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Warren County Sheriff's Office

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WCSO First Quarter Report (PDF Format)

Deerfield Township contracts with the Warren County Sheriff's Office to provide protection for all of our residents.

The Patrol Division of the Deerfield Township Post is broken down into three shifts (day, evening, night).

As the definition of patrol states, these officers are the first line of contact with the public. They are responsible for answering numerous calls for service from the public each day. These calls may be simply a barking dog or a missing child. They answer every type of call you can imagine..

Members of the patrol division are required to be the most well rounded in their knowledge of traffic, criminal, state, and local laws. They are the front line of defense for Deerfield Township and its citizens.

Non-emergency calls to the Deerfield Township Post can be made to (513) 925-2525, or (513) 701-1800. For emergency calls dial 911.

Lt. Mike Highley - Post Commander
Sgt. Doug Wheatley	Sgt. Traci Carr
Sgt. Chris Peters	Sgt. Todd Snelling

Lieutenant Mike Highley is Deerfield Township Post Commander. The Deerfield Township Post currently has 27 marked patrol 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. The Post has four sergeants: Sergeant Doug Wheatley, Sergeant Traci Carr, Sergeant Chris Peters and Sergeant Todd Snelling, a D.A.R.E./Crime Prevention Officer, Deputy Don McGlothlin. Deerfield Township also has a Bike Patrol and Scales Program.

Deputy Don McGlothlin Earns Outstanding Law Enforcement Service Award

Sgt. Doug Wheatley Nationally Recognized

To see if a registered sex offender lives in your neighborhood, click here, click on the "Sex Offender" link on the left, click on the disclaimer, then enter "Deerfield Township" in the drop down box.