Louisville Police Department Announces Transition to Government Domain
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LOUISVILLE, AL – The Louisville Police Department announces its transition to a new government domain as part of a broader digital modernization initiative. The department’s web presence will soon be accessible at police.louisvillealabama.gov, while still maintaining access through existing domains louisvillepolice.com and lpd.al to ensure seamless community access.
This transition aligns with the City of Louisville’s move to louisvillealabama.gov, creating a unified digital presence for municipal services. The new government domains represent an important step in establishing a more professional and secure online environment for citizen engagement.
“This domain transition reflects our commitment to modernization and professional service delivery,” says Chief Michael Saad. “By adopting government domains while maintaining our existing web addresses, we’re ensuring both enhanced security and continued easy access for our community.”
Key aspects of the transition include:
- Enhanced security through verified government domain standards
- Seamless integration between city and police department digital services
- Continued access through all existing domain names
- Improved citizen access to municipal resources
The department’s social media presence will remain unchanged and accessible at:
- Facebook: @LouisvilleALPolice
- Instagram: @louisvillealpolice
- X (Twitter): @LvillePD
- YouTube: @louisvilleALpolice
Community members can continue to access police department services and information through any of the following domains:
- police.louisvillealabama.gov
- louisvillepolice.com
- lpd.al
This transition will occur with no interruption to online services or community access.
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Media Contact:
Michael Saad
Chief of Police
Louisville Police Department
