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Mission Statement |
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The mission of the Maineville Police
Department is to provide a safe, secure atmosphere, and
enhance the quality of life in the Village Of Maineville
by working cooperatively with the public. Our mission is
to strengthen public confidence in the organization,
develop and maintain positive relations with the
community and to promote a safe and friendly community
through enforcement and education.
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513.583.0048 Option 1
513.583.0051 Fax
513.925.2525 Dispatch
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Our Values |
Hours of Operation |
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We promise to
diligently uphold the laws that protect both life and
property of the citizens of Maineville without bias or
prejudice. We pledge to conduct ourselves both
professionally and personally in ways which clearly show
that honesty and integrity are our code of honor.
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Monday - Friday (Office)
8:00 am to 4:.00 pm
Reports Available 8am-1pm Mon-Thur |
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Our Vision |
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It is the vision of
the members of the Maineville Police Department to serve
as leaders in the law enforcement community. Our
officers will strive to conduct themselves in a manner
that will set an example for all law enforcement
officers to follow.
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Police Department Staff |
VP-002
2005 Police Interceptor |
VP-003
2008 Police Interceptor |
Chief John D.
Reynolds
Lieutenant /
Asst. Chief Beth Mason |
Community Services
Vacation House Checks
Extra Patrols
Business
Registrations/Business Checks
Gun Locks
Ohio Drug Drop Box
Program
Neighborhood Watch
2012 Police Stats |
2013
Police Stats
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April 2013
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June 2013
July 2013
August 2013
September 2013
October
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November 2013
December 2013 |
Auxiliary Officers
Robert Wright
Shawn Day
Michael Weimer
Jennifer McMahon
Robert Beaumont
Scott Aronoff
John Wilson
Chad Hoeffler
Chaplain Jon Barker
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Department History |
Warren County
Police Agenies |
The Village of Maineville
Police Department established a Police department in the 1950's.
After years of operating with a Village Marshall,
Maineville appointed it's first police chief, Glenn
Frazier.
In September of 1970, The Village took the next step with the
appointment of Police Chief Joe Lane (part - time).
In 1973 the Maineville Police Department provided police
services to the residents of surrounding Hamilton
Township as well as the Village. As time went on
the Warren County Sheriff's Office returned to normal
patrols of Hamilton Township and the Village returned to
patrolling the Village exclusively. In 1997, Chief Lane
was hired 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.
Maineville continued to contract with the Hamilton Township Police Department. In
August of 2004, while still under contract with Hamilton Township,
the Village sat aside $50,000 to begin building the
new department. In January 2005, the Village of Maineville
re-established the Maineville Police Department and appointed Andrew
Roosa as Chief. The Warren County Sheriff's Office donated a
cruiser and by March of 2005, the Village began
providing routine police patrols once again.
John D. Reynolds was appointed Chief of Police in August of
2006. Since his appointment an additional vehicle, a
2008 Ford, has been added to the police fleet. Two other
vehicles were also dontated to the Village, one by the
Warren County Sheriff's Office and one by the City of
Mason. We also are the only village in the county with a
BAC DataMaster, which was also donated.
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. Maineville became a recent
participant in the Ohio Prescription Drug Drop Box
Program, providing a local drop off point for unused
medications. |
Warren County Sheriff |
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Sex Offender
Registry |
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Sheriff Sales |
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Hamilton Township Police |
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Carlisle Police |
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Clearcreek Township Police |
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Franklin |
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Harveysburg Police |
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Lebanon Police |
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Mason Police |
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Morrow Police |
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Springboro Police |
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Waynesville Police |
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Warren County Safe Communities Coalition St. Patrick's
Day Press Release |
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