One Call Now
The City of Perrysburg has contracted with One Call Now for its high-speed telephone emergency notification services. The One Call Now system gives city officials the ability to deliver pre-recorded emergency telephone notification/information messages to the entire city, as well as automated weather alerts.
We have recently switched from the CodeRed system. Unfortunately, any changes that were made with that system may not have transferred to this new notification system. We apologize for the inconvenience and recommend that you contact Diane Bishop, the Police Division Secretary at (419) 872-8000, Monday through Friday, nine o’clock AM till four o’clock PM (9AM-4PM) to give your information over the phone. Or, you may click on the link and sign up via the website. A call will still need to be made to opt into the weather alerts. Signing up on the website does NOT sign a resident up for weather alerts. Required information includes first and last name, address, primary phone number, and any additional phone numbers (optional).
One Call Now gives those who want to be included an easy and secure method for doing so. The information will only be used for emergency notification purposes. Questions should be directed to the Perrysburg Police Division (419)872-8000. Anyone that does not wish to receive a One Call Now alert can opt out by downloading and mailing the attached form to:
Perrysburg Police Division
330 Walnut St.
Perrysburg, Ohio 43551
D.A.R.E. Program
In January 1991 the Perrysburg Police Division under the authority of then-chief Robert Stienline brought the D.A.R.E. program to the Perrysburg City Schools. The first D.A.R.E. officer and former Chief of Police Nelson Evans first incorporated the program as an academic class in the five elementary schools.
The D.A.R.E. Program was initially started in California as a 17-week program. During that time students not only learn about dangerous drugs but also how to deal with the pressures to use drugs and ways to say no. Over the years DARE has changed to a 10 week program and has also incorporated lessons on gangs and violence.
RUOK? Program
The R-U-OK program is offered by the Perrysburg Police Division free of charge. This is a computer generated phone call to check on any resident once per day. The time of the phone call is determined by you. If you don't answer your phone within a short period of time the computer contacts the police dispatcher and we send an officer out to check on the resident.
If you are interested please fill out the online form. If you have any questions please call 419-872-8001.
Vacation Notice
Vacation Notice is available to all city residents. If you are leaving the city for a few days we will enter information about your house into our database. In the event of an emergency the police division will notify the people you have designated to help us check your house. Please fill out the form or contact the Perrysburg Police Division at 419-872-8001.
Safety Town
Safety Town is a co-operative program between Perrysburg Police Division and the Perrysburg Board of Education. This is designed for children entering Kindergarten and if space permits, entering the first grade, within the Perrysburg School District only. The Safety Town classes are two hours in length, running Monday-Friday, the second week of June, lasting two weeks. Morning session is from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. and the afternoon session is from 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. There is a fee for this program to cover the cost of snacks and materials. Please print and fill out the form below to enroll your child in Safety Town. Application and specific dates will be available in the Spring.
2010 Safety Town Registration
Records Section
Certain records are available for a minimum cost to the public. Accident reports can be faxed for free. All other reports need to have the request form filled out and approved before the information can be released. The request forms may be picked up at the police station.
Bicycle Safety
Once per year the bicycle safety program is offered to children ages 8-12. This will be offered this summer. We will advise the exact date and times. Watch here for further updates!
Perrysburg Police Talks
Perrysburg Police Officers are available to give talks to groups on a variety of topics. If you would like to have an officer speak to your group please contact the Perrysburg Police Division at 419-872-8001.
Perrysburg Police Foundation
Founded after the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center, The Perrysburg Police Foundation is a 501c3 non-profit organization, dedicated to providing funds and charity to aid those in the field of law enforcement and their families in time of need, as well as providing funds for local education and training projects, such as Safety Town and the DARE program.
Become part of a lasting legacy of local history and memory. Purchase a brick inscribed with your name and/or message for the walkway located on the east side of the Perrysburg Police station. Your brick will create a lasting mark that will be seen by all who visit. An order form has been attached below.
Foundation Brick Order Form
Fingerprinting
Perrysburg Police Division provides electronic finerprinting during designated hours. The service is provided through WebCheck for backgrounds through BCI and/or FBI. There is a fee of $30.00 for a single check and $60.00 for both BCI and FBI. Please bring the completed Webcheck Request Form that is available below, or one can be obtained upon arrival at the Police Station.
Webcheck Request Form
Hours:
Tuesday - Thursday
10am - 2pm
6pm - 8pm
Saturday
10am - 12pm