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Garner Police Department

Jurisdiction, organization, official contacts, history and published law-enforcement data for Garner Police Department.

Reviewed September 24, 2026 · Independent public-source research

Agency or unit type
Municipal police
County guides
Wake County
Published contact
919-772-8810
Published office location
912 7th Avenue, Garner, NC
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Jurisdiction and responsibilities

Garner Police is the municipality’s police agency. Its work should be distinguished from Wake County sheriff services, Wake ABC enforcement and hospital policing in the surrounding area, even when those organizations share a Garner postal address.

How the agency is organized

The official department overview describes an accredited police organization with Operations and Support functions. The police hub provides the main route to services and current contacts. No undated staffing figure is presented as a current employee count.

Agency history and local context

The official overview identifies accreditation but a sufficiently precise historical sequence was not verified for this profile. Accreditation is not used as a ranking or promise of a particular case outcome.

Official records and officer resources

Use the town police site for current recruitment, service information and records routing. Administrative requests should identify the department and incident where possible; a Garner location alone does not establish which agency created a record.

Explore local history, other agencies, court resources and regional FBI/SBI contacts in Wake County.

FBI data · 2025

The following figures are from the FBI’s 2025 published agency tables. They describe a reporting period, not current staffing or an assessment of agency performance.

FBI · 2025 reported offenses — agency scope
Offense categoryPublished count
Violent crime173
Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter1
Rape20
Robbery21
Aggravated assault131
Property crime1,290
Burglary111
Larceny-theft1,090
Motor vehicle theft89
Arson7

Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer downloads, table 8; published agency label: Garner. CIUS_Table_8_Offenses_Known_to_Law_Enforcement_by_State_by_City_2025.xlsx

FBI · full-time personnel on October 31, 2025
Personnel categoryPublished count
Sworn officers74
Civilian employees11
Total full-time employees85

Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer downloads, table 78; published agency label: Garner. Table_78_Full_time_Law_Enforcement_Employees_by_State_by_Cities_2025.xlsx

Blank or unavailable values remain “Not published.” Participating agencies and reporting scope vary. Campus figures concern the reporting institution; a city name does not expand them to all local residents. Read the data definitions and limitations.

NC SBI data · 2024

The NC SBI record is published under Garner. Its 2024 reporting-status table lists: Reporting. These earlier figures are presented separately from the FBI’s 2025 tables.

NC SBI · full-time personnel on October 31, 2024
Personnel categoryPublished count
Sworn officers78
Civilian employees10
Total full-time employees88
NC SBI · 2024 Index offenses · Garner · Wake County (agency row)
Offense categoryPublished count
Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter1
Rape10
Robbery17
Aggravated assault103
Burglary124
Larceny-theft1,415
Motor vehicle theft117

Published Index-crime total: 1,787.

Sources: SBI agency reporting status · SBI law-enforcement personnel · SBI Index offenses by agency in county.

Personnel are a dated full-time payroll snapshot. Civilian classifications can include jail employees without outside police powers. These are not authorized-position or vacancy counts. Index-crime totals cover selected categories and are not totals of all crime.

Sources and review date

Official agency, government and institutional sources are linked below. Contact details and organizational information were reviewed September 24, 2026. Published statistical years are identified separately.

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