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The Shaker Heights Police Department is an internationally accredited law enforcement agency with 64 sworn officers, and 38 support and part-time personnel.
Our Mission
In partnership with our community, strive to ensure safety and security through crime prevention, traffic safety, and criminal investigation, while creating a work environment that recruits, trains, and develops outstanding employees.
Greetings to the latest addition to the Shaker Heights Police team!
Congratulations are in order for Officer Markredell R. Campbell as he formally recites the oath and assumes his position as a Patrol Officer within the Shaker Heights Police Department.
Cuyahoga County executive considers funding for police
social workers
Chris Ronayne said the City of Shaker Heights’ program should serve as a model for the entire county. “Being that first responder and being there, seeing them when the trauma is so raw and new is different,” said social worker Annette Amistadi. [View entire article]
Contact the Police
The Police Department is always prepared to assist residents with both emergencies and non-emergencies. Follow these guidelines when contacting the Police Department:
- Emergency 911 Calls: Call 9-1-1 to report an emergency, a crime in progress, or suspicious activity. From a cell phone, call 216-491-1234 to reach the dispatch center directly, as calling 9-1-1 will route your call through Cuyahoga Emergency Communications System (CECOMS).
- Non-Emergency Calls: Call the 24-hour, non-emergency line, 216-491-1220, for questions/information.
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Police Department
Physical Address
3355 Lee Road
Shaker Heights, OH 44120
Emergency: 911 or 216-491-1234 (from a cell phone)
Non-Emergency: 216-491-1220
Ouick Links
- Report a problem with a street light.
- Report a problem with a traffic signal or street sign.
- Request a public police record
- Request an off-duty officer.
- Request permission to park overnight.
- Submit a Confidential Tip
- Submit the Family Safety Questionnaire, which helps our officers better serve individuals with cognitive disorders (e.g. autism, dementia) in a crisis.
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