Please use this form to report a neighborhood issue or complaint.
Please use this form to report a noise complaint that is a repeated event. For a single one-time noise complaint contact the... More… Please use this form to report a noise complaint that is a repeated event. For a single one-time noise complaint contact the non-emergency Police Department phone number at 847-459-2632.Less…
Form for residents to provide feedback regarding services provided by the Fire Department.
If you're a member of the Citizens Patrol Group and would like to make a change to the above schedule please use the form below to... More… If you're a member of the Citizens Patrol Group and would like to make a change to the above schedule please use the form below to submit your request and the website's webmaster will apply your changes as soon as possible.Less…
El programa “Regreso a Casa Seguro” es una iniciativa ofrecida por el Departamento de Policía de Wheeling, diseñado para permitir que... More… El programa “Regreso a Casa Seguro” es una iniciativa ofrecida por el Departamento de Policía de Wheeling, diseñado para permitir que los residentes compartan información sobre miembros de la familia, niños o adultos, que pueden requerir adaptaciones o servicios adicionales al interactuar con los socorristas. En particular, aquellos que tienen limitaciones verbales o no comunicativas y tienen la posibilidad de alejarse de su casa. Al inscribirse, el padre o guardian acepta proporcionar información tal como datos de identificación, contactos de emergencia, fotografía actual, diagnóstico y cualquier otra información útil que pueda ayudar a comunicarse con el participante. La esperanza es de brindar el más alto nivel de servicio y cumplir con nuestra misión de devolver a sus seres queridos sanos y salvos a casa. Comuníquese con el Sargento Giltner o el Oficial de Prevención de Crimen, Oficial Laverd, si tiene preguntas al 847-459-2632 o rgiltner@wheelingil.gov, slaverd@wheelingil.gov.Less…
Over the last several years the Wheeling Police Department like other agencies across the State of Illinois have sent officers to be... More… Over the last several years the Wheeling Police Department like other agencies across the State of Illinois have sent officers to be certified as Crisis Intervention Officers. There is a rise among the nation in calls involving people in crisis and the latest studies have shown that almost 50% of people that have a fatal encounter with Law Enforcement suffer from some sort of disability. Officers go through annual training to further their knowledge of specific disorders in hopes of identifying what they are being faced with when these split second decisions have to be made. These situations are oftentimes rapidly evolving so as in all things that we do in Law Enforcement, we strive to make ourselves better. Several programs have been developed throughout the nation in an effort to accomplish these goals, which is what we hope for with the establishment of this program. Please contact Sgt. Giltner or Ofc. Laverd if you have questions pertaining to the program at, 847-459-2632.Less…
Satisfaction Survey for services provided by the Wheeling Communications 9-1-1 Center
