LPD K-9 Unit traveled to Orange Beach for the 2026 United States Police Canine Association (USPCA) Region 1 Canine Trials

From February 9–12, our K-9 Unit traveled to Orange Beach for the 2026 United States Police Canine Association (USPCA) Region 1 Canine Trials — competing against 60 handlers from Florida, Alabama, and Georgia in patrol, narcotics, and explosive detection certifications. The 2026 USPCA Region One Field Trials featured a diverse range of events, including obedience, detection, and criminal apprehension challenges. Police K9 teams showcased their skills and expertise as they competed for certification and recognition in these vital areas of law enforcement work.

We are proud to share the following results

🏆 1st Place 4-man Department Team!

🐾 Individual Achievements:

• Ofc. Ken Vanderpool & K-9 Pantera – 3rd Place Overall

• Ofc. Ken Vanderpool & K-9 Pantera – 2nd Place Apprehension

• Ofc. Morgan Mumbauer-Bardwell & K-9 Summit – 5th Place Overall

• Ofc. Morgan Mumbauer-Bardwell & K-9 Summit – 3rd Place Obedience

• Sgt. Sean Finney & K-9 Dean – 1st Place Rooms Drug Detection

• Sgt. Sean Finney & K-9 Dean – 7th Place Overall Drug Detection

• Det. Sean Mulderrig & K-9 Dug – 4th Case of the Quarter

If you see one of our K-9 handlers, be sure to congratulate them on a job well done! 🐕💙

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