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Police Department

Emergency dial 911

Non-emergency
Dispatcher
419-698-7064

Vice/Narcotics
419-698-7058

Detective
419-698-7057

Records Clerk
419-698-7052

Missing Children

  • Endangered Runaway: RICKY RICHARDSON (OH)
    RICKY RICHARDSON , Age Now: 16, Missing: 02/19/2010. Missing From CINCINNATI, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Cincinnati Police Department (Ohio) 1-513-765-1212.
  • Endangered Runaway: SHOSHANA GEISER (OH)
    SHOSHANA GEISER , Age Now: 17, Missing: 12/19/2009. Missing From SYLVANIA, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Sylvania Police Department (Ohio) 1-419-885-8900.
  • Endangered Runaway: RACHEAL THATCHER (OH)
    RACHEAL THATCHER , Age Now: 17, Missing: 02/22/2010. Missing From PICKERINGTON, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Fairfield Police Department (Ohio) 1-740-653-5223.
  • Endangered Missing: MERELYN ORTIZ (OH)
    MERELYN ORTIZ , Age Now: 14, Missing: 11/16/2008. Missing From AKRON, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Akron Police Department (Ohio) 1-330-375-2181.
  • Endangered Runaway: MIRANDA KINGHORN (OH)
    MIRANDA KINGHORN , Age Now: 17, Missing: 02/09/2010. Missing From COLUMBUS, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Columbus Police Department (Ohio) 1-614-645-4545.
Citizens Police Academy

In an effort to educate the general public about the Oregon Police Division and its policies and procedures, the division now hosts the Oregon Police Citizens Police Academy.  Officers who teach in this academy hope to dispel myths, suspicions and misconceptions about the police division and law enforcement in general.

The Citizens Police Academy is held once a year in the spring.  Class size is usually limited.  Students cannot have a serious record and must live or work in the Oregon area.  Students of this academy are not given any police powers upon graduation, but they usually come away with a new appreciation of the responsibilities of the men and women of the Oregon Police Division.  The academy, which meets one night a week for ten (10) weeks, is typically taught by officers within the division who have developed special talents in various facets of law enforcement.

Some presentations students may expect:

  • Laws of Arrest and Procedures
  • Court/Domestic Violence Laws
  • Juvenile Section/Dare & School Resource Officers
  • Self Defense/Use of Force
  • SRT- Special Response Team
  • Traffic Enforcement/DUI/Radar/Scales
  • Investigations/Vice
  • Firearms Range
  • Community Policing/Special Services

Students are required to provide their personal information and sign a waiver of liability before starting the academy.  For more information about the Citizens Police Academy contact the Oregon Police Community Policing Section  (419) 698-7103.

 
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