A message to parents, The truth is, that most children don’t fully grasp just how risky substance use can be. That’s why it’s so important for parents to have safe and open conversations with their kids about drugs and alcohol, especially when it comes to potentially deadly

The Kyle Police Department is investigating a fatal collision that occurred at approximately 2:00 a.m. this morning on southbound I-35 near Yarrington Road. Flavia Arzate Gomez, a 50-year-old woman from Austin, had pulled over on the shoulder of the highway to fix a tarp on her

Be the voice for those who need it most. We're looking for animal advocates and everyday heroes to join our team as Animal Control Officers. You'll help rescue stray or hurt animals to get the care they need, reunite them with their families, and play a role in finding their

We are deeply saddened by the fatalities caused by all of the recent crashes on I-35 and hope these tragedies guide everyone to make smarter and safer choices while driving. These crashes have made it abundantly clear that we all need to do our part in ensuring the safety of

Another month of proudly protecting and serving the Kyle community. In February of 2025, our officers responded to 3,356 calls for service, which included: 155 traffic accidents 139 suspicious activity calls 134 reckless driving calls 81 welfare concern calls 80 assault calls

As many of you know, tax season can increase our vulnerability to financial crimes. It is our goal to make sure that you are educated and empowered if you ever find yourself in these tricky and unfortunate situations.   Due to the urgent nature of tax filing, people often feel

Early Monday morning, our officers discovered over 30 grams of suspected methamphetamine during a routine traffic stop. Fifty-year-old Michael Rentz was pulled over for multiple traffic violations on Veterans Drive. During the stop, one of our officers observed a clear plastic

Who do you think will win tomorrow’s flag football game? Police or firefighters? Come catch the score in real time at Hays High School, kicking off at 6:00 p.m on Saturday, April 12th. Admission is just one canned food item donated to the Hays County Food Bank (it’s a great

We have to admit, it feels great taking home the championship trophy after winning the KPD vs KFD flag football game 52-40. Overall, it was a good game played with our fellow first responders that brought our community together and successfully collected four barrels of food

Behind every police officer is a story of someone who made an impact in their lives and inspired them to become the heroes they are today. Realizing this, and the value of connecting with our community, we always welcome the opportunity to engage with the teens and adolescents.

Nearly 30 lives have been lost due to traffic collisions in the Austin area since the beginning of the year. It is our collective responsibility to prevent further tragedies like this from happening. To do our part, we have partnered with the Hays County Sheriff's Office and

Please help us locate Sandy Reynolds Thies, a 63-year-old woman who is currently missing. She was last seen on Wednesday, April 23rd, around 7:00 p.m. in the 200 block of Claudell Drive. At that time, she was wearing a red short-sleeved shirt and blue shorts. She is

UPDATE: She has been located and is safe. Thank you to everyone who helped us find her.

UPDATE: The suspect is in custody. -------------------------------------------------------- Officers are searching the wooded area near the 1400 block of Bunton Creek Road for a suspect who fled on foot. For your safety, please avoid the area.

We all know that driving along I-35 (and some other roads) can feel a bit like you're driving in a Formula 1 race. While F1 speeds make for great entertainment on a sunny September day, it can be extremely dangerous on a highway with other vehicles on the road. In our ongoing

Speeding was the leading contributing factor in car crashes across Texas in 2024. Because of this and our ongoing commitment to keeping our community safe, we partnered with TxDOT's Operation Slow to launch an educational and enforcement campaign addressing the dangers of