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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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Earth Month is April, a time to honor our planet and raise environmental awareness. Earth Day, is typically observed on April 22nd every year; however, the Oakwood Village Council will be out and about in the Village on Saturday, April 27th to do some Spring Cleaning. They are looking for some volunteers so, gear up for some outdoor spring cleaning and help the Village sparkle!
Tornado Siren Testing Day - Today, March 20 at 9:50am. ![]()
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Tornado sirens throughout Ohio will be tested at 9:50 am today as part of the drill for Ohio's Spring Severe Weather Awareness Week. ![]()
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Sirens will be activated for a 3-minute period. ![]()
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For more info go to
Ohio Emergency Management Agency
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With the anticipation of the wind/snow event over the weekend the First Energy storm protocol is listed below. Please do not call 911, the Police/Fire Departments in the event of an utility outage unless there is an immediate danger to life or property. ![]()
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It is important that customers call CEI to report their power outage: 1-888-LIGHTSS (544-4877) Some customers may think their neighbor’s call to CEI is good enough. That may not be the case. Also, a caller may request a call back if their estimated time of restoration changes. ![]()
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The following power restoration information plus more may be found at: firstenergycorp.com/outages_help.html![]()
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· First Energy secures any known hazards first – downed wires, for example – usually by sending out Hazard Responders to keep the area clear. They are not trained to make repairs, but to help keep the public safe until repairs can be made. ![]()
· First Energy gives priority to hospitals, police and fire departments and other critical facilities. ![]()
· First to be repaired are transmission lines and substations that supply power to the local system. ![]()
· Then repairs that restore the largest number of customers are made– this is the fastest way to restore all customers
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