On Saturday, October 24, 2026 from 10am-2pm, the Temple Terrace Community Liaison Unit will be at the Walgreens located at 9202 N. 56th Street in Temple Terrace, collecting all unneeded medication for SAFE disposal.

On Saturday, October 24, 2026 from 10am-2pm, the Temple Terrace Community Liaison Unit will be at the Walgreens located at 9202 N. 56th Street in Temple Terrace, collecting all unneeded medication for SAFE disposal.

On Saturday, October 24, 2026 from 10am-2pm, the Temple Terrace Community Liaison Unit will be at the Walgreens located at 9202 N. 56th Street in Temple Terrace, collecting all unneeded medication for SAFE disposal.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for National Night Out! A special thank-you to the vendors who generously donated raffle prizes and helped make the evening even more memorable. — Your Temple Terrace Police Department

The Faith & Blue breakfast scheduled for tomorrow, Friday, October 9, from 7–9:30 a.m. has been canceled due to weather concerns. The event will not be rescheduled, but we look forward to gathering with our community for next year’s Faith & Blue event. Thanks again!

National Night Out is happening TOMORROW! Enjoy family-friendly activities while getting to know the officers who serve our community! - Tuesday, October 6 - 6–8pm - Temple Terrace Family Recreation Complex (6610 Whiteway Drive)

This past Tuesday, Chief Staley and the TTPD Community Liaison Unit teamed-up and read a few stories to a few Temple Terrace Elementary classes for our 'Cops, Cookies, and Stories' event. We appreciate the student, wonderful teachers, and staff at TTE. Thanks for having us!

The Temple Terrace Police Department will once again be teaming up with a local church to host our 'Faith in Blue' event. We will be offering a free breakfast to anyone who is looking to stop-by and share a part of their morning with us. More details to follow.

Labor Day weekend is for making memories, not meeting law enforcement. If you drink, plan a sober ride home. #DriveSoberOrGetPulledOver

Let your foot off the gas. Slow down in school zones, eliminate distractions, and help make this school year a safe one from the very first bell.

Today, we honor the brave men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces who were wounded or made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country 💜

As students across Hillsborough County head back to school on August 10, we wish every student, teacher, staff member, and family a safe, successful, and rewarding school year. Here’s to a great start and an even better year ahead.

The Temple Terrace Police Department had a great time at the annual Boys & Girls Club End of Summer Event, serving food, playing games, and spending the day with some amazing kids ☀️

Join us for a day of family friendly activities at the Temple Terrace Public Safety Day! Meet our first responders, watch live demonstrations, and learn more about the proposed Public Safety Facility. Sat., July 25, 2026 | 9am-2pm at 7911 Harney Rd. in Temple Terrace, FL 33617.

Today, Temple Terrace Parks & Recreation, the Temple Terrace Police Department, and the Florida Department of Transportation teamed up to help local kids build safe biking habits that can last a lifetime. A big thank you to everyone who participated! 🚲

Proud to partner with the Children's Board Family Resource Center to support their upcoming Back-to-School event. Thank you to Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay for providing the backpacks! 💙 Please contact the Children's Board Family Resource Center for event details & eligibility.

THANK YOU, WALMART! The Temple Terrace Police Department recently received a Bexley Box through a statewide partnership between Walmart and the Bridegan Foundation. ❤️

We all have the right to celebrate, and the duty to stay alert. If you’re out enjoying America’s 250th birthday and notice something off, report it to local authorities right away. If you see something, say something. Learn more at: dhs.gov/see-something-say-so…

If you see something, say something. While you’re out celebrating America’s 250th birthday, remember to stay aware of your surroundings. If something doesn’t look right, report it to local authorities  or call 9-1-1 in an emergency.  Learn more at: dhs.gov/see-something-say-so…