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Law Enforcement
The K-9 Unit is comprised of one K-9 and his handler.
The duties of every OVPD Patrol Officer includes (but not limited to) responding to the scene of a crime or accident, interviewing suspects, witnesses, writing crime reports, responding to radio calls, monitoring any suspicious activity of ongoing crimes.
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IT'S BACK FOR 2021!!! Register today for the ![]()
Oakwood Village Police Department Citizens Academy!![]()
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The Oakwood Village Police Department (OVPD) Citizens Academy is presenting classes where residents will get an inside look at Law Enforcement in Oakwood Village with a focus on educating the community about the daily life of Law Enforcement. The Citizens Academy will meet Wednesday nights September 1 through October 20 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. ![]()
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This is an INTERACTIVE eight week class were you learn about making arrests, traffic stops, OVI's, shoot/don't shoot, solving a crime and much more! Space is limited so sign up early so you don't miss this exciting program. ![]()
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Applications can be found at www.oakwoodpolice.org, in the lobby at Village Hall, or email oakwoodpolice@oakwoodpolice.org for more information.
We are sad to hear the news of our neighboring departments loss.It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Walton Hills K-9 Aro. Aro served the Walton Hills community for 12 years. Aro would frequently come into the police department to lighten up our days. He loved his treats and toys, which we kept on hand to reward him for a job well done. Aro, you will be deeply missed. Rest easy boy, we have it from here
POLICE MEMORIAL DAY IS MAY 15, 2021 and Light Ohio Blue will take place May 9-16 this year. ![]()
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Light Ohio Blue is a statewide campaign to show support to the law enforcement personnel who protect our communities throughout our great state. ![]()
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How can you help Light Ohio Blue?![]()
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🔹 Place a blue bulb on your exterior porch light;![]()
🔹 Wear Blue on May 15![]()
🔹 Tell your friends, family and neighbors what you’re doing, and post a picture to social media using #LightOhioBlue2021 ![]()
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The OVPD has a limited quantity of blue bulbs. If you want to show support stop by the department between 8am and 4pm to get one. One per household.
To Be Notified By Your Local Emergency Response Team In The Event Of Emergency Situations Or Critical Community Alerts.
Examples Include: Evacuation Notices, Bio-terrorism Alerts, Boil Water Notices, And Missing Child Reports.
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