Law and Safety

Fire District 3:

513-352-2309

CALL 911 FOR FIRE EMERGENCY

4150 Reading Rd

District 4 Non-Emergency: (513) 569-8600

North Avondale Neighborhood Officer:

Officer Allison Heiland, P0696

Direct: 513-569-8654

To report a crime for insurance purposes or to simply notify the police without wanting a visit by the police, call (513) 352-2960

CALL 911 FOR POLICE EMERGENCY

CALL 765-1212 FOR NON-EMERGENCY

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City of Cincinnati Health Department The Board of Health is responsible for the promotion, protection, and maintenance of the public’s health. This responsibility may be achieved by (but is not limited to) development and enforcement of health laws, prevention of disease, education, and curative and rehabilitation activities.

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History of Cincinnati’s Citizens on Patrol Program (COPP)

The Cincinnati Citizens on Patrol Program (COPP) was proposed by several Cincinnati City Council members in 1997. The program was modeled after one in Fort Worth, Texas. City Council approved the initial use of $35,000.00 in Federal Local Law Enforcement Block Grant money for the implementation of the pilot program. The responsibility […]
Law and Safety

There has been an uptick in burglaries and thefts. Please make sure your homes are locked and nothing valuable is left in vehicles or outside your home. I have received multiple complaints regarding the president apartment complex on Greenwood Ave. Our investigators have a meeting with CHMA regarding the property […]