The Cincinnati Police Department

The City Administration office operates police, fire, maintenance and recreation departments. It also maintains a tax office for residents, landlords and business owners. The police department offers a law enforcement explorer program for men and women between the ages of 14 and 19 years. Its police department provides fire prevention and education programs. The City Administration office operates the Cheviot Memorial Fieldhouse, which has a meeting hall and basketball and volleyball facilities. Its recreation department maintains baseball, softball, football and soccer fields. The City Administration office is governed by the City of Cheviot in Ohio.

The Taylor Mill Police Department is a nationally and state-accredited law enforcement agency located in Taylor Mill, KY. With a staff of approximately 12 full-time sworn officers and one non-sworn administrative assistant, they provide a range of services including crime prevention, patrol, traffic enforcement, criminal investigations, and response to motor vehicle accidents and severe weather events. Their commitment to public safety is evident through their national and state accreditation, as well as their low crime rate, which is one of the lowest in the Northern Kentucky area. Under the leadership of Police Chief James E. Mills Jr., who has been with the department since 2009, the Taylor Mill Police Department is dedicated to ensuring the safety and welfare of the community. Chief Mills, a certified International Police Mountain Biking Officer and Police Training Officer, has played a significant role in the department's success, including securing grants for equipment and overseeing special projects. With a focus on public services and education, the department strives to promote safety and engage with the community through various initiatives.Generated from the website