Cedar Lake Police Department

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Cedar Lake Police Department The Department is divided into four sections or divisions, each having its own supervisor. David Moake
Sgt. Tim Kilgore
Sgt. Eric Godoy
Sgt. Ryan Miller
Cpl. Lt.

7228 Constitution Ave
PO Box 305
Cedar Lake, IN 46303
219-374-5416
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The divisions are:

Chief of Police:
William Fisher

Investigations:
Deputy Chief Carl Brittingham
(Social Media Administrator)

Patrol Commander:
Tom Kidd

Patrol Supervisors:
Sgt. Douglas Machalk
Cpl. Jason Allande
Cpl. Allen Sulski
Cpl. Jake Huppenthal
Cpl. Richard Pennington

Patrol:
Ofc. Phil Lewis
Ofc. Chris Matson
Ofc. Marcus McDowell
Ofc. Dustin Corbin
Ofc. Shaun Meyer
Ofc. Alexis Dills
Ofc. Brad Kamstra
K-9 Ofc. Ben Tomko
Ofc. Ben King
Ofc. Alexander Powell
Ofc. Sabrina Stolarz
Ofc. Nicholas Enyear

K-9:
K-9 Johnny

Reserve Officers:
Cpl. Harry Preste
Ofc. Cliff Wroe

Code Enforcement:
Jamie Badanish

Volunteers In Police Services (V.I.P.S.) Tim Layer

Congratulations Commander Eric Godoy  #50 (right) who was moved into the position of Interim Patrol Commander at tonight...
10/15/2026

Congratulations Commander Eric Godoy #50 (right) who was moved into the position of Interim Patrol Commander at tonight’s Board of Safety meeting.

Commander Godoy had previously served as a Patrol Sergeant. Good luck Commander Godoy and stay safe!

Welcome VIPS Cynthia Bacon who was accepted as a new volunteer into the Cedar Lake VIPS program.  Cynthia Bacon was intr...
10/15/2026

Welcome VIPS Cynthia Bacon who was accepted as a new volunteer into the Cedar Lake VIPS program.

Cynthia Bacon was introduced by Lt. Jack Yauger who runs the VIPS unit.

Thank you Cynthia for volunteering to serve our community in this capacity.

At tonight’s Board of Safety meeting, the Cedar Lake Police Department recognized the retirement of Patrol Commander Dav...
10/15/2026

At tonight’s Board of Safety meeting, the Cedar Lake Police Department recognized the retirement of Patrol Commander David Moake #28, after 28 years of dedicated service to the Town of Cedar Lake.

Commander Moake served in many roles including Corporal, Patrol Sergeant, Patrol Commander twice, Field Training Officer, and a Hanover Community School SRO. We appreciate Commander Moake’s dedication and commitment to the Cedar Lake community and wish him well in his retirement.

Cedar Lake Trick-or-Treating will be on Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 4:00 – 7:00 PM. CLPD will have extra patrols ou...
10/07/2026

Cedar Lake Trick-or-Treating will be on Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 4:00 – 7:00 PM. CLPD will have extra patrols out for those hours. Please dress safely and have lights with you. Happy Halloween!

The Cedar Lake Police Department would like to recognize the following employees for their years of service.  In the mon...
10/07/2026

The Cedar Lake Police Department would like to recognize the following employees for their years of service.

In the month of October 2026 these dedicated employees will reach another year of service with the Town of Cedar Lake.

Officer Chris Matson #43 - 12 Years
Officer Dustin Corbin #46 - 11 Years

Thank you for your service to the Town of Cedar Lake!

At tonight’s Town Council meeting the Cedar Lake Police Department introduced and swore in two new Officers.  Interim Ch...
10/07/2026

At tonight’s Town Council meeting the Cedar Lake Police Department introduced and swore in two new Officers.

Interim Chief Allen Sulski provided a nice welcome speech, and Clerk-Treasurer Jennifer Sandberg did the Oath of Office.

Welcome Officer Jack Miedema #65 and Officer Justin Salas #66!

Both Officers will attend the Northwest Indiana Law Enforcement Academy in January.

Please join us in welcoming both Officers and wishing them a safe and long career in Law Enforcement.

Cedar Lake Police Department is mailing out the attached regarding K9 fund donations. Please note this is NOT a SCAM: As...
10/02/2026

Cedar Lake Police Department is mailing out the attached regarding K9 fund donations. Please note this is NOT a SCAM:

As the holiday season quickly approaches, it is a time to reflect on the people, organizations and causes that make our community stronger and safer. It is also time for giving back to those who dedicate themselves to serving others and possibly end of year taxable donations. This holiday season, the Cedar Lake Police Department is asking our community to consider supporting a very special member of our department – K9 Johnny!

Johnny is a dual-purpose police K9 trained in patrol and narcotics detection. Working alongside his handler Officer Tomko, Johnny provides Cedar Lake police officers with an important additional resource during calls for service, investigations, searches and other law-enforcement operations. His specialized abilities can assist officers in locating narcotics, tracking and searching, locating evidence and helping officers safely resolve situations. Johnny is more than a police dog. He is a valued member of the Cedar Lake Police Department and a pattern to the officers who rely on his specialized training. His presence also provides an opportunity for positive interaction between our police department and the community, particularly during school visits, community events, demonstrations and public safety programs.

Maintaining a police K9 program requires an ongoing financial commitment. K9s require specialized food, veterinary care, medications, training, equipment, transportation, protective gear and other operational necessities. Johnny’s training is also continuous, with department records indicating that regular monthly training is necessary to maintain the skills and certifications required of a working police K9. While the department works diligently to maintain the K9 program, community support plays an important role in helping offset these ongoing costs. In fact, Cedar Lake has a history of generous community and organizational support for Johnny and the K9 program, including donations to help K9 Johnny and the Cedar Lake Police Department K9 Program.

Your donation will directly support K9 Johnny’s needs, ensuring he stays healthy, safe, trained and ready to serve alongside his handler and our other officers. No donation is too small. Whether it is $25, $50, $100, $500 or another amount, every contribution helps make a real difference and your generosity is seriously appreciated. Please consider making K9 Johnny part of your season of giving. When you support K9 Johnny, you are supporting more than a dog. You are supporting a working law-enforcement partner, the officers he services alongside, and the safety of the Cedar Lake community.

During this season of giving, we hope you will consider joining us in supporting Johnny and the Cedar Lake Police Department K9 Program.

Please make check payable to Cedar Lake Police Department and note in the memo K9 donation or K9 fund. Donations can be sent to: Cedar Lake Police Dept, P.O. Box 305, Cedar Lake, IN 46303.

We are incredibly proud of K9 Johnny and the impact he has on our department and community. With your help, we can make sure he continues to have everything he needs to do his job at the highest level.

On behalf of the Cedar Lake Police Department, thank you for your support, generosity and for standing behind those who serve—both two- and four-legged, and your commitment to making Cedar Lake a safe and caring community. Thank you for supporting the four-legged officer who works every day to help protect our community.
K9 Johnny

Doing fall cleaning and want to dispose of unused or unwanted medications? On Saturday, October 24th, 2026, the Drug Enf...
09/30/2026

Doing fall cleaning and want to dispose of unused or unwanted medications? On Saturday, October 24th, 2026, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is sponsoring nationwide “Prescription Drug Take Back” initiative. The “Take Back” initiative seeks to prevent prescription drug abuse and theft through proper disposal of prescription drugs. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is a safe, convenient and responsible way to dispose of unused or expired prescription drugs at locations in communities throughout the country.

Don't want to wait until Drug Take Back Day? Stop by Town Hall (located at 7408 Constitution Ave, Cedar Lake) to drop off items. The convenient drop box is located inside the building (once you enter the lobby, turn right and go through the door towards the Building Department - box is located across from the public restrooms). You don't have to wait to drop them off - we will take them anytime. Lobby hours are Mon - Fri from 8 am to 4 pm. No liquids, tubing material or syringes are accepted at this location.

Cedar Lake Police Department also has DeTerra Pouches that will dissolve/neutralize medication and can be disposed of. Pouches can be picked up at CLPD Records Window (located at 7228 Constitution Ave, Cedar Lake) from Mon - Fri from 8 am to 4 pm.

Address

7228 Constitution Avenue
Cedar Lake, IN
46303

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+12193745416

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