The Twinsburg Police Department participates in the Summit County Sheriff's Office Take Me Home Program. This program assists individuals who may have trouble communicating, such as individuals with Autism, Down Syndrome, Developmental or cognitive disabilities.

Take Me Home is also intended to assist senior citizens who have dementia or Alzheimers.

For more information on how to Register please click here.
 

Add next of kin emergency contact on your driving record.
Click Here - To add Next of Kin Emergency Contact to your drivers license. In the event of an emergency, police officers and dispatchers can contact a family member in the event you are in an accident or not able to communicate with us.

You may also visit this website to view your driving record, and find instructions on what to do if you have a suspended license.

Click here - To view information on your driving record

Civilian Fingerprinting
The Twinsburg Police Department no longer has the ability to provide Civilian Fingerprinting. Those wishing to be fingerprinted may visit the the web page for the Ohio Attorney General's WebCheck program. On this web page, a person can locate a participating WebCheck program site under "WebCheck Community Listing. Webcheck Program

City Display Honors Military Heroes
The City administration has created a large, lighted, glass enclosed military display at City Hall honoring our local military service members. The exhibit includes photos and memorabilia of Twinsburg area residents currently on active duty at home or abroad.

At this time, all residents are encouraged to submit a military photo of any family member currently serving in any branch of the U. S. Armed Forces. Submissions should include: branch of service, rank, HS graduation year, current location (if available to the public), names of local family members, personal quote or information on the service member’s hobbies, sports, etc. Also, Please provide a local contact name and phone number for update and communications purposes. Click here.

Anonymous Tip Line
The Twinsburg Police Department is proud to announce our new anonymous tip line. This tip line is designed for citizens who wish to report crimes, and do not want to speak with any particular officer. DO NOT use this number to report crimes in progress, or where a person’s safety is at risk.

If you wish to leave an anonymous tip, please call (330) 963-6244. For incidents needing immediate attention please call (330) 425-1234.

Twinsburg Police Joins "Twitter"
The Twinsburg Police Department has created a "Twitter" account to help alert citizens of any emergency within the city such as road closures, power outages, or any incident where we feel the public may need to be alerted.

Anyone interested in receiving messages from the Twinsburg Police Department must create a twitter account of their own by going to www.twitter.com. After you create your account, please go to www.twitter.com/twinsburgpolice select "follow" on the Twinsburg Police page. 

Vehicle Lockouts
The Twinsburg Police Department will assist with lockouts only for emergency situations. Emergencies will be defined as a vehicle running in an attached garage, or children / animals locked inside the car.

Due to the fact that newer cars have safety features built into the doors, such as side impact air bags, the possibility of damaging the airbag system is too great. This could either cause an accidental deployment of the airbag system or even worse have it fail in a side impact crash.

Changes to Parking Permission
City Ordinance 351.12 "Prohibition against parking on streets or highways". In the past the police department has given permission for residents to park vehicles on the street for special events that may cause an overflow of vehicles from the driveway onto the street.
The following changes are effective immediately:
Parking permission will not be granted more than two times per month to a single address. Any resident requesting additional occurrences of parking permission must make the request in writing to the Chief of Police detailing the reason and the need for the additional occurrence(s) of parking permission prior to the needed date and time. The Chief will determine if parking permission will be granted and will respond in writing to the request.

Information on Address Markings
Section 907.01 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Twinsburg states, "All permanent buildings in and upon the streets and shopping center driveways and parking areas within the City shall be numbered. The numbers shall be placed on the building, mailbox, and along curbside. These numbers shall contrast with their background. Numbers shall be between 3 inches to 4 inches in height with a minimum stroke width of 0.5 inch". These numbers assist the public safety forces in locating buildings and residences quickly.

Unfortunately, at this time we are unable to provide our police patches to anyone outside of our department. We currently have a limited supply, and they will be needed for uniforms. Thank you for understanding.