LAKEMORE POLICE DEPARTMENT
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The Village of Lakemore makes the health and safety of our residents a priority. On June 2, 2025, the Village purchased replacement AED units for our Police and Fire Departments. Units will also be placed at some parks.
We want to stress the importance of knowing how to properly use these units.
We want to stress the importance of knowing how to properly use these units.
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The Lakemore Police Department has created a Community Camera Program. If you have a private video surveillance system at your home or business and want to be involved, FILL OUT THIS FORM
Worried that fraudulent activity regarding your property is happening without your knowledge? You can sign up for alerts with the Summit County Fiscal Officer HERE
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For an emergency please dial 9-1-1
Welcome back, Lakemore Police! Phone number during regular business hours is 330-733-6125 ext. 6 After hours, non-emergency Dispatch is 234-200-8777 Fax number is 234-334-7651 P.O. Box 888, Lakemore, Ohio, 44250 CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK! |
Teens with ADHD are at a higher risk for motor vehicle accidents, so ensuring their safety on the road is essential. We've created a new guide specifically for teens with ADHD, focusing on strategies, awareness, and support to help reduce potential risks while driving. Take a look:
ADHD and Driving - shamiehlaw.com/adhd-and-driving/
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Vicious Animal Ordinance
Applications are now available at the Lakemore Police Department. Collar & sign will cost $7.50 due with your application. Re-registration is an annual requirement to make sure the Village has your updated animal information.
Applications are now available at the Lakemore Police Department. Collar & sign will cost $7.50 due with your application. Re-registration is an annual requirement to make sure the Village has your updated animal information.
Introducing Text to 9-1-1
Stay Safe, Stay Connected:
If you can’t call, you can still get help. Text to 9-1-1 is available for speech or hearing impaired or in dangerous situations where speaking is unsafe. Remember, Call When You Can, Text When You Can’t. Your safety is just a text away.
Basic Requirement:
You must have a text-capable phone and a wireless service plan.
Messaging apps will not work for Text to 9-1-1 (such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, etc.)
Important Notes:
Texting may be delayed by 5 to 10 seconds.
Do not send photos or videos. 9-1-1 cannot receive them.
Do not group text or message multiple recipients.
Text to 9-1-1 is only available in some areas. If it is unavailable, you’ll receive an automatic reply instructing you to call 9-1-1.
How to Text 9-1-1:
The caller will open their Text Messages
To/Recipient: 911
Message: Exact Location and a short description of your emergency (Use plain language – no abbreviations, emojis, or slang).
Press Send and Stay on Your Phone, and do not hang up.
Help will be sent, and additional questions will be asked.
Reminders:
Texting 9-1-1 is for EMERGENCIES ONLY
For non-emergencies, call 330-899-1046
ALWAYS make a voice call to 9-1-1 if you can. Voice calls are quicker and provide better, more detailed communication.
In any emergency, your safety is our priority. Texting 9-1-1 can save lives—use it wisely, and remember--CALL WHEN YOU CAN, TEXT WHEN YOU CAN’T.
Introducing Text to 9-1-1
Stay Safe, Stay Connected:
If you can’t call, you can still get help. Text to 9-1-1 is available for speech or hearing impaired or in dangerous situations where speaking is unsafe. Remember, Call When You Can, Text When You Can’t. Your safety is just a text away.
Basic Requirement:
You must have a text-capable phone and a wireless service plan.
Messaging apps will not work for Text to 9-1-1 (such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, etc.)
Important Notes:
Texting may be delayed by 5 to 10 seconds.
Do not send photos or videos. 9-1-1 cannot receive them.
Do not group text or message multiple recipients.
Text to 9-1-1 is only available in some areas. If it is unavailable, you’ll receive an automatic reply instructing you to call 9-1-1.
How to Text 9-1-1:
The caller will open their Text Messages
To/Recipient: 911
Message: Exact Location and a short description of your emergency (Use plain language – no abbreviations, emojis, or slang).
Press Send and Stay on Your Phone, and do not hang up.
Help will be sent, and additional questions will be asked.
Reminders:
Texting 9-1-1 is for EMERGENCIES ONLY
For non-emergencies, call 330-899-1046
ALWAYS make a voice call to 9-1-1 if you can. Voice calls are quicker and provide better, more detailed communication.
In any emergency, your safety is our priority. Texting 9-1-1 can save lives—use it wisely, and remember--CALL WHEN YOU CAN, TEXT WHEN YOU CAN’T.
The Village of Lakemore is proud to present Lakemore Police Auxiliary. This auxiliary unit continues to make a big impact in our community by assisting with special events. For more information, please stop by the Lakemore Police Department during regular business hours.
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INFORMATION FROM SUMMIT COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Available in the lobby of the Lakemore Police Department