Police

Police Department

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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the North Ridgeville Police Department is to work in alliance with our citizens in providing professional services that will enhance the quality of life for this community. We believe that this is best accomplished through the fair and impartial application of the law administered in a caring and responsible manner.

Department Contacts:

Chief Michael Freeman	Police Chief
Eleni Douzos	Admin. Secretary to Chief of Police
Captain Greg Petek	Operations Officer
Lieutenant Tony Lee	Detective Bureau Commander
Lieutenant Matt Gorski	Platoon A Dayshift Commander
Lieutenant Vince Abt	Platoon B Dayshift Commander
Lieutenant Pat West	Platoon A Nightshift Commander
Lieutenant Brian Barens	Platoon B Nightshift Commander
Beth Moher	Records Custodian

Recent News

Archived News

Longbow/Crossbow Deer Hunting Land Registration Underway for 2024-2025

For those wishing to register their land for the 2024-2025 longbow/crossbow deer hunting season in the city of North Ridgeville (starting September 28, 2024 and ending February 2, 2025) you will need to submit the required land registration application to the Police Department by mail: North Ridgeville Police Department, 7070 Ranger Way, North Ridgeville, OH 44039 or by email to [email protected]. For more information and to download the forms, visit the Police Department webpage.

Now Accepting Applications for Lateral Transfer Patrol Officer

North Ridgeville is now accepting applications for Lateral Transfer Patrol Officer. For more information, click here.

Hyundai Steering Wheel Locks Now Available

The North Ridgeville Police Department in partnership with Hyundai has free steering wheel locks for residents that own or lease a Hyundai vehicle produced prior to November 2021 with proof of ownership.

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North Ridgeville Police Department Partners With Ring

In an effort to better communicate with our community the North Ridgeville Police Department is happy to announce that we have partnered with Ring, the popular Amazon video-doorbell company.

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Special Needs and Wandering Alert Form

The North Ridgeville Police Department is launching a Special Needs and Wandering Alert Form to better meet the needs of residents with autism, dementia, or other special needs that police, fire and EMS should be alerted to. This will provide emergency services with valuable information about residents who may have difficulty communicating during a crisis situation, or who are reported missing.

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