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»Traffic Enforcement Unit
The Traffic Enforcement Unit has the primary responsibility of enforcing the traffic laws within the City of Woodstock. This unit focuses on motor vehicle speed enforcement, accident investigation and reduction, DUI enforcement, and traffic safety programs. This unit regularly conducts Safety Checkpoints throughout the city to ensure the safety of our motoring public through DUI reduction and safety belt surveys. The unit is very active with the Governor's Office of Highway Safety campaigns.
»K-9 Unit
Currently composed for two canines and officers the K-9 Unit provides a specialized response to incidents where the deployment of a highly trained police dog is needed. The K-9 Unit is used for the detection and apprehension of criminals, detection of narcotics, searches for lost children, and any other duty to support the community.
»Motorcycle Unit
Currently composed for two motor units this unit also has the primary responsibility of enforcing the traffic laws within the City of Woodstock. This unit focuses on motor vehicle speed enforcement, accident investigation and reduction, DUI enforcement, and traffic safety programs.
»Neighborhood Services
The Neighborhood Services Unit works with homeowner, civic, and business associations on issues that are specific to their area or industry. Neighborhood Services works closly with the community to offer educational opportunities for the children of Woodstock (gang resistance education, bicycle safety, and “Stranger Danger” presentations) while also offering a range of adult oriented opportunities (Citizens' Police Academy).
»Muli-Jurisdictional SWAT Team
This team is a part-time multi-jurisdictional task force comprised of officers throughout agencies in Cherokee County. The City of Woodstock Police Department currently holds two positions on the team.
»Law Enforcement Explorer Program
The Exploring program is an official program of the Woodstock Police Department, designed by the Boy Scouts of America/Learning For Life to show young men and women what a career in law enforcement is about. By seeing what the career is like at an early age, they can decide if that is what they want to pursue when they graduate high school and start college. We expose the Explorers to different law enforcement careers in order to give them a wider selection to choose from.
»Volunteers in Police Service Program (VIPS)
The Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) Program is a national program which provides support and resources for law enforcement agencies interested in developing or enhancing a volunteer program and for community members who wish to volunteer their time and skills with a community law enforcement agency.
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Lt. T. Brazie
Special Ops Commander
770-592-6000 ext. 1108
tbrazie@woodstockga.gov
Sgt S. Collie
Special Ops Sergeant
770-592-6000 ext. 1133
bcollie@woodstockga.gov
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