Police Department

The Whitehouse Police Department is a full-service, professional law enforcement agency that subscribes to a community-policing philosophy.  Working in partnership with residents and businesses, our goal is to provide the services our community deems important.

Members of this organization were instrumental in proposing our Mission Statement and Core Values.  Our Mission Statement and Core Values describe who we are, what we do, guides what is correct behavior, how we are managed, and how we relate to our community.  They represent our highest priorities as we relate to each other and the public we serve.  Our goals and objectives, along with our policies and procedures, reflect our Mission and Core Values.

The Mission of the Whitehouse Police Department is to enhance the quality of life in our community by providing superior police services in partnership with citizens to prevent crime and to ensure a safe environment.

Honesty • Integrity • Respect • Excellence • Professionalism

The Department consists of the full time Chief of Police, Deputy Police Chief, two sergeants, two corporals, four police officers, one School Resource officer, several part-time officers, a civilian clerk/office assistant, and a Property & Evidence Director.

Full time dispatching services are provided by the Regional Council of Governments 911 Center in Toledo. For Emergencies dial 911. For non-emergencies needing immediate police response please dial 419-255-8443.

The Village of Whitehouse is under the jurisdiction of the Maumee Municipal Court. All cases involving adults are filed at the Maumee Municipal Court located at 400 Conant Street, Maumee, and all incidents involving juveniles are filed at the Lucas County Juvenile Court, 1801 Spielbusch Avenue in Toledo.

The Police Administration and Records Office is open Monday – Thursday, 8:00am – 4:00pm.

Phone: 419-877-9191

• Copies of Police Reports

• Webcheck Fingerprinting Services

• Golfcart/Underspeed Vehicle Inspections

• Local Background Checks

• Solicitor Permits

To obtain these services please call 419-877-9191 and leave a message for our Records Clerk.  You can also email your request to: policerecords@whitehouseoh.gov.  Fees for services may apply.