Cincinnati Police – District 4
4150 Reading Rd
District 4 Non-Emergency: (513) 569-8600
North Avondale Neighborhood Officer:
Officer Allison Heiland, P0696
Direct: 513-569-8654
Additional numbers to call
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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Law and Safety Posts
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New Crosswalk on Mitchell at Roger Bacon Stadium: May 2022
Roger Bacon has a large parking lot of 200 spaces off E Mitchell Av. They currently do not allow students to park there in fear of them crossing E Mitchell Av without a crosswalk. There is a crosswalk at the intersection of E Mitchell Av and Vine St, but the […]
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Community Problem Oriented Policing: April 2022
The City of Cincinnati is offering Community Problem Oriented Policing (CPOP) and SARA training for community members. CPOP and SARA are valuable problem-solving methods that can be utilized in community work, grant applications such as the Safe & Clean grant program, place-based problem-solving projects, and community/police relations. This free training […]
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Alert to North Avondale Neighbors: November 2021
Please be aware we are experiencing a string of car break-ins and a stolen car. If you have items of value, please keep them in your trunk. Anything in clear view will encourage a car break-in. In the event your car has been ransacked or items stolen, please call the non-emergency […]