The Community Services Division conducts routine programs throughout the Howell School District’s 12 schools (3 middle schools and 9 elementary schools) and the High School. On a daily basis, they educate the students on topics such as: law enforcement, drugs, safety and seasonal issues.

In addition, the Division conducts the following programs:

• Home and Business Security Surveys
• Organize tours for Boy Scouts and other community groups
• Child Identification Programs
• Instruct at local Police Academies
• ​​​​​​​Howell Police Cadet Program​​​​​​​    

The Division also acts as a liaison between different organizations and the police department including:

• Bias Crimes and Gang Activity
• Juvenile Conference Committee
• School juvenile matters
• DYFS complaints/notifications
• 180 Turning Lives Around/Domestic Violence Response Team
• Neighborhood watch meetings
• National Night Out Against Crime
• Howell Police Athletic League

Members of the Community Services Division also assist with:

• Middle School Youth Leadership Counsel 
• High School Youth Leadership Counsel 
• Clean Communities events
• Stranger Danger
• Bus Safety
• Opioid Epidemic
• Pal /Pals - A program designed for special needs students and their parents
• Howell Police Youth Week