Police Department
As of June 2, 2021, All Village Offices are now OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. For the continued safety of our employees and residents, we ask that you wear a mask if you are not vaccinated when entering our buildings. If you are fully vaccinated, no mask is required to enter. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Moreland Hills was Rated #1 in Safety in the June 2020 "Rating the Suburbs" issue of Cleveland Magazine!
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The Moreland Hills Police Department’s mission is to protect and serve the public through police action and interaction using accepted practices and procedures. In carrying out this mission, we will strive to make certain that the citizens of the Village of Moreland Hills are afforded the best protection and service that we can provide and to progress to become the finest police department in the United States of America.
The MH Police non-emergency number is 440-248-7585 and the Dispatch non-emergency number is 440-247-7321. “Like” them on Facebook
MORELAND HILLS VILLAGE POLICE DEPARTMENT STAFF:
| Police Chief Kevin Wyant |
Ptl. Jeff Canter |
| Lt. Todd Dietzel |
Ptl. Paul Hobart |
| Sgt. Ross Fowler |
Ptl. Preston LaFrance |
| Sgt. Michael Pinizzotto |
Ptl. Laura Park |
| Sgt. Caroline Tackla |
Ptl. Tom Pate |
| Det. Scott Williams |
Ptl. Joseph Scolaro |
| Ptl. Scott Bennett |
Ptl. Mark Toth |
| Ptl. Donn Breckenridge |
Ptl. Joshua White |
| Ptl. Anthony Buzecan |
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| Ptl. Gary Byers |
Kathy Konicky, Admin. Asst. |
CURRENT SCAM INFORMATION
Social Security Scam
The Cuyahoga County Department of
Consumer Affairs is warning residents to hang up on Social Security scam calls.
In these scams,
callers try to scare people into paying to keep their Social
Security accounts from being frozen
or seized.
Occasionally, scammers will even claim the person’s Social
Security number has been linked to a crime scene involving drugs or bodies.
Consumer Affairs wants you to know that real government
agencies don't call
people with threats to
seize their accounts.
And legitimate agencies NEVER ask people to move their money to new accounts to avoid
seizure.
To protect yourself from scams, let unknown calls go to
voicemail – and don’t call hang-up numbers back out of curiosity.
Delete all messages that threaten you with arrest or seizure of
your accounts or property.
And if you accidentally pick up a threatening call, hang up
immediately.
To report a scam or to get help with a complaint against a
business, contact
Consumer Affairs at 216-443-SCAM or online at consumeraffairs.cuyahogacounty.us