Holly Springs, NC, Mar. 9, 2026 — During last Tuesday’s Town Council meeting, Police Chief Paul Liquorie presented the Holly Springs Police Department’s 2025 Annual Report (document), outlining crime statistics, policing trends, and new initiatives to address emerging threats, including online fraud and internet crimes involving children.
According to the report, the town’s already low crime rate declined 14% compared with the five-year average, reinforcing the department’s message that public safety remains strong even as Holly Springs continues to grow.
The report covers the period January 1st through December 31st, 2025, and is designed to give both policymakers and residents a transparent look at crime trends, enforcement activity, and how the department is adapting to the community’s evolving needs.
Key Takeaways
Police leaders summarized several major themes from the annual report:
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Holly Springs’ crime rate declined 14% compared with the five-year average
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Enforcement activity remained statistically consistent year to year
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The department is adapting to new crime trends, particularly cyber-related offenses
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Community engagement remains a top priority for the department.
Property Crime Declines Across All Categories
One of the report’s most notable findings is that every major property crime category declined compared with the previous year…