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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Law & Safety: September 2021
Update: Double STOP signs have been painted at the new “all stop” area, Clinton Springs and E. Mitchell. The city is going to change the corner near the stop sign to make it a sharper L shape, so it’s more difficult to roll through. The message board is going to take a […]
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Law & Safety: Summer 2021
Update: Regarding the new All Stop at Clinton Springs and E. Mitchell. The order to have the street painted STOP has been sent to the Public Service Dept. Unfortunately, they are short-staffed and have a backlog of work to complete. The custom message board is also taking longer than expected. I apologize for […]
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Law & Safety: April 2021
These signs were installed on 3/10/21.Some drivers are not adhering to the stop sign. It may be the fact that people have been driving the same streets for years and just not noticing the new signage. When the weather warms up the city is planning on having public services go […]