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Dispatches officers to the scene of a crime in progress or a police emergency incident (call 911). Also dispatches police officers to the scene of incidents where citizens need non emergency police services

Provide victims of identity theft a wallet sized card that they can use to help restore their lives. Educate to recover their good names. Under the PASSPORT program, victims reporting identity theft to local authorities will be given step-by-step information about how to alert creditors to fraudulent activity in their names.

Responsible for the enforcement of City Codes. Investigates potential code violations in the follow areas: housing code, zoning code, nuisance abatement code, graphics code, and health, sanitation and safety code.

Accepts reports of fraud, scams, and bad business practices. Enters reports into a nationwide database that is available to federal, state, and local law enforcement.

Provides traffic court, both civil and criminal, original jurisdiction over any civil action within service area up to $10,000; total jurisdiction over the commission of any misdemeanor within its service area; jurisdiction over felonies up to the preliminary hearing stage; small claims court (citizen-filed claims under $2,000); and performs marriages.

Provides anonymous crime-reporting hotlines.

Toledo Police Department works in conjunction with the Crime Stopper Program to gather reported criminal activity from anonymous community tips.

Provides investigation of all types of consumer scams, along with one on one assistance to support residents who lose money or info to scams. Will attempt dispute resolution, including mediation with the parties (consumer and business), including debt collection abuses, home repair companies auto sales and car repairs, store pricing, appliance warranty issues, and other complaints related to specific business interactions with consumers. The agency can/will refer a complaint or a violation to the county prosecutor, Ohio attorney general, Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, or other appropriate agencies with jurisdiction over the complaint. May also enforce violations through civil actions.

Provides an anonymous tip line so students and adults can anonymously share information with school officials and law enforcement about threats to student safety. Calls are answered by analysts in the state's Homeland Security's Threat Assessment and Prevention (TAP) Unit.

Conducts complaint investigations for junk motor vehicles on private property, unlicensed vehicles on private property, and parking vehicles in the building set back. Also conducts complaint investigation and enforcement for seasonal high grass/weeds complaints, sidewalk and right-of-way obstructions/encumbrances, signage and postings in public right-of-way, graffiti on public and private property.

Dispatches officers to the scene of a crime in progress or a police emergency incident (call 911) also services non emergency calls.

Preserves the peace while protecting the lives and property of people in Beavercreek. This includes the enforcement of all laws and ordinances, preventing crimes, investigating criminal activities.

Offers an anonymous hotline to report concerns over bullying, behaviors and threats to property or individuals, bomb threats, and other concerns for safety and well-being.

Handles reports of harmful or potentially harmful issues or events that would affect students and schools in the Parma City School District. Calls are confidential and callers may remain anonymous.

Drug Tip Line is provided for callers to place reports of drug activities.

Offers cash rewards of up to $1,000 for anonymous tips on crimes in Newark, Granville, Heath and surrounding areas. The ultimate goal is two fold: to offer rewards for apprehension of criminals and to focus on crime as a problem that must be continually addressed by the community. Each caller is guaranteed anonymity with various codes and keywords used for identification purposes and rewards are offered in cash.

Dispatches officers to the scene of a crime in progress or a police emergency incident (call 911).

The Mercer County Sheriff offers general crime reporting.

Accepts reports of suspected public assistance fraud. Tips may be anonymous or the caller may leave contact information if they wish to be contacted. (NOTE: The FRAUD Department will not be following up with the caller/reporter regarding the outcome of an investigation. Case Confidentiality rules still apply)

Contact an investigator when you suspect someone is abusing the use of public assistance. Callers do NOT have to give their names and have anonymity when reporting public assistance fraud/abuse. Investigators encourage the public to report any suspected abuse of public assistance which can include the following unreported situations: - Employment - Living Arrangements - Recipients of Social Security, Unemployment, Workers Comp - Insurance Settlements - Ownership of real estate, rental properties, vehicles, campers, boats, etc. - Absent parents living in the home - Children leaving home.

Provides reporting and investigation of violations of United States federal statutes in a number of areas, including anti-terrorism (domestic/international) activities. Also investigates mortgage fraud (falsifying documents--includes false property appraisals, false statements regarding income and other personal facts, etc. when applying for a home loan), kidnapping, bank robberies, Internet crime, organized crime, hate crimes, and public corruption. Mortgage fraud investigation is part of a task force with the county prosecutor and other law enforcement officials. Internet crime is any illegal activity involving one or more components of the Internet (chat rooms, web sites, and/or e-mail).

Accepts reports of suspected welfare fraud regarding services provided by this agency such as: Ohio Works First (OWF), Food Stamps/SNAP, Medicaid, Childcare Assistance, and/or Prevention, Retention, Contingency (PRC). Can provide assistance and guidance in regard to identity theft for those who suspect that another person is fraudulently using their benefits (for example, stealing their SNAP benefits). Will also accept reports of other fraudulent activity such as lying on an application, selling benefits for cash, or retailer lying on an application to rejoin the SNAP program after being disqualified. Tips may be anonymous if the caller wishes.

Offers crime prevention and safety programs in the areas of: fraud protection, child abuse prevention, juvenile delinquency prevention.

Provides general assistance and information for victims including child exploitation, human trafficking, local resources, and more. Serves as a streamlined access point for victims to report abuse in ICE detention centers, information on detainee’s or inmate’s custody status or case outcome, and provides general assistance and information to victims. -Detention Reporting and Information Line (DRIL) -Victim Notification System Access -Victim Assistance Support