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Pemberville Police
Department
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Contact Information
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Emergency Services - 911
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Office Phone - 419-287-3250
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Mission Statement |
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The men and women of the Pemberville
Police Department are committed to
be a caring and sensitive
organization dedicated to the
concepts of personal excellence,
continuous improvement, integrity,
teamwork and service to our
community. We believe in and will
defend the dignity of all people and
desire to protect individual rights.
We aspire to contribute to the
quality of life in Pemberville by
providing understanding,
compassionate and efficient policing
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Vision Statement |
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We, the Pemberville Police
Department, are committed to
providing the highest quality of
police services to the people who
live, work and visit our Village. We
will constantly evaluate and improve
our efforts to enhance public safety
with the goal of improving the
quality of life within the Village
of Pemberville, while at the same
time maintaining respect for
individual rights and human dignity. |
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Year End Activity Reports |
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2008 Activity Report |
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Ride-A-Long Program |
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The waiver can be downloaded
here. |
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2009 Citizens Police Academy &
Volunteer Patrol |
The Citizen Volunteer Patrol is a
new program starting at the
Pemberville Police Department, in
which citizens over the age of 18
can become part of the police
department and assist the community
at the same time. Volunteers will
help the police department during
festivals and parades or as needed
by police Chief Richard Bingham.
Volunteers do not have to be
Pemberville residents, but all
volunteers are subject to background
checks. Additionally, those who wish
to become a member of the new
Pemberville Police Citizens
Volunteer Patrol will be required to
attend the Citizens Police Academy.
You do not have to become a member
of the volunteer patrol to attend
the academy.
The 2009 Citizens Police Academy
starts the first week of April.
Citizens will learn about police
firearms, investigations, radar,
laser, drug interdiction and
homeland security, plus numerous
other areas of law enforcement.
Classes involve hands-on learning
and those who attend will learn how
to use some of the tools police use.
Application are available due by
March 13
The application packet with class
dates can be downloaded
here.
For more information, contact Chief
Bingham at (419) 287-3250. |
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