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Clandestine Drug Lab Unit (CDLU) within BCI’s Narcotics Division to respond to reports of labs and to provide training for local law enforcement agencies. Under BCI’s Narcotics Division, CDLU responds to reports of labs and provides training for local law enforcement agencies. CDLU is staffed with agents who are trained to enter, assess and process clandestine drug production sites. The unit provides and conducts Clandestine Laboratory Safety & Awareness training. Agents from the unit conduct awareness level training throughout the state to not only first responders, but children service workers, parole and probation officers, prosecuting attorneys, civic groups and anyone else that might encounter a drug lab. Participants are told about the hazards of meth and meth production, and protocols to follow if they encounter a lab. This training is free and can be customized to fit any group. The comprehensive program has been well received and agents are now conducting over 100 classes per year.

Report drunk drivers and other highway emergencies by dialing #677. Free cellular phone service. Calls from outside the programmed area will be dispatched to that area rather than the roaming location. Clients are urged to give their physical location when outside their calling area.

Report drunk drivers and other highway emergencies by dialing #677. Free cellular phone service. Calls from outside the programmed area will be dispatched to that area rather than the roaming location. Clients are urged to give their physical location when outside their calling area.

Report drunk drivers and other highway emergencies by dialing #677. Free cellular phone service. Calls from outside the programmed area will be dispatched to that area rather than the roaming location. Clients are urged to give their physical location when outside their calling area.

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

Web page provides an opportunity for citizens to report speeding violations to the Marietta Police Department. Excessive speed contributes to a significant number of traffic crashes in the City of Marietta each year. With information from our community, we will be able to track specific areas and times speeding violations are occurring. Our Department can then direct officers to monitor traffic in these areas and take appropriate enforcement action. Citizens may also call the Marietta Police Department at 376-2007 to report speeding or other violations.

Civil and criminal traffic court; civil actions up to $15,000; jurisdiction over misdemeanors and felonies through preliminary hearings; and small claims. Serving Fairborn, Beavercreek City and Township, and Bath Township.

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.