Night Shift Summary. 10/06/26

Officers responded to the 400 block of Windy Hills for a suspicious person.

A subject was arrested in the Washington Square shopping center for driving a motor vehicle with a revoked license.

A subject was arrested for domestic assualt in the 1100 block of E. 8th St.

A suspicious person was reported in the 200 block of W. Main St.

Officers assisted the Sheriff's Office on a traffic stop in the area of Clay St. and Wildey Way.

Officers responded to a business in the Phoenix Center shopping center for an alarm sounding.

All subjects arrested are innocent until proven guilty.

3 minutes ago, Doug Tollison
Police car lights with the text "Night Shift Summary"

Night Shift Summary. 10/05/26

Officers responded to the 1700 block of A Roy Dr. for a check the wellbeing.

A peace disturbance was reported in the area of Hwy A and Steutermann Rd.

Officers responded to the 500 block of E. 8th St. for a check the wellbeing.

Officers responded to the area of the Lions Lake for a report of reckless driving. A subject was issued a summons for driving with no valid license.

A follow up investigation was conducted in the 1700 block of A Roy Dr. A subjet was arrested on a property damage charge.

A peace disturbance was reported in the area of 10th St. and Locust St.

Officers responded to the 1900 block of Mike Alan Dr. for several 911 hang up calls.

Officers responded to a store in Phoenix Center Two shopping center for an alarm soundiing.

All subjects arrested are innocent until proven guilty.

3 minutes ago, Doug Tollison
Police car lights with the text "Night Shift Summary"
🌮 Dine to Donate!

Join us at Los Cabos on Thursday, October 15, from 4–8 p.m. and enjoy a meal while supporting Franklin County United Way!

A portion of proceeds will benefit United Way. Bring your family and friends and help make a difference in our community!
about 16 hours ago, City of Washington
🌮 Dine to Donate!  Join us at Los Cabos on Thursday, October 15, from 4–8 p.m. and enjoy a meal while supporting Franklin County United Way!  A portion of proceeds will benefit United Way. Bring your family and friends and help make a difference in our community!
🎶 Savana is coming to the Main Stage!

Join us Wednesday, October 14 at 6 p.m. for live music from Savana, sponsored by the Washington Parks & Recreation Charitable Foundation.

The concert is FREE! Bring your own food, drinks, blankets and lawn chairs, and enjoy an evening of music at the Main Stage.
about 21 hours ago, City of Washington
🎶 Savana is coming to the Main Stage!  Join us Wednesday, October 14 at 6 p.m. for live music from Savana, sponsored by the Washington Parks & Recreation Charitable Foundation.  The concert is FREE! Bring your own food, drinks, blankets and lawn chairs, and enjoy an evening of music at the Main Stage.
It is Fire Prevention Week! This year, the NFPA theme is “Charge into Safety: Safe Charging is a Superpower”. Kids and parents- remember that entries for the poster contest are due this Friday, October 9th! We will be coming by the schools that morning to collect them. If you have any questions about the rules, please refer to the information that we posted in early September.
1 day ago, Molly Derner
“cheap charger:  don’t chance it”  P.S.A.
NFPA “Charge into Safety” logo
This evening, we had the honor of witnessing a Citizen Life-Saving Award presented to Clint Schneider, in recognition of his actions on the night of September 11. Having spotted flames coming from a neighbor’s home, Mr. Schneider immediately ran across the street (barefoot!), gained entry, and helped the resident exit the home, all while fire conditions were rapidly worsening. Although the fire department response was rapid, nothing beats a brave neighbor across the street, willing to help. We believe that his actions were truly life-saving, and we applaud his bravery. We would also like to thank the other neighbors that helped the homeowner that evening and in the days afterward, with fundraising efforts to assist with needs after the fire. Mr. Rogers would be proud of this neighborhood! #washmo
1 day ago, Molly Derner
Mayor Hagedorn giving award to Clint Schneider
photo of the award
Schneider family
group photo of the neighbors
A large group of WVFC personnel and family members attended and participated in the annual service at the Firefighter Memorial in Kingdom City, MO. Five WVFC members that passed away in 2025 were added to the Washington section of the memorial wall: Thomas E. Frankenberg Robert B. Hillermann Charles L. McCabe George J. Meyer Dennis G. Schwoeppe We are honored to have served with these fine men. If you have never been to the memorial, it is located at the northwest corner of the Kingdom City exit off of Hwy 70. It is a beautiful area for individual departments to honor their members, and for the highest recognition of Missouri firefighters that were lost in the line of duty.
2 days ago, Molly Derner
annual memorial ceremony
annual memorial ceremony
annual memorial ceremony
annual memorial ceremony
annual memorial ceremony
WVFC members
WVFC Honor Guard

Day Shift Summary. 10/4/26:

Alarm sounding in the 900 block of Melton Dr.

A lost child was reported in the 500 block of E. 8th St. Child was safely located.

Check the well being conducted in the area of Krog Park.

A crisis intervention report was completed in the 300 block of State St.

Animal complaint in the area of Phoenix Center Dr.

A peace disturbance was reported in the area of Don Ave.

Alarm sounding in the 5800 block of Hwy 100.

2 days ago, Chad Sloan
Police Car Lights with the text "Day Shift Summary"

Day Shift Summary. 10/3/26:

Assisted WFD with an alarm in the 700 block of Fremont St.

Received several reports of thefts from vehicles in the 700 block of W. 3rd St and surrounding area.

Assisted WFD with an alarm in the 900 block of Watermann Dr.

A civil standby was conducted at WPD.

A motor vehicle crash occurred in the area of W. 5th St. and Grand Ave.

A motor vehicle crash occurred in the area of W. 4th St. and Lafayette St.

An open door was reported in the 900 block of Jefferson St.

A traffic complaint was reported in the area of Earth Crest Dr.

Check the well-being was conducted in the 100 block of W. 11th St.

A motor vehicle crash occurred in the area of Hwy 47 and E. 3rd St.

Found property was reported in the 200 block of E. 5th St. and returned to the owner.

2 days ago, Chad Sloan
Police Car Lights with the text "Day Shift Summary"

Night Shift Summary 10/03/26

Assisted a subject in the 2000 block of Highway A that was having a mental health crisis. He was transported to a facility to be evaluated.

Report of a peace disturbance on A. Roy Drive. Contacted the subject and they had lost their wallet. It had been found and turned into customer service.

Report of a subject in the area of East 5th Street and Hancock Street yelling at cars. Contacted the subject and they said someone was driving by yelling at them first. They were told to ignore it and stop yelling at cars.

Subject was stopped for a traffic violation in the 1000 block of Cherry Street. Subject was found to be intoxicated and was arrested.

Subject was stopped in the area of West 5th Street and Oak Street. Subject was found to be intoxicated and was arrested.

Report of people being loud near West 4th Street and Elm Street. Subjects left the area.

3 days ago, Casey Hill
Police car lights with the text "Night Shift Summary"

Night Shift Summary 10/02/26

Minor injury crash on Highway 47 at Blue Jay Drive.

Animal at large reported on Norwood Court. Owner was contacted and came to retrieve the dog.

Report of a suspicious person on Mike Alan Drive. Area was checked and no one was located.

Subject was stopped for a traffic violation on Highway 47 near Madison Avenue. Subject was found to have a revoked driving privilege. Subject also had outstanding warrants. Drugs were also located. Subject was arrested.

Report of suspicious persons in the area of James Street and Horn Street. Area was checked and no one was located.

4 days ago, Casey Hill
Police car lights with the text "Night Shift Summary"

Day Shift Summary 10/02/26

Assisted EMS with a sick case in the 1000 block of W. 8th St.

Provided traffic control in the area of Hwy 47 and Blue Jay Dr.

A private property motor vehicle crash occurred in the area of Image Dr.

A court order was served in the 600 block of Roberts St.

Check the well being conducted in the area of the Riverfront Trail.

Suspicious activity was reported in the area of Southwinds.

A private property motor vehicle crash occurred in the area of Washington Square.

4 days ago, Chad Sloan
Police Car Lights with the text "Day Shift Summary"
♻️ Electronics Recycling Event

Have unwanted electronics taking up space? Bring them to the City of Washington’s Electronics Recycling (E-Waste) Event on Saturday, October 17.

📅 Saturday, October 17
⏰ 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
📍 Washington Fairgrounds – Swine Pavilion
11 Fairgrounds Street, Washington, MO

The event will be held rain or shine and is open to the public and fees will apply.

🚗 Please enter through Veterans Drive at the south gate of the fairgrounds and follow the posted signs to the electronics recycling drop-off. After unloading, exit through the north gate onto North Park Drive.
♻️First few cars will not be charged a collection fee. This is provided through a grant awarded by East Central Missouri Solid Waste Management District - Region I.

For more information: washmo.gov/ecycle
4 days ago, City of Washington
Bin full of electronic recycling ♻️ Electronics Recycling Event  Have unwanted electronics taking up space? Bring them to the City of Washington’s Electronics Recycling (E-Waste) Event on Saturday, October 17.  📅 Saturday, October 17 ⏰ 9:00 AM–12:00 PM 📍 Washington Fairgrounds – Swine Pavilion 11 Fairgrounds Street, Washington, MO
🚨 Traffic Alert

The traffic lights at Highway 47 and Steutermann Road are currently out.

Please avoid the area if possible and use caution if traveling through the intersection.
5 days ago, Sherri Klekamp

🚨 TRAFFIC ALERT: WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND FESTIVAL 🚨

The Washington High School Band Boosters will host their annual Gene Hunt Band Festival on Saturday, October 3, 2026, at Washington High School.

EVENT ACCESS
Visitors must enter the festival grounds at East 14th Street and Blue Jay Drive, either on foot or by shuttle bus. There are no other event entry points.

Vendors, handicapped parking, and student volunteer pick-up must also use the East 14th and Blue Jay entrance. A valid handicapped license plate and/or placard must be displayed to access handicapped parking. Volunteer pick-up will occur at pre-designated times and a booster supplied pass must be presented.

All vehicular traffic must exit the festival via Blue Jay Drive and Highway 47.
Shuttle service will run from 9:00 a.m. until close, with pick-ups every 15 minutes from:

A. Mercy South (Patients First) parking lot and garage
B. Compass Health
C. 14th Street Commuter Lot
D. New Life Church

Visitors are strongly encouraged to use the shuttles to reduce traffic and pedestrian congestion. Please do not attempt to cross Highway 47 on foot.

FESTIVAL AREA RESTRICTIONS
A. All vehicles parked in any Washington Middle School or Washington High School parking lots must be removed after the conclusion of the football game on October 2.
B. All vehicles parked on Blue Jay between Highway 47 and East 14th must be removed by 6:00 a.m. on October 3.
C. Blue Jay between Highway 47 and East 14th will be closed to all traffic, except authorized vehicles and pedestrians, from 6:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. on October 3.
D. Sunnyside between Blue Jay and East 11th will be closed to all traffic, except shuttle buses and pedestrians, from 6:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. on October 3.
E. Vehicles on Highway 47 will not be allowed to access Blue Jay from 6:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. on October 3.
F. Stopping on Highway 47 to drop off or pick up passengers is strictly prohibited. Parking on the shoulders of Highway 47 is also strictly prohibited and is a violation of city ordinance.

Restrictions will be in place for the duration of the festival and will be removed once it ends. Drivers are urged to be patient, drive with caution, and be mindful of where and how they park in the areas surrounding the festival.

Please plan ahead and allow extra time when traveling in the area.

5 days ago, Greg Garrett
Traffic alert
🧙‍♀️⏰ ONE HOUR UNTIL THE GATES OPEN, WITCHES! ⏰🧙‍♀️

The brooms are parked, the cauldron is bubbling, and the magic is almost ready! ✨🧹

In ONE HOUR, the gates will open for Witches on Main Street!

🚪 Gates Open: 5:30 PM
✨ Event Begins: 6:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets at the Door: $15
🧙‍♀️ 21+ Women Only

Get your witchiest outfit ready, grab your best hat and broom, and practice that cackle! 👗🎩🧹

Tonight you'll find:

🛍️ Tons of vendors
🍴 Delicious food for purchase
🕯️ Candles, jewelry, crafts & more
🔮 Fortune tellers ready to peek into your future
🎶 A DJ keeping the magic going all night
🏆 Our Baddest Witch Contests
🧙‍♀️ And plenty of witchy fun!

Gather your coven, grab your $15, and get ready to make some magic!

THE COUNTDOWN IS ON… SEE YOU IN ONE HOUR! 🔮🖤🧹

#WitchesOnMainStreet #WashingtonMO #GatherYourCoven
6 days ago, Parks & Rec Office Assistant
1 hour till gates open! - $15 tickets ar door only - Woment 21+ Witches on main street
This Saturday, October 3 @ 10:00 a.m. World Bird Sanctuary will be here to tell us "All About Owls," including a flight demonstration. Event will be held at Main Park Pavilion @ 205 High Street.


6 days ago, Nelson Appell
All About Owls Event
🧙‍♀️🔮 THE DAY HAS FINALLY ARRIVED, WITCHES! 🔮🧙‍♀️

The cauldron is bubbling, the brooms are ready, and Witches on Main Street is TONIGHT! 🧹✨

Gather your coven and join us for a magical night of shopping, food, music, fortune-telling, contests, and plenty of witchy fun!

🎟️ DOOR TICKETS ONLY — $15
🚪 Gates open at 5:30 PM
✨ Event begins at 6:00 PM
🧙‍♀️ 21+ WOMEN ONLY

🖤 COME DRESSED TO IMPRESS! 🖤
Don't forget to wear your witchiest apparel, practice your witchiest cackle, bring your best witch hat, and spellbinding broom because we'll be annointing the most "hex-cellent" Witch in each category! 🏆🧙‍♀️

🛍️ SHOP, SHOP, SHOP!
We've got tons of vendors ready to tempt your inner witch with everything from:
✨ Food
💎 Jewelry
🕯️ Candles
🎨 Crafts
💆‍♀️ Services
🛍️ Unique finds
…and SO much more!

🍴 HUNGRY WITCHES, REJOICE!
There will be plenty of food available for purchase, so come hungry and treat yourself!

🔮 WONDERING WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS?
Our fortune tellers will be ready to give you a glimpse into what lies ahead! Just remember to tip your fortune teller for their magical services. 😉

🎶 THE MAGIC NEVER STOPS!
Our DJ will be spinning tunes all night long to keep the energy high and the witches dancing!

So grab your favorite witches, put on your most spellbinding outfit, and get ready for a night you won't want to miss!

🧹 BROOMS UP! THE WITCHES ARE COMING! 🧙‍♀️✨

📅 TONIGHT — Thursday, October 1st
🚪 Gates Open: 5:30 PM
🎟️ Tickets at the Door: $15
🧙‍♀️ 21+ Women Only

Come ready to shop, dance, laugh, cackle, and make a little magic! 🔮🖤
6 days ago, Parks & Rec Office Assistant
Today, gares open at 5:30 PM - $15 Tickets at the door only - Women 21+ - Witches on main street
🚨🧙‍♀️ IMPORTANT WITCHES ON MAIN STREET LOCATION UPDATE! 🧙‍♀️🚨

Due to the weather, Witches on Main Street has moved locations! But don’t worry, witches—the magic is still happening! ✨🧹

📍 NEW LOCATION:
🧙‍♀️ The Auditorium
211 High Street, Washington, MO

The event is still happening TOMORROW night! 🎉

🚪 Gates Open: 5:30 PM
✨ Event Begins: 6:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets at the Door: $15
🧙‍♀️ 21+ Women Only

Share this post with your coven so nobody ends up at the wrong cauldron! 🧹😂

Same witches. Same magic. NEW LOCATION! 🔮✨

We’ll see you at the Auditorium! 🧙‍♀️🖤
7 days ago, Parks & Rec Office Assistant
Witches on Main Street - Moved to Auditorium - 211 High Street
🧙‍♀️✨ A HUGE THANK YOU TO OUR WITCHES ON MAIN STREET SUPPORTERS! ✨🧙‍♀️

Witches on Main Street wouldn’t be possible without the incredible businesses, organizations, and community members who continue to believe in this event and support us year after year. Because of YOU, we are able to keep the magic alive and continue bringing this fun night to our community! 🖤

🍺 WITCHES BREW SPONSORS
✨ Bank of Washington
✨ Janie Schriewer & Associates
✨ Pepsi
✨ Washington Chamber of Commerce

🪄 MAGIC POTION SPONSORS
✨ Ballmann Earthworks
✨ Bank of Franklin County
✨ Citizens Bank
✨ ELS Properties
✨ NOC Technology

🔮 CRYSTAL BALL SPONSOR
✨ Edward Jones

🎁 A HUGE THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS!
Andy’s Produce
Big Boys Subs
Bootleggers Cigars & Apothecary
Calvin’s Distributing Co.
Four Seasons Florist
Noboleis Vineyard
Inner Sol Studio’s Anchored Awareness
Inner Sol Studio’s Rod and Staff Refuge Salon & Apothecary
Serendipity Slush Co.
The Tilted Skillet

Your generosity helps provide prizes, entertainment, activities, and all the little touches that make Witches on Main Street such a special event. More importantly, your support helps us continue to grow this event and bring it back to our community year after year.

🖤 AND WE CAN’T FORGET OUR AMAZING VOLUNTEERS! 🖤

A HUGE shoutout to all of the men and women who volunteer their time to help work Witches on Main Street! From setup and decorations to working the event and helping everything run smoothly, you are an essential part of making this night happen.

Without you, our vendors, sponsers, donners, and volunteers, we wouldn’t be able to do this at all! Your time, energy, and willingness to attend, donate, and help mean more than you know.

From the entire City of Washington Parks & Recreation team, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! 🧙‍♀️🖤

This event truly takes a community—and we are so grateful to have one that shows up, supports us, and helps us keep the magic going! ✨
7 days ago, Parks & Rec Office Assistant
A Cauldron-full of Thanks to our supporters - Thursday Oct. 1st 5:30-9PM Witches on Main Street