Police The Beachwood Police Department affirmatively promotes, preserves and delivers a feeling of security, safety and quality service to members of our community.
The Beachwood Police Department is continuously striving to improve the way we
deliver services to the community. Should you have a question, comment,
compliment or complaint we would like to hear from you. Feel free to
call, stop in or e-mail us at any time. 2700 Richmond Road
Phone: (216) 464-1234
Fax: (216) 292-1954
E-Mail: police@beachwoodohio.com
*If an emergency please call (216) 464-1234.
This email is NOT for emergencies.
Police Department Career Opportunities / Test Announcement
The Beachwood Police Department will be offering an entrance examination for the position of Police Patrol Officer on March 11, 2010. If you would like information on the examination / position, please click on the link below.
PD Ad for Police Patrol Officer (47K PDF)
Beachwood PD Test Announcement/Career Information (53K PDF)
If you have further questions regarding the examination or the testing process, please contact one of the department’s recruiters at:
Or you may call them at 216-464-2343.
2008 Annual Report
The
City of Beachwood Police Department
Annual Report 2008 (7.78MB PDF)
Security Surveys
The Beachwood Police Department is
proud to offer Security Surveys for
Residents. Trained Officers will assess
homes for ways of deterring the criminal
element.
Most Suggestions are simple and cost
effective.
Call Patrolman Roger Martin at
216.464.1234 to schedule your survey.
Reverse 911
Reverse 911 is a community-wide communication system. The Police place phone calls to a specified geographic area within the City providing residents with an important pre-recorded message. This system is mostly utilized in emergency situations. Please fill out and submit the form below to add or delete your phone number from this system. *NOTE: You must fill in the 4 digit area code extension after 44122.
City of Beachwood Reverse 911 Number Verification E-Copp Educational
Children's
On-Line
Protection
Program
E-Copp is an educational program for children and parents
on Internet safety. The program is adjusted for the audience age and offers
educational information on chat rooms, online shopping, handling unwanted e-mail
and instant messages and appropriate avenues to seek assistance with an online
problem. Children and parents learn that vigilant parental supervision is the
absolute best protection available to children surfing the net.
Victim Resource Information
Ohio Attorney General's Office
Crime Victims Services Section
Ohio Victims of Crime Compensation Program
150 E. Gay Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 466-5610
(800) 582-2877
www.ag.state.oh-us
Witness Victim Service Center
Justice Center
1215 West 3rd Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
(216) 443-7345
Crisis intervention, counseling, support, advocacy, information & referral
for victims of violent crimes
Domestic Violence Helpline
(216) 391-4357 (216-391-HELP)
Group and individual counseling for men and women from a violent
relationship, shelter, support, advocacy, legal options for abused persons
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center
Business line: (216) 619-6194
Hotline: (216) 619-6192
Counseling, advocacy for sexual abuse
Women's Center of Greater Cleveland Helpline
(216) 651-1450
Support groups, education, information and referral for women
Domestic Violence Outreach Project - YWCA
(216) 881-6878
Education and support groups for women victimized by partners and for teens
First Call For Help
(216) 436-2000
General information and referral
Child Abuse Hotline
(216) 696-KIDS
Help for child abuse and neglect
Ohio Missing Children Clearinghouse
(800) 325-5604
Westhaven Youth Shelter
(216) 941-0062
Shelter and crisis counseling for youth
Mobile Crisis Team
(216) 623-6888
24 hour services, information, and support for a psychiatric crisis
The National Center on Elder Abuse
(NCEA)
(866) 635-3748
First Call for Help
Dial 211 or (216) 436-2000
General Information and referral
Terrorism Awareness Information
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