Hartville Police Department

Hartville Police Department Village of Hartville Police Department, Stark County Ohio

SCHOOL STARTS BACK August 18th: School zones will be strictly enforced. Help protect our children and pay extra special ...
08/14/2026

SCHOOL STARTS BACK August 18th: School zones will be strictly enforced. Help protect our children and pay extra special attention.
High/Middle School 6:45 AM to 8:00 AM and 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Elementary School 8:10 AM to 9:10 AM and 3:15 PM to 3:50 PM

Rules for schools Bus Stops:
In the state of Ohio, you must stop when driving from either direction (does not apply to multiple-lane or divided highways) until the children are safely off the street and the school bus lights stop flashing. The yellow flashing lights signal you to slow down and prepare to make a complete stop. When the red-light flashes, your vehicle must be fully stopped, even if the "stop sign" arm is not extended on the side of the bus.

You must stop in both directions on a two-lane road

On a road with fewer than four lanes, all traffic approaching a stopped school bus from either direction must stop at least 10 feet from the front or rear of the bus and remain stopped until the bus begins to move or the bus driver signals motorists to proceed. According to Ohio traffic laws, motorists can receive up to a $500 fine and possible suspended license for up to a year for failure to stop. If the bus is stopped on a street with four or more lanes, only traffic proceeding in the same direction as the bus must stop.

08/11/2026

⚠️FULL SCALE SAFETY DRILL INFO⚠️

⚡Date: Wednesday, August 12th
⚡Time: 7:30am - 11:30am
⚡Where: Lake Middle High School
⚡First Responders: Stark County Sheriff's Office, Hartville Police Department, Uniontown Police Department OHIO, Hartville Fire Department, Uniontown Fire Department, Greentown Volunteer Fire Department

Please Note: This is designed to be a realistic drill, but, does not involve students. Lake Local Schools thanks its staff members, first responders, community partners, and neighboring organizations for supporting this safety initiative.

Today is the day for the Cruisen’ for Critters!! Come on out today between 9:AM and 1:PM, support the Stark County Human...
06/27/2026

Today is the day for the Cruisen’ for Critters!! Come on out today between 9:AM and 1:PM, support the Stark County Humane Society & Hartville Police K9 Unit… we have Raffles, Show Cars, Food Trucks and demos by K9 Titus!!

Lost Phone, Manda your phone was found on Geib Ave.  Please contact us to get it back
06/23/2026

Lost Phone, Manda your phone was found on Geib Ave. Please contact us to get it back

06/22/2026

UPDATE: Power has been restored and our main phone line is working 330-877-2500. The office phone is still down

the police department has no power or phones. Please call the Stark County Sheriff’s Office 330-430-3800 to reach the police department

PARENTS:  This should help you decide if the category of e-bike.  If it does not fit all the requirements then it is a m...
06/09/2026

PARENTS: This should help you decide if the category of e-bike. If it does not fit all the requirements then it is a motorcycle requiring license and motorcycle endorsement to ride on the road. If you want help with it. Bring your bike to the PD and I will help you.

06/08/2026

We’d like to extend a special thank you to the Hartville Ohio Lions Club for the delicious BBQ dinners you delivered to the Police Department yesterday. Your kindness was greatly appreciated by all of our officers!

06/08/2026

WARNING PARENTS: We are seeing a big increase in children riding e-bikes and e-motorcycles. Most are not wearing any safety equipment and not watching out for vehicles or pedestrians. Are E-bikes Safe for Kids?

E-bikes are not considered safe for kids. Research shows that e-bikes can be more dangerous than regular bikes. They cause a higher number of injuries (and more severe ones) and deaths than regular bikes. One reason is that they travel at much higher speeds.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) reports that in the five years between 2017 and 2022 e-bikes accounted for:

about 53,000 emergency room (ER) visits (and likely more not treated in the ER)
104 deaths
As a result, the CPSC says that e-bikes are not recommended for kids younger than age 9.

For kids ages 9 to 12, they should not operate anything that travels faster than 10 mph, as higher speeds are linked to injuries. Since most e-bikes can reach speeds much higher than this, it’s not a good idea for kids this age to ride e-bikes, either.

We want the kids to enjoy their summer, but we don't want them hurt. We have now received 2 videos of kids riding e-bikes unsafely. Parents, please supervise the young kids especially when riding around traffic.

Thank you New Leaf Veterinary Clinic for the snacks and drinks in application of police week.
05/14/2026

Thank you New Leaf Veterinary Clinic for the snacks and drinks in application of police week.

05/13/2026

Council Seat Open
The Village of Hartville has a seat open on council. Council meets twice a month, the second and fourth Mondays. They also have committee meetings as needed. In order to be eligible, you must be a resident of the Village of Hartville and have lived here for at least one year. If you are interested in what happens in the community and want to make a difference, send or bring a letter of interest and resume to village hall at 202 W Maple Street, Hartville OH 44632 or email to [email protected].
If you have further questions or if you would like to talk to members of council their contact information is on our website: www.hartvilleoh.com
Deadline for resumes is May 22nd.

Address

650 S. Prospect Avenue Suite 200
Hartville, OH
44632

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