City of Munroe Falls: General Information

Police - General Information

Mission Statement

The mission of the Munroe Falls Police Department is to assist our residents in living safe, healthy, and secure lives by reducing exposure to crime, promoting safe highways, and encouraging citizen involvement in fulfilling this mission. policeCar

Neighborhood Watch Groups

The police department works with the following neighborhood watch groups in an effort to solve and detour crime unique to each group's area.

North side Neighborhood Watch Group

Guise Park Neighborhood Watch Group

River Park Home Owner's Association Group

Gunlocks

FREE gunlocks are available for residents of the City. They can be picked up at the Police gunlock2 Department between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Two types are available; trigger or cable.

Records Information

Report copies may be viewed or obtained from the Police Records Clerk Monday through Friday, except holidays, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

There is a charge of 5 cents per page. Photos, if available, are $1.00 each.

Fingerprints

There is a $5.00 charge per card for fingerprints for residence of Munroe Falls and a $15.00 per card charge for all non-residents.

Summit County Sex Offenders

Missing and Exploited Children

Senior Safety

How to Avoid Identity Theft:

Keep your credit cards out of sight until the cashier needs to swipe it.

When in line to purchase goods or services, do not leave the credit card on the counter; identity thieves could take a picture of it with a cell phone camera.

When shopping on the Internet, never give out personal information unless it is a secure website. Secure sites can be identified by use of "https:" in their address or a padlock lock symbol is displayed in your browser.

Do not respond to e-mails asking for bank account or Social Security numbers. Legitimate business will never ask to "verify" someone's account or personal information unless the caller initiates the communication.

Make sure bills and other financial documents are shredded before throwing them away. What most people consider trash, thieves consider gold.

Use secure mailboxes. Criminals can steal bill payments from someone's mailbox before the letter carrier picks them up.

What to do if your identity is stolen

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