We firmly believe that our police department is not just a group of people who work within the City of Springdale, but that our police department is part of the City of Springdale. We actively seek out ways to relate to our citizens, businesses, and visitors. Whether it is through our monthly neighborhood watch meetings, seniors meetings, community charitable activities, the citizens police academy, safety town, DARE, or other events we know we need to be part of the community and to be engaged with the community.
Springdale is a great place to live or work. We understand as law enforcement professionals the vital role we play in helping keep our community safe and nice. Our dedicated employees are here twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, to make sure that happens. Please feel free to call or stop in if you have any concerns or questions. We are here for you.
Springdale Police auto crash reports beginning January 2, 2020 can be accessed by clicking the link below. Any reports prior to that date should be accessed by calling the Springdale Police Department at 513-346-5760.
Click Here for Traffic Crash Reports
Payments to Springdale Mayor's Court can now be made online. The online payment portal can be accessed by clicking the link below.
Click Here for Mayor's Court Payments
The mission of the Springdale Police Department through its interaction with the community is to promote public safety and provide service through crime prevention, proactive and responsive patrols, investigations, and support services by maintaining a professional law enforcement organization.
An adherence to moral and ethical principles; honesty.
Quality service, efficient service, and courteous service.
Mutual respect, trust, and teamwork.
Personal and departmental responsibility, hard work, and discipline.
Chief Thomas Wells was appointed as Police Chief in February of 2020. Chief Wells has been a member of the Springdale Police Department since 1990. He has served as a uniformed patrol officer, patrol sergeant, patrol lieutenant, and Assistant Chief before his promotion to Chief. He has a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Cincinnati and has also attended advanced training through the Police Executive Leadership College and the Certified Law Enforcement Executive training offered through the Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police. Chief Wells is also a graduate of the 236th Session of the FBI National Academy.