Police

Police Department:

Emergencies: 911

Non-emergency Phone Number: 419.531.4211

Services

Request a House Check

The Police Department provides a free vacation watch program for residents. An officer will periodically check the exterior of your home while you're gone. Register below.

Request a House Check

Traffic Crash Report

Reports are available online for dates after January 1, 2015.

Traffic Crash Report

Offense Report Request

Copies of reports are available upon request. We ask that you provide as much information as possible so we can quickly process your request (date, time, report number, party invo...

Order a House Number Sign

Reflective house number signs can be purchased through the Village for $25. These signs help visitors and emergency services locate your house. Click to see samples and order.

Employment Opportunities

The Ottawa Hills Police Department maintains an ongoing eligibility list for the position of full-time police officer. Click below for more information.

Employment

Register a Bike

To register, click for a form, stop by the police department, or call 419-531-4211 to have an officer stop by. Info needed: bike brand, size, color, and serial number.

Pay a Traffic/Criminal Citation

Traffic and Criminal citations may be paid be clicking the link below to the Toledo Municipal Court.

Pay Ticket

No Solicitors Sign

No soliciting signs are available to residents at no cost. By ordinance, signs are required to prohibit solicitors at your home. An officer will deliver the sign to you.

Report Bullying

The Lucas County Sheriff's Office, in conjunction with local schools and law enforcement, has established an anti-bullying hotline.

File Bullying Report

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Police Department

The Ottawa Hills Police Department is led by Police Chief and Village Administrator John Wenzlick. Chief Wenzlick partners with Deputy Police Chief Gregg Estok to lead a team of 12 certified full-time police officers.

The police department is staffed 24 hours per day, and has a full-time detective, a civilian police administrative assistant, and a school crossing guard. The Village Police Department is dedicated to community-based policing. We are equipped and trained to handle a wide range of law enforcement issues that may arise in the Village. We pride ourselves in providing a strong sense of security to our residents. Fair and consistent law enforcement is a key characteristic of our department.

Our officers have a strong relationship with the community. Due to the size of the Village, we are able to offer a high level of service beyond basic law enforcement. Ottawa Hills officers are very visible in the schools, attend community wide events throughout the year, provide vacation house watch services, teach Safety Village and DARE, and sponsor several events for Village residents.

2020 Annual Report