Welcome

My name is Anthony Huckleberry. On Behalf of the men and women of the Pagedale Police Department, I would like to welcome you to our website. This site is one of our many tools to keep us connected to the people of Pagedale and the surrounding communities. On our website you will find it to be user friendly for your convenience. I am a strong believer in Community Policing. We the officers of the Pagedale Police Department are proud to be public servants. I believe that our police department is only as strong as the community that we serve.

Our number one goal is to fight crime with all of our resources. This action will keep the citizens of Pagedale safe. I believe the Pagedale Police Department is one of the best organizations comprised of men and women who share the same vision of fighting crime in our city.

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I hope this website will also be used to bridge the gap between the community and the police department. If you have any questions or concerns, we welcome any suggestions for improving police services.

Respectfully

Anthony T. Huckleberry

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About 

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Anthony Huckleberry is a native of St. Louis, graduated from Charles Sumner High School, has over 20 years of experience in law enforcement, and over 15 years in Police Administration.  He has worked in all aspects of Law Enforcement and was the Deputy Commander of the North Central Drug and Gang Task Force, a multi-jurisdictional narcotics and gang task force.  He has coordinated and organized a multitude of community outreach programs including National Night Out Against Crime, the Pagedale Annual Summer Parade and Festival, and has been serving the community through youth programming, community outreach programs.

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Anthony Huckleberry is a graduate of the FBI’s 28th session of the Central States-Law Enforcement Executive Development Seminar (CS-LEEDS) and is a current member of the FBI-Law Enforcement Executive Development Association (FBI-LEEDA) and the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE).

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Anthony Huckleberry also spent 5 years in Kabul Afghanistan as a Protective Security Specialist stationed at the US Embassy supervised more than 140 armed Security Officers and Protective Security Specialists .  During his time there we was solely responsible for a complete overhaul of all policies and post orders for the entire US Embassy Guard Force comprised of more than 1600 personnel.