Trinity Police Department

🚧 TRAFFIC, PARKING, & WEATHER ADVISORY: Rock the South & Friday Night Football 🚧
With a very busy weekend ahead in and around Trinity, the Trinity Police Department wants to ensure everyone travels safely and stays weather aware.
Between Rock the South (Oct. 1st–4th) and our local Friday night football matchup where West Morgan takes on Deshler, we expect a heavy volume of traffic passing through town.
Please keep these critical updates, parking rules, and safety guidelines in mind:
🌧️Weather Alert: Forecasters are calling for heavy rain starting Friday night and continuing through the weekend. Roads will be slick, and visibility may be low. Please slow down, increase your following distance, and use extra caution while driving through town or near event areas.
*Football Game Parking Only: School parking lots are strictly reserved for those attending the West Morgan vs. Deshler football game on Friday night.
⛔ Strict Towing Policy: The school parking lots will closed one hour after the game ends. Any vehicles remaining in the school parking lots after this time will be towed at the owner's expense.
🚓 Heavy Police Presence: You will notice a heavy police presence throughout the weekend to manage traffic flow, monitor road conditions, and keep our community safe.
📞 We Are Here to Help: To our local residents, your safety remains our top priority. Please do not hesitate to call us if you need assistance or see anything concerning. For non-emergencies, you can reach us at (256) 353-2474, and as always, dial 911 for immediate emergencies.
Let’s work together to keep our roads safe and look out for one another during a wet and busy weekend.

Chief Hughes

TPD would like to thank Senator Arthur Orr and the Trinity town council for the financial support in helping us purchase a drone for the department. This new tool will assist our officers at West Morgan school events, town events, traffic accidents, Rock the South, and investigative operations, giving us better awareness and improving public safety across the community. Thank you for your continued commitment to support TPD and the citizens of Trinity.

Volunteer numbers at VFDs across Morgan County have declined in recent years, and Trinity Fire Department—especially among EMTs—is no exception. Please consider volunteering!

About a year ago, the Trinity Police Department began certifying our officers as EMT‑Basic and EMT‑Responder to better support our fire department with critical life‑saving skills. We are still actively training and developing this program, but these certifications will help ensure faster response times and provide emergency medical care when seconds matter.

We are excited to strengthen our service to our community and to West Morgan Schools through our SROs.

Thank you to Mayor Vaughn Goodwin and the Trinity Town Council for their unanimous support, the Trinity Fire Department for their continued partnership and guidance, Senator Arthur Orr for assisting with medical‑supply funding, and our instructors Brett Kelly and Chandler Daniel for their time, flexibility, and dedication.