CHIPPEWA TOWNSHIP PATROL
SHERIFF





FOR AN EMERGENCY DIAL 9-1-1 (see notes at bottom of this page)

              FOR OTHER CALLS: 330-658-9911 OR VOICE MAIL 330-658-2112
              for Deputy Alex Abel or Deputy Eric Peters
                     
                 CHIPPEWA TOWNSHIP WILL CONTINUE TO HAVE TWO DEPUTIES ON FULL TIME DUTY

                   THEY WORK TWO DIFFERENT SHIFTS TO PROVIDE MORE HOURS OF COVERAGE















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Sheriff's Log
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Items found in Chippewa Township

Date
Location
Found Property
08/16/10
 Doylestown Road between Hatfield Rd & Shondel Rd
     
     
     



 

A message from Chippewa Township Deputies
UNLOCKED VEHICLES ARE BEING BROKEN INTO
LOCK, LOCK, YOUR CAR DOORS!!
ATTENTION: VACANT HOME OWNERS
RASH OF COPPER WATER LINES ARE BEING TAKEN FROM HOMES AND OUT BUILDINGS!
TIPS:
HAVE LIGHTS ON TIMERS
MAKE VEHICLE TRACKS IN SNOW
CHECK RESIDENCE DAILY, ESPECIALLY
WEEKENDS & EVENING HOURS







Notes on calling 9-1-1

After dialing 9-1-1, stay on the line even if you do not hear it ringing, the system has a lot of work to do before the call goes through to the dispatcher (a silent wait of ten (10) seconds is possible before you will hear the line ringing - that's long enough to say the  Lord's Prayer)

After dialing 9-1-1, stay on the line until the dispatcher answers, even if the call was a mistake, the dispatcher must handle each and every call in some manner. If you hang up you may end up with a police officer or a firefighter at your door.

The silent wait allows the system to gather the following information for the dispatcher: 
your telephone number, your address, the name the phone is registered in, the proper Police service for your address, the proper Fire service for your address, and the proper EMS service for your address. 


                                                                                                     

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