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Bedford Heights Police Department

The Bedford Heights Police Department is committed to serving and protecting our residents.

06/14/2026

Somebody left this handsome fella behind a vacant house. Let’s find him a good home or else he’ll have to work Friday night. K-9 Rex got the day off.

05/13/2026

Come down and check us out!!

05/04/2026

This past Friday members of the Bedford Heights Police Department attended the Columbus School Career Fair. Students had the opportunity to view exhibits and interact with a number of professionals. We enjoy being apart of our youth’s future.

04/16/2026

Heavily flooded areas: Kimberly Rd & Randolph Rd. Also major flooding on Bear Creek Dr. please avoid these areas if possible. Parking on the street is acceptable. Park on the opposite side of the street where the fire hydrants are located. Contact (440)439-1234 to report down power lines in the street or walkways.

04/14/2026

We are celebrating our Unseen Unsung heroes! 911 Dispatchers are widely considered the "unseen and unsung heroes" of law enforcement. As first responders they are the vital link between the public, Police officers and Fire Department. They often manage high stress and life or death situations from behind a headset. Bedford Heights Dispatchers answer 100,000 plus calls for service each year. These are the professionals that provide 24/7 service to the community.

04/01/2026

New Bedford Heights P.D parking ticket generator hits the streets today!
*If you even thought this was real for a second. Seek help*

03/13/2026

Today Mayor Phillip Stevens swore in Patrolman Franklin Brooks. Officer Brooks joined our department with prior Law Enforcement experience. Let’s welcome Officer Brooks to the team!

02/02/2026

We are saddened by the passing of former Lieutenant Jerry Bascombe. Lieutenant Bascombe proudly served the residents of Bedford Heights from September 1974 through September 2010. During his 36 years of dedicated service, he held the positions of patrolmen, sergeant, and ultimately Lieutenant. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. Rest in peace, Jerry.

01/30/2026

Today, Mayor Phillip Stevens swore in Patrolman Samuel Pelsnik to the position of Sergeant. We wish Sergeant Pelsnik great success in his new role.

01/26/2026

‼️Traffic Advisory‼️
I think we all can agree the weather outside is not ideal when you have work tomorrow. You can help contribute toward traffic safety by giving yourself a reasonable amount of time to clean the snow off your car. And prepare to leave 15-20 minutes early to give yourself time for traffic delays. When temperatures are below 32 degrees and snow and ice have accumulated on the ground it makes roads very difficult to drive on. Drive for the conditions and drive slow. As always Drive safe.

Address

5661 Perkins Road
Bedford Heights, OH
44146

Telephone

+14404391234

Website

http://bedfordheights.gov/

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