Burbank Police Dept.

Burbank Police Dept. BPD provides a strategic response to effectively prevent and detect crime and to apprehend criminals.
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The Burbank Police Department, responds to more than 19,000 calls for service annually. These calls range from serious incidents such as violent crimes to community-oriented requests like house watches. Patrol Officers are responsible for proactive and reactive law enforcement, including traffic enforcement, crash investigation, and general public safety. Using crash data and community feedback, o

fficers conduct targeted enforcement in high-risk areas and address concerns such as speeding and traffic violations, with special attention given to school zones and parks. The division operates 24 hours a day and is organized into two 12 hour shifts (watches). Additional personnel, including STEP Sustained Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) and K9 Unit are deployed ensure maximum coverage and visibility. Officers may be selected for specialized assignments to support division operations. These assignments include:
• School Resource Officer (SRO)
• Evidence Technician Program
• Field Training Officer (FTO) Program
• Canine (K-9) Unit
• Task force officers (DEA & NARCINT)

Each shift is supervised by a Patrol Lieutenant or Sergeant serving as Watch Commander, who oversees daily operations and is available to address citizen questions, concerns, or complaints. For assistance, the Watch Commander can be reached through the Police Administrative Desk at (708) 924-7300.

09/07/2026

💙 Happy Labor Day from the Burbank Police Department! 💙

Labor Day is an opportunity to recognize the hardworking individuals whose commitment helps make our community strong. From healthcare workers and teachers to tradespeople, public servants, and local business employees, thank you for all you do.

As many enjoy the holiday, our officers and staff remain on duty to help keep everyone safe.

Please celebrate responsibly, drive safely, and have a wonderful Labor Day.

🚨 Traffic Advisory 🚨Sharing information from our neighbors to the west: An event in the area is expected to bring heavy ...
09/03/2026

🚨 Traffic Advisory 🚨
Sharing information from our neighbors to the west: An event in the area is expected to bring heavy traffic congestion and increased noise levels. If you plan to travel nearby, consider allowing extra time for your commute and expect delays.
Please drive safely and be alert for increased pedestrian and vehicle traffic

🚨 TRAFFIC ADVISORY 🚨

⚠️ Heavy traffic is expected throughout Labor Day Weekend (Friday, September 4 – Sunday, September 6) from 2:00 PM to about 12:00 AM daily. Please allow extra travel time and use caution while traveling through the area. 🚗💨

📍 Areas experiencing heavy traffic:

• 71st Street — Harlem Ave. to Roberts Rd.
• Harlem Ave. — 63rd St. to 87th St.
• Roberts Rd. — Archer Ave. to 87th St.
• 79th Street — Harlem Ave.

Please plan accordingly, and drive safely. 🦺🚦

09/01/2026
08/22/2026
08/20/2026

🎒Back to school is here!
As kids head back to school, our roads get busier, too. Please slow down, stay alert, and watch carefully for children walking, biking, and getting on and off school buses.
🚗 Give yourself extra time.
🛑 Stop for school buses when required.
📵 Put the phone down and keep your eyes on the road.
🚸 Be especially cautious in school zones and neighborhoods.
A few extra seconds of patience can help make sure every child gets to school—and back home—safely. 💛
Let’s make this school year a safe one for everyone!

Burbank School District 111 Reavis High School, District 220St. Laurence High School

Great advice from NHTSA
08/20/2026

Great advice from NHTSA

Parents — developing your child's road safety smarts starts with you. With school back in session, here are some tips to guide you. ⤵️

TURN AROUND DON’T DROWN!!
08/13/2026

TURN AROUND DON’T DROWN!!

Be weather aware!!!
08/11/2026

Be weather aware!!!

830pm: Big time MCS/Derecho potential across northern Illinois tomorrow around lunchtime. Significant damaging wind gusts are the highest risk (60-90mph). Additionally, embedded qlcs tornadoes are also possible.

**This could be a very dangerous storm, be prepared if you have plans tomorrow late morning and afternoon**

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5650 W. 75th Place
Burbank, IL
60459

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