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Register for Course here: INTRODUCTION TO CRIME PREVENTION The Ohio Crime Prevention Association will be hosting a three-day Introduction to Crime Prevention Course for sworn and non-sworn professionals interested in beginning crime prevention initiatives or those interested in refreshing their knowledge. Effective Crime Prevention has been seen as a key strategy in reducing crime and violence in our communities. This comprehensive course … Read More

Join Richmond Heights and Euclid Police on Saturday, December 18 from 1:30 – 3:30 at C.E. Orr Ice Arena for ice skating with police officers.

On Friday, August 13 at 12:18 p.m. the temperature was 86 degrees outside. A mother loading her vehicle accidentally locked her keys inside the car with her baby strapped into her car seat in the back. At 10 minutes an 86 degree temperature can reach 104 degrees inside a car. The mother called Euclid Police who responded and rescued the … Read More

Willoughby Hills Police Department Chief Naegele received an OCPA license plate from John DiPietro of OCPA. WHPD is hosting a crime prevention specialist training offered by the Ohio Crime Prevention Association OCPA District 3 Representatives Bruce Felton from Solon and Kate McLaughlin from Euclid were on hand to greet participants and talk about our involvement in the OCPA! Join Ohio … Read More

The City of Euclid Police Department is accepting applications and resumes for the position of police officer, lateral entry, with a salary range of $66,882- $74,638 plus excellent benefits and 16 paid holidays. Base salary does not include initial uniform allowance of $2,300, yearly uniform allowance/maintenance of $1750 per year, or longevity bonus (2.5% after 5 years). Must have minimum … Read More

Using every available resource can assist Euclid Police Officers in helping to solve crimes.  Residents who have security cameras installed can help the investigation by providing their video footage to police when a crime occurs in their neighborhood.  But how would police know if you have a security camera installed?  Often, officers walk to each home and look for installed … Read More

The Federal Trade Commission launched ReportFraud.ftc.gov, a new website that makes it easy for people to report fraud, scams, and bad business practices. (The site is also available in Spanish at ReporteFraude.ftc.gov.)

Euclid Police Department respects the 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms. However, when not in immediate possession, the weapon must be stored securely and responsibly.  Properly storing firearms is a responsibility every gun owner should take seriously.  Leaving a handgun inside a dresser drawer or closet is not safe or secure, and storing handguns inside the glovebox or … Read More

Because of the pandemic many in-person police programs had to be canceled. However, Euclid Police have created a Safety Town Online program that any parent, grandparent or caregiver can do with the child. Safety Town is designed for children who are entering Kindergarten. Students learn The Pledge of Allegiance and 10 safety lessons in this program, and get a certificate … Read More

Community Policing Specialist and Crime Analyst Kate McLaughlin reads On Sally Perry’s Farm for Books with Badges. There’s a surprise ending…what do you think it is?

POLICE OFFICER LATERAL ENTRY CITY OF EUCLID The City of Euclid Police Department is accepting applications and resumes for the position of police officer, lateral entry, with a salary range of $67,221 – $71,000 (including proficiency bonus and uniform allowance not included in base salary), plus excellent benefits and 16 paid holidays. Base salary does not include longevity bonus (2.5% … Read More

Today’s Books with Badges episode features Sgt. Will Brooks reading Police Hurrying! Helping! Saving! Both his sound effects and commentary make the story delightful!

Officer Dan Ferritto reads Arthur’s Chicken Pox.

Our next edition of “Books with Badges” Officer Don Ivory #19 reads “Just Going to the Dentist”.

Today’s edition of “Books with Badges” is with Officer Steve Shubert who reads “Growing Up Buckeye”. We hope you all enjoy! Please make sure to like and subscribe to our YouTube channel as well!