
#GoCougs #PullmanProud #CougsDontLetCougsDUI
Thanks for helping to keep our youngest community members safe!
🚌 School Bus Safety Week is October 19–23! Help keep our students safe by stopping for school buses with flashing red lights, slowing down near schools and bus stops, and staying alert. Every safe stop matters! 💛 #SchoolBusSafetyWeek #PROUD2bePSD
The @WA_DOL will be back at City Hall today!

ALT The Washington State Department of Licensing's mobile team will be in Pullman on Thursday, October 22nd, to help with any driver licensing and ID needs. The driver licensing office on Grand Avenue is closed until further notice due to a facility issue, so this is a good chance to take care of anything urgent. Thursday, Oct. 22nd 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. City Hall 190 SE Crestview St, Bldg A Pullman, WA 99163 Sorry, no knowledge or skills tests. Credit or debit only.
In the U.S. alone, more than 6,700 pedestrians lost their lives in traffic crashes last year.
This Pedestrian Safety Month, Pullman PD reminds drivers to be on the lookout for pedestrians - everywhere and at all times. (1 of 2)
As we enjoy the cooler temperatures and beautiful colors of fall on the Palouse, please remember that @City_of_Pullman Municipal Code requires property owners to maintain the sidewalks along their adjoining properties... (1 of 2)
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Sidewalks must be kept clean and free of debris or accumulation, including leaves, rocks, and vegetation.
Sidewalks must also have 7 feet of vertical clearance, free of shrubs, branches, or other obstacles, to ensure pedestrian safety.
pullman.municipal.codes/Code…
The Pullman Police Department is proud to have been awarded $8,750 through Gesa Credit Union’s Local Heroes Grant Program!
Learn more: pullman-wa.gov
Heads up, Pullman! Thanks for your patience as this important utility work is completed.
🚧 Greyhound Way construction begins Oct. 19 at 8:30 AM and is expected to continue through Nov. 6, barring unforeseen delays.
⛔ Road closures: Oct. 21–23 & Nov. 5–6. Modified traffic patterns on other dates.
Please plan ahead and use detours! #PROUD2bePSD
Special thanks to @ASWSU for inviting us to participate in last weekend's Police in the Park event at @WSUPullman. We are proud to serve our local Cougs!
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month!
Thanks to @ASWSU, the @LMC_Foundation, Residence Inn, and @WSU_GPSA for bringing this valuable class to Pullman.
Learn more and register: laurenmccluskey.org/event/20…
Fall is here! As the days get shorter, drivers are reminded that vehicle crash and fatality rates are higher in the dark hours. State law requires headlights to be in use from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise... (1 of 2)
PPD had a great time participating in National Walk to School Day! It is a great opportunity to connect with students, promote safe walking habits, and spend time with some of our youngest community members. Thank you @PullmanKES for letting us be apart of your morning @PullmanSD
















