East Dubuque Police Department

10/18/2024

08/15/2023

Announcement- We are now taking applications for Certified Officers. Are you a local Chicago or Suburban Officer looking to move out of the city, well have we got a deal for you!!

You can live in Iowa or Illinois!!!!! (sorry Wisconsin is out, if you like you can always check out East Dubuque Police Department they are super fun and cool as well).
The cost of living is much cheaper, plus you can find many fun things to do up and down the Mississippi River Valley.

From fishing, hunting, boating, hiking, you name it, you can find it here or close to here. Take a chance and move out of the crowded city and give one of the best little towns along the Big Muddy a chance.

01/11/2023

Thank you Sheriff Turner!

12/08/2022

09/13/2022

Sunday October 2, we will be having a fundraiser for our hometown dog, Odin!
For every one of our World Famous Footlong Chili Dogs purchased between 11am-6pm, we will donate $1 for the care of Odin…A Dog for the Dog! Stop in and have your chili dog and make a donation for our new puppy! More details to come!
City of East Dubuque

08/02/2022

Chief Kovacic representing the East Dubuque Police Department at National Night Out in Fulton, IL 💙🖤

05/04/2022

East Dubuque, Illinois – The East Dubuque Police department has recently been made aware of an ongoing phone call scam. If you are receiving phone calls from the East Dubuque Police Non-Emergency number (815-747-3913) where an individual is identifying as a Federal Agent, East Dubuque Police Officer, or East Dubuque Police Chief claiming that you have been involved in an ongoing investigation and are requesting money from you, please hang up immediately.

Please do NOT give out any of your personal information.
Do NOT give them your bank or credit card information.

The East Dubuque Police Department is never going to call residents asking for bank information or social security numbers. No law enforcement agency conducts business in this manner.

If you suspect that you have been scammed, contact your bank right away and file a report with your local police or sheriff’s department. You may also report this to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC): ftc.gov/complaint or 1-877-382-4357.