Police

Avon Lake Police Department

The men and women of the Avon Lake Police Department are dedicated to providing professional police expertise. We are constantly seeking to expand our technical and educational capabilities along with proactive programs and cooperative community interaction. Protecting the public and providing a safe community is our primary objective. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you be in need (440) 933-4567

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Avon Lake Police Links

Alarm Permit Forms
Animal Control 
Bike Licenses
General Security & Safety Tips 
Needle & Rx Disposal 
Resources: 988 Suicide & Crisis Hotline / Addiction Services
Tickets: Parking  |  Traffic 

Transaction Safe Zone 

 
  

Kids Safety

 
NetSmartz | Provides guidance on keeping kids safe online. 
Cyber Tipline | Report suspicious activity you see on your computer or mobile device while at home or school. This includes any suspicious e-mails, instant messages, etc. 
Project ChildSafe | This program is committed to promoting firearms safety through safety education and firearm safety kits.
 

Resources

 
City of Avon Lake Codified Ordinances
AMBER Alert | National broadcast emergency response system for reporting missing persons. 
Internet Crime Complaint Center | Report online fraud and crypto scams to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and find valuable information to help keep citizens and the business community safe from cyber crimes. 
Lorain County Children Services | LCCS serves the needs of abused, neglected, and dependent children. 
Lorain County Prosecutor’s Office | The Prosecutor's office handles all felony criminal and juvenile cases in Lorain County. 
Lorain County Safe Harbor/Genesis House | 24/7 Domestic Violence Crisis Hotline 440-244-1853. Shelter for victims of domestic violence.
Lorain County Sheriff's Office | The Sheriff's Office maintains public records of sex offenders within Lorain County.
 
Victim Notification Program | The right to notification is supported by each State and the U.S. Department of Justice through the Victim Notification System (VNS) If you are seeking information about an offender that has been incarcerated, the best place to start to ensure you receive victim notification is the State's Department of Corrections