Q: What is the City's curfew policy?

A: Curfew applies to an individual less than 17 years old. It is as follows:

• Saturday (Friday night): 12:01 a.m. until 6:00 a.m.
• Sunday (Saturday night): 12:01 a.m. until 6:00 a.m.
• Sunday through Thursday (Sunday - Thursday night): 11:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m.

 

Q: What phone number do I call when I need a police officer?

A: 9-1-1 is a response number to be utilized anytime that a police officer is needed - whether for an emergency or non-emergency. 9-1-1 should be utilized for both service and emergency calls - it is a police response number. 9-1-1 can be utilized from a traditional phone or a cellular phone.

Residents that need information or administrative services. may call (630) 393-2131 during regular business hours.  Regular business hours are Monday through Friday between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., and Saturday between 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Q: Will the Warrenville Police Department take reports over the phone?

A: Reports will not be taken over the phone. A police officer will be dispatched to a residence or business in Warrenville, or a report may be taken after coming into the police station.

Q: How do I make a report when the office is closed?

A: After regular business hours, anyone wanting to make a police report may summon an officer by using the red phone located in the Police Department front door entry way. This phone goes directly to the dispatch center. The center will inform an officer that someone at the station needs to speak with the police or residents may call 9-1-1 from any location in Warrenville and an officer will be dispatched.

Q: How do I obtain a copy of a police report?

A: In order to obtain a copy of a police report a Freedom of Information form must be completed and submitted. The Warrenville Police Department has up to five business days to respond. Applicants will be notified if the report is available to be picked up and informed of the cost.

Q: How do I obtain a copy of an accident report?

A: There are two ways to obtain a copy of a vehicle accident report.

1. Complete a Freedom of Information form found on this website, or in person from the Police Department. Once the completed form is received, the Police Department has five business days to respond to the submitted request. The cost, per each accident report, is $5.00.
2. Accident reports may also be purchased on-line at www.docview.us.com by providing any of the site’s requested information. After a report is selected, it may be purchased for a $10 fee and printed directly from the website.

Q: Does the Warrenville Police Department provide non-criminal fingerprinting services?

A: Yes, for a nominal fee, this Department does provide fingerprinting services. The requestee must provide his or her fingerprint card and a photo ID.  No appointment is necessary, however individuals should call (630) 393-2131 for staff availablity, prior to coming in.

Q: What type of crime or police cases does the Warrenville Police Department deal with?

A: Three categories of crime are usually dealt with, property crimes, domestic violence, and alcohol/drug related offenses, and may involve adult and/or juvenile offenders.

• Property Crimes -  Generally involve damage to property, theft and disorderly conduct.
• Domestic Violence - Typically includes domestic disputes, domestic violence and orders of protection.
• Alcohol/Drug Related Offenses - Includes driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs, underage consumption of alcohol or tobacco, and any other incident which may involve illegal consumption or possession of alcohol or drugs.

The Warrenville Police Department believes in an early and an aggressive interdiction when it pertains to juvenile or young adult offenders.

Q: What are the requirements necessary to become a police officer?

A: Recruitment tests are conducted every 24 months and are advertised in local newspapers and on-line. Applicants must be between the ages of 21 and 35, possess a valid drivers license, be a United States citizen, and have graduated high school or it's equivalent. Anyone interested in testing for a position with the Warrenville Police Department, may contact the administrative telephone number and have their information added to the next recruitment's mailed notification.

Q: What should I do if I discover graffiti on my property?

A: Graffiti is defined as any sign, symbol, marking, drawing, name, initial work diagram, sketch, picture or letter placed, without the permission of the property owner. Upon discovering graffiti in the public view, the property owner must remove it within 72 hours of notice. If it is not removed, the graffiti may be removed at the resident's expense. Citizens are encouraged to contact the Police Department for assistance.

Q: Are there gangs in Warrenville?

A: Most communities in the Chicago suburban area have gang members living within their jurisdiction. The Warrenville Police Department has identified some gang members living in the community. Although there are very few incidents of anti-social gang behavior in the community, even one incident is considered too many. When a gang member is identified, the neighborhood is alerted and a strong working relationship with those neighbors is forged.

Q: Can I adopt an animal through the Warrenville Police Department?

A: The Warrenville Police Department does not have an animal adoption program. The Animal Control Officer does work with A.D.O.P.T., an organization whose mission is the placement of animals into permanent caring homes.