Saline Police Department

10/21/2026

10/21/2026

Come on over to the Saline Main Street Trunk or Treat Event tonight. Saline Police Department is supporting Toy Story 5 this year! Come check out the costumes, the fun and as much candy as you can eat! 🍬 🎃 🧹

10/15/2026

As Chief of Police, I’m often asked how we can raise awareness and strengthen education around domestic violence in our community. Attending events at SafeHouse Center is one way to learn more about intimate partner violence and discover the resources and tools available to support survivors.

I encourage anyone interested to take the opportunity to learn. An informed community is better equipped to recognize when someone may need help and connect them with support. An educated community is a resourceful community.

10/14/2026

10/05/2026

Help me find my way home. This fella was found at E. McKay and N. Ann Arbor. If you know where his parents are please let them know he is at the Saline Police Department. If you're missing your fur baby contact Washtenaw Metro-Dispatch at 734 994-2911. 🐶 🐕

09/29/2026

Come JOIN us for a GREAT CAUSE! Sunday, October 11, 2026. Begins at 9:00 AM at Duderstadt Center, 2281 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI.

Register here: www.purplerunannarbor.org

09/12/2026

Honoring the Trailblazers and Protectors of Saline this National Policewomen's Day 💙🚓

Today, September 12, 2026, on National Policewomen Day, we pause to honor and celebrate the remarkable women who dedicate their lives to protecting and serving our community. Law enforcement requires immense courage, unwavering commitment, and selfless sacrifice—qualities that the women of the Saline Police Department demonstrate every single day.

Progress is built on the shoulders of pioneers. We extend our deepest gratitude to:

Jeanne Hess, Saline’s first female officer, who paved the way for future generations.

Retired Sergeant Bridget Seames, Saline’s first female command officer, whose leadership broke key barriers in local law enforcement.

Chief Marlene Radzik, Saline’s first female Chief of Police, who continues to lead with strength, integrity, and passion—showing the next generation of female leaders that no ceiling is unbreakable.

We also want to express our heartfelt appreciation for Officer Schoeneich and Officer Sieja, who play a vital role in keeping Saline safe, engaged, and supported every day.

Officer Schoeneich highlights the deeply human element of policing. Whether stepping up to aid victims of domestic incidents with care or participating in community initiatives—such as the recent "Stuff a Bus" school supply drive—her efforts focus on both protecting residents and directly supporting families in need.

Officer Sieja, having served as both a patrol officer and a School Resource Officer, brings strong enthusiasm and commitment to the department. Beyond routine patrol work, she has been instrumental in protecting local youth and handling complex investigations with diligence to keep our youth and community safe.

Saline Police Department is proud to foster equality, empowerment, and excellence in public safety. To all the women in uniform—past, present, and future—thank you for your dedication, bravery, and service to our city.

09/03/2026

Good afternoon,

The Saline Area Fire Department, HazMat, the Saline Police Department, and EGLE were at Curtiss Park earlier this afternoon to investigate a suspicious substance in the river. A caller reported an oily substance exiting the storm outlet in Curtiss Park. The Department of Public Works responded to assist in locating the source, and although samples were taken, we have not yet identified the source of this oily substance.

At this point, we cannot determine a point of origin either, but DPW is tracking storm drains and related issues. It appears to be contained within a small area, and we are working with the agencies above to identify the source of the oily substance and mitigate it. We have determined that it came from uphill to the east.