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Warren County Sheriff's
Office
Don't Be a Victim!
One of the most common types of
crimes deputies encounter during the summer months is theft.
Thieves on the prowl can easily and quickly glance into the windows
of your vehicle to see if there are any items of interest inside.
In a second that new GPS device you just bought or your child's iPod
is gone without a trace! Often, the thieves have to do nothing
more than open up an unlocked car door to get inside. To
discourage these individuals from taking your hard-earned property,
take a second before getting out of your car to look around for
valuables and remove them from view. Also, it is always a good
idea to lock your vehicle both in public parking lots as well as in
the driveway of your home. Making yourself a hard target is
the best method of crime prevention.
Deerfield Township lies in the southwestern portion of Warren County
and borders Butler and Hamilton Counties. The Township is
approximately 16 square miles and has a residential population of
over 36,000. In addition, Deerfield Township and the City of Mason
have the largest business base in Warren County making the daytime
population well over 100,000.
Deerfield Township contracts with the Warren County Sheriff's Office
for police services. Deerfield Township supplies a substation for
the Deputies to work out of. This contract has been in place for
many years and the relationship is excellent. The Deerfield
Township Post has 25 Deputies assigned to it. This includes one
Lieutenant, five Patrol Sergeants, two Detectives, one D.A.R.E./
Crime Prevention Deputy, one Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Deputy,
and sixteen Enforcement Deputies.
In
addition to the above positions, there are several cross-trained
Deputies assigned to the Deerfield Township Post. Many have received
training in operating a police-equipped bicycle, and four are
members of the Warren County Tactical Team. Also, two members have
received "Top Cop" awards from the MADD Organization in 2008 and
2009 for their diligence in arresting and prosecuting impaired
drivers.
The Deerfield Township Post currently has 25 marked enforcement
vehicles and 2 unmarked detective vehicles. Each vehicle is fully
equipped with the latest technology available to law enforcement
professionals and we continue to improve and upgrade our equipment
as necessary.
We are a very service-oriented agency that supplies superior police
service to the people who live, work, and visit this community.
The substation is located at 4900 Parkway Drive, Suite 100, Mason,
Ohio 45040. (Deerfield Township) |
