Tallmadge Police Department

06/02/2026

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05/27/2026

🚲 Tallmadge Safety School 🚦

📝 Get your incoming kindergartener ready for a fun and educational week by signing up today. Registration forms are available online at tallmadgeoh.gov/SafetySchool or can be picked up in the Tallmadge Police Department lobby.

🌞 Safety School will take place August 3 through 7, morning session is FULL but afternoon session is still available.

✅ Once your forms are completed, simply return them to the Police Department and Miss Ruby will take care of the rest!

Firefighter Sandy, Officer Mike, and Officer Dave are excited to spend a fun filled week teaching your incoming kindergartener all about staying safe this summer! 🚒👮‍♂️

05/24/2026

Mattis participated in the Akron K9 challenge this weekend. He placed second in criminal apprehension and third in obedience. Several K9 teams from Summit County and surrounding counties participated in the competition, which was held at Firestone Stadium. Congratulations to Mattis and his handler Officer Ickes, we are proud of you!

This was Mattis first K9 challenge that he’s participated in.

05/18/2026

Another four legged friend decided to enjoy the beautiful weather today. This guy was found wondering on I-76. We will have him at our Police Department until 7:00 pm then Rubber City Rescue will take him.

05/18/2026

These two pups were outside enjoying the nice weather today. They were located around the 500 block of East Avenue. Both have been taken to the Summit County Animal Control.

05/14/2026

This spring and summer, the Tallmadge Fire Department and the Tallmadge Auxiliary Police are teaming up to patrol the Freedom Trail! The goal of the program is to strengthen community relations, provide medical aid if needed, and promote trail safety education.

Using one of the department’s Gator vehicles, patrols will cover the trail from Middlebury Road to Brittain Road on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 5:30–7:00 PM (weather permitting).

Along with patrolling the trail, they will also be handing out freebies for adults, kids, and even pups! 🐶

05/11/2026

National Police Week: May 10 through May 16, 2026

This week, you may notice our officers wearing mourning bands over their badges. On Thursday, our department flag will fly at half-staff.

These solemn symbols mark National Police Week, observed in honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day on May 15, a day established by President John F. Kennedy in 1962 to recognize the service and sacrifice of law enforcement officers across the nation.

This week, we pause, not just to remember names on a wall, but the lives behind the badge.

Each fallen officer was someone’s everything: a father who never missed a game, a daughter who dreamed of making her city safer, a friend whose laugh could light up a room. They ran toward danger when others ran away, not for glory, but out of duty, love, and an unshakable promise to protect.

Their sacrifice was not just brave, it was forever. And we owe them more than silence.

Let us remember. Let us honor. Let us never forget.

Chief Douglas Bohon

05/04/2026

This pup was found wandering around N. Alling Road. If you know where she belongs, please call 330-633-2181. Thank you!

04/28/2026

We’re currently finalizing our application and testing process for Full-Time Police Officers. Please keep an eye on our page and website for upcoming updates. You can also join our contact list to receive an email notification as soon as the process is posted.

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