New Franklin City Fire Dept

The Fairlawn Police Department works to preserve peace and reduce crime through the enforcement of local, state, and federal laws and ordinances. It is comprised of more than 35 full- and part-time sworn officers and personnel. The department operates an administrative services division that consists of records, secretarial and communication units. The Fairlawn Police Department maintains a field services division that has detective and patrol bureaus. It offers various community-oriented policing services, such as fingerprint identification, house checks and departmental tours, as well as conducts safety town, senior watch and speed monitoring awareness programs. The department also supports the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E) program, which focuses on the prevention of illegal usage of drugs, gang activities and violent behavior. The Fairlawn Police Department is located in Fairlawn, Ohio.

The Barberton Police Department offers personal security and safety services in the City of Barberton. It has a staff of more than 57 employees, police chief and the Director. The department provides patrolling, investigative and processing services for various crimes. The Barberton Police Department also punishes offenders and enforces traffic laws and regulations. It maintains accident, animal control, animal trap and incident reports. The department is a part of the City of Barberton, which features parks and recreation, civil service, engineering, finance, fire, health, human resources, information systems, income tax and law departments. The City of Barberton offers leaf and curbside pickup, street sweeping and household hazardous waste collection services.

Wayne County Jail offers collect telephones in its housing units within the facility . It offers church service and religious counseling for inmates. The jail also has mental health and alcohol counselors. Wayne County Jail conducts various minister visits and video arrangements . It is a part of the Wayne County Sheriff's Office, which operates from offices in the Wayne County Justice Center, which is a multi-jurisdictional communication center that was established in 1977 and provides radio communications to local law enforcement agencies and fire departments. The Wayne County Sheriff's Office is comprised of corrections, patrol and civil divisions, as well as a discipline and rehabilitation center. Wayne County Jail is located in Wooster, Ohio.