Deerfield Police Department
850 Waukegan Rd. .................................................................................911 General Information.......................................................................945-8636 Chief of Police: John J. Sliozis
In recent years, Deerfield has seen significant growth in the business and commercial community. Similarly, the Deerfield Police Department has also grown to meet the increased demands for service.
The Police Department was recognized as a national accredited agency by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) in July, 2005 and reaccredited in 2011. The department had to comply with 446 written CALEA standards which cover every aspect of law enforcement policies, procedures, practices and operations.
The Police Department consists of a total of 54 employees; 39 police officers – one Chief, two Deputy Chiefs, nine Supervisors, 27 Officers – and 15 civilians, including eight Dispatchers, and two Social Workers. The Police Department communication center also provides dispatch services for the Bannockburn Police Department.
The department is equipped with modern communication services, including “Enhanced 911” and a system linking the patrol cars to police, state and national computer banks using in-car terminals. Other equipment used includes: radar units, breath-testing instruments and crime suspect composite drawing kits.
In addition, the department is a member of the Northern Illinois Police Crime Laboratory, the Northern Illinois Police Alarm System, the Lake County Metropolitan Enforcement Group (a drug enforcement group composed of officers from state, county and several municipal departments), the Lake County Major Crime Task Force (an investigative task force providing experienced criminalists and evidence technicians), and the Lake County Gang Task Force (a multi-jurisdictional response team consisting of trained gang specialists).
The mission for every member of the Deerfield Police Department is to consistently seek and find ways to affirmatively promote, preserve and deliver a feeling of security, safety and quality service to members of our community.
Bannockburn Police Department
2275 Telegraph Rd. ................................................................................911 General Information.......................................................................945-8490 Chief of Police: Ronald D. Price
The Bannockburn Police Department maintains a staff of seven full-time and seven part-time officers that provide 24-hour police protection and service to our residents. The department also has one state certified German Shepherd used for drug detection, locating lost and missing individuals and criminal suspects throughout Lake County. The department is recognized by the Illinois Traffic Safety Challenge as having one of the best traffic programs in the state. The department also offers child car seat inspections and Railroad safety instruction through “Operation Lifesaver.” Bannockburn officers work continuously on fund raising events that help contribute to the Illinois Special Olympics, our holiday Shop-With-A-Cop program, and our DARE program that reaches into the 5th through 8th grades. Programs involving
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Riverwoods Police Department
845 Saunders Rd., Riverwoods ................................................................... 911 General Information.............................................................................945-1130 Chief of Police: Bruce M. Dayno
Created October 31, 2001, the Riverwoods Police Department is a full- service, twenty-four hour agency, comprised of 17 full and part-time officers and 2 records administrators. The Department is equipped with the latest technology, including Automatic External Defibrillators (AED) in every squad car, “enhanced 911”, and access to local, state and national databases through in-car computers. The Department is prepared to respond to critical incidents and is supported through memberships to the Lake County Major Crimes Task Force (comprised of experienced investigators and crime scene technicians), the Northeastern Illinois Regional Crime Laboratory, the Lake County Major Crash Assistance Team and the Illinois Law Enforcement Alarm System (Mutual Aid). The mission of the Riverwoods Police Dept. is to enhance the quality of life while providing a safe and secure environment for all persons within the Village. Members are dedicated to acting in partnership with the community to provide professional, high quality service.
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