Senior citizen programs
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Division of Police
4095 Center Road
Brunswick Ohio 44212
Emergency: 911
Non-Emergency Dispatch:
330-225-9111
Police Offices and Records:
330-558-6893
Sgt. Mike Matheis
mmatheis@brunswick.oh.us
Apartment liaison
Bicycle Patrol
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Crisis Intervention Team (CIT)
Detective Bureau
Directed patrol requests
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Juvenile Diversion Board
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Mental health liaison
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US Marshals Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force
Animal Control
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Block watch
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Citizens' Police Academy
Citizens’ Police Academy application
Citizens’ Police Academy newsletter
Community Engagement Officer
Crime prevention tips
FACT (Family Assistance Coalition Team)
Finding Families
Next of Kin & ID R Kids programs
Salvation Army
Security check
Senior citizen programs
Veterans outreach
Avoiding false alarms
Codified ordinances
Compliments/complaints
Home security systems
Identity theft help
Lost and found pets
Medication drop-off
Most commonly asked questions
Parking on City streets
Pet Finder
Police reports and information requests
Residential History ADA (Disability) form
Self-Reported Incident form
Sex offenders
Victim resources
Wanted persons: Medina Municipal Court
The Division has been involved with senior citizen issues for a number of years. The Division has expanded the program through regular meetings with senior citizens at RHM Manor (formerly United Labor Tower) on Laurel Rd. in Brunswick. The program also includes School Resource Officers (because of geographical assignments) periodically checking on the well-being of senior citizens.
The Division of Police also works closely with the Medina County Office for Older Adults. Two employees of that agency are contract workers for the Medina County Job and Family Services working on Adult Protective Service issues.
The “Finding Families” program has been established where residents who are caring for an older adult with dementia, or other related issue, can register with the Division of Police.
Members of the Division of Police belong to Senior Focus and Senior Service Networks organizations that assist seniors.