Wyoming Police, Ohio

06/18/2026

Touch a Truck is a week away! Come on down to the Wyoming Business District on Thursday, June 25 from 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Kids of all ages get to explore a wide variety of trucks up close, get sprayed by the fire truck, honk horns, sit on a backhoe, jump aboard several trucks, check out the inside of an ambulance and a police car, and much more!

DJ Soloman will be spinning some tunes too!

05/29/2026

UPDATE: Owner has been found!

This handsome boy was found having a good ole time in backyards on Hilltop and Circlewood. If you know where he belongs please call the Wyoming Police Department at 513-821-0141. Let’s get him back home!

05/20/2026

LOCATION HAS MOVED... please join us on Tuesday, June 16th between 11a-5p at the donor bus which will be parked in the lot behind Gilligan's Brewery at 400 Wyoming Ave. in Wyoming.

05/14/2026

This beautiful little girl was found on Compton Rd. If you know where she belongs, please call the Wyoming Police Dept at 513-821-0141

05/12/2026

During National Police Week, we proudly honor and thank the dedicated officers of our own Wyoming Police Department as well as law enforcement officers across our nation.
Thank you for keeping our neighborhoods safe, supporting families in times of need, and standing watch over our community. We are grateful for your service, your dedication, and the countless ways you make a difference every day.
National Police Week 💙🚔 🇺🇸

04/30/2026

The Wyoming Police Department has received multiple complaints about electric toy vehicles riding in fields causing damage as well as on sidewalks affecting pedestrians.

We would like to remind everyone that e-bikes can only be ridden on paths set for bicycles, but dirt bikes, like the one in the picture are prohibited. These rules are in place to keep everyone safe and protect our parks and roadways.

04/29/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨

Residents are advised to be cautious of fraudulent notices claiming to be from an Ohio court demanding immediate payment. These documents are NOT legitimate and are designed to pressure individuals into making quick payments through unofficial links or QR codes.

Some common red flags include:
• References to a “Municipal Court of the County of Franklin,” which is not a legitimate court designation
• Generic language referencing multiple unrelated violations
• Urgent phrases such as “FINAL NOTICE” or “IMMEDIATE ACTION REQUIRED”
• Requests for payment through QR codes or unofficial websites
• Lack of clear, verifiable court contact information

Please remember:
• Courts do not issue random payment demands through QR codes or unofficial payment methods.
• Law enforcement agencies will not notify you by text message, email, or letter that you have a warrant.

If you receive a suspicious notice, do not respond or submit payment. Instead, contact your local police department directly using a verified phone number or official website.

04/23/2026

04/17/2026

Earlier today a couple of our officers and one of our
Public Works employees helped rescue a dog from a sewer grate. The dog has been reunited with its owner. Thanks to Zach Wagner on Public Works for helping us rescue this dog!

04/14/2026

We will be at Upcycle Day THIS SATURDAY (April 18) from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. at the Middle School Parking Lot. We will be doing our Drug Take Back program. You can safely dispose of any expired or no longer needed medications at Upcycle Day. We will accept all of your unwanted medication and have it correctly disposed of.