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CITIZEN COMPLAINT PROCEDURE |
All citizen complaints, whether through
an identified or anonymous complainant, regarding The
Maineville Police Department or one of its officers will be
thoroughly investigated. The investigation may be either an
inquiry or formal investigation of an allegation of
misconduct, depending on the type and severity of the
allegations made.
Minor infraction of policies, procedure or rules may be
handled by the Lieutenant with the approval of the Chief of
Police.
Allegation of misconduct would included such
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WARREN CO. SHERIFF |
RESIDENT SERVICES |
Sex offender registry
Sheriff Sales
SHERIFF WEBSITE |
Vacation
House Checks
Neighborhood Watch Programs
Bike Patrol
Free Gun Locks
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MISSION |
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Dedicated to
protecting the lives and property of the citizens of the Village of
Maineville through fair and impartial police services and a working
partnership with the citizens of the community to provide a better
quality of life in a safer environment.
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FLEET |
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VP-002 2005 Ford |
VP-003
2008 Ford |
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DEPARTMENT HISTORY |
The Village of Maineville
Police Department came into being in t he
1950's. After years of operating with a Village Marshall, which
was actually a Deputy Sheriff on special duty, Maineville
appointed its first Police Chief. Glenn Frazier was chosen and
led the department.
In September of 1970, The Village took the next step with the
appointment of Police Chief Joe Lane.
In 1973, a dispute between Hamilton Township and the Warren
County Sheriff resulted in the loss of County coverage. In
an emergency meeting of the Maineville Council, an agreement was
made to have the Maineville Logo affixed to the township cruiser
and Maineville began providing police services to the residents
of Hamilton Township. Soon thereafter, the County resumed
normal patrols and the Village returned to patrolling within the
Village only. In 1997, Chief Lane was promoted to Full-Time
Status by the former Mayor John Michael.
In 2001, The Village enacted an Earned Income Tax Ordinance of
1% which now funds all
 Village departments except the Street
Department. We continued to contract on a year by year basis with the Hamilton Township Police Department. In
August of 2004, while still under contract with the Township,
the Village sat aside $50,000 to begin building the
new department. In January 2005, the Village appointed Andrew
Roosa as Chief of the new department. The Warren County
Sheriff's Office donated a cruiser and by March of 2005, the
Village began providing routine police patrols once again, with
the Sheriff's Office providing additional support.
Sgt. John Reynolds was appointed Chief of Police in August of
2006. Since Chief Reynolds became Chief an additional vehicle, a
2008 Ford, has been added to the police fleet. The Police
department also supports a bike patrol program.
It is
the goal of the Village police department to continue to expand
our services to provide the most comprehensive police coverage
and community based programs available.
Maineville Police Department recently worked with the residents
of Salt Run subdivision to create a Neighborhood Watch program
and participates in the Project Child safe program providing
free gun locks to residents.
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NEWS from
the MAINEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT |
POSSIBLE
FRAUD - Posted by Chief John D.
Reynolds on December 5th, 2008
A Village resident called to advise that she had
received a Green card in the mail today instructing her
to call a 1-800 number and pay $ 6.95 for storage fees
(with a Visa, MasterCard or American Express) for her
FREE $ 50.00 Pearl necklace.
All residents should be cautious who they provide
information to. If an item is to be free, then it
should be free!
FAKE CHECKS - Posted by Chief
John D. Reynolds on October 21st, 2008.
On October
21st, 2008, the Maineville Police Department received a
complaint from a resident that they had received a
letter from
The Publishers Clearing House
with a check for $5,340.00. The person who received the
check was instructed to call a telephone number and make
a payment to cover handling fees before the check could
be deposited. The letter came in a plain white envelope
with a Canadian post mark.
Please be advised that the
Maineville Police Department has been in contact with
The Publishers Clearing House and it has been
confirmed that the letter and check are in deed fake. If
you receive one of these letters or checks please call
The Publishers
Clearing House at 1-800-645-9242 and report these
letters. |
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CONTACT US |
513-583-0048
513-583-0051 Fax
Dispatch
513-925-2525
911 Emergency |
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| DEPARTMENT
ROSTER |
CHIEF
John D. Reynolds
SERGEANTS
Beth Mason
Mike Herald
OFFICERS
Larry Prasuhn
Jamie Isaacs
Robert Wright
Brian McWhorter
Chad Essert
Joshua Miller
Brian Thompson
Angela Byers
CHAPLAIN
Jon Barker |
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| PLANNING A
TRIP |
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Department and ask about Vacation House Checks! |
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| PATCH
EXCHANGE |
| At the present time, the
Maineville Police Department is not participating in any patch
exchange programs. We hope to be able to participate soon.
Watch this site for information. |
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| MEMBER |
Warren County
Cybercrimes Task Force
Warren County
Drug Task Force |
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