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09/01/2026

📊Monthly Recap - August

Traffic stops: 38

Cases: Retail theft, residential burglary, theft (3), stolen vehicle, car accident (7), hit and run, failure to register as a s*x offender, s*x offender loitering near a park, disorderly conduct (3), public indecency, dog bite, order of protection violation, phone harassment, aggravated battery, suicidal subject (2), vandalism, child custody dispute (2), warrant arrest (5), agency assist (10), city ordinance violation, city ordinance complaints (3), civil complaints (2), illegal transportation of cannabis, traffic complaints (5), suspicious activity (2), suspicious person (3), welfare check ( 8 ), citizens assist (7), departmental service (16), security check (2), alarm call (6), other 911 calls (2), other criminal complaints (25), other non-criminal complaints (7)

August 1 - August 29

08/28/2026

🚔 School Visits 📚

There will be familiar faces from the Havana Police Department walking through our local schools!

Officers will be conducting random walkthroughs throughout the school year to maintain a visible presence and help keep our schools safe.

If you see our squad cars outside the schools, don’t be alarmed — we’re simply dropping by to visit, check in, and show support.

If your child sees an officer, encourage them to say hello! 👋 We want our officers to be familiar, friendly faces in our schools and build positive relationships with the students we serve.

Happy Friday!

August RangePrecision shooting, shooting on the move, and overall target practice made for a fun and productive morning ...
08/27/2026

August Range

Precision shooting, shooting on the move, and overall target practice made for a fun and productive morning on the range.

Our officers regularly train to maintain the skills, accuracy, and confidence needed to serve our community safely and effectively.

Wanted Wednesday This individual has an active Mason County warrant. Our department works daily to locate individuals wi...
08/26/2026

Wanted Wednesday

This individual has an active Mason County warrant. Our department works daily to locate individuals with active warrants in our community. Assistance from the public is greatly appreciated. If you have information, please contact our department. Tips can be called in anonymously. Do not approach or attempt to detain. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Clarissa R. Hopps - Wanted for: Failure to appear, contempt, traffic offenses

08/25/2026

Staying alert and following the rules of the road helps keep everyone safe.

🚗 Be aware of speed zone changes. Pay attention to posted speed limits, especially when entering school zones and residential areas.

📱 Put the phone down while driving. In 2024, more than 315,000 people were injured and 3,208 people were killed in crashes involving distracted drivers, according to NHTSA.

🚨 Move over for emergency vehicles. When approaching stopped emergency vehicles with activated flashing emergency lights, slow down and move over when it is safe and legal to do so. If the emergency vehicle is traveling - slow down, move over, and STOP until passed.

😴 Don’t drive overly tired. Fatigue can affect your reaction time and judgment just like other forms of impairment.

🍺 Never drive impaired. If you’ve been drinking or are impaired by drugs or medication, find a safe alternative to get home.

REMINDER: Biking or riding a scooter? 🛴 🚲

• Obey traffic laws, signs, and signals.

• Ride in the same direction as traffic.

• Use lights and reflectors when riding at night. (WHITE LIGHT IN FRONT & RED IN REAR)

• Stay alert and avoid distractions.

Whether you’re driving, biking, or riding — share the road, stay alert, and make your safety a priority. 🚦

🎪 Flotsam River Circus will be making a stop in Havana on September 3rd! From the Circus - “If you are considering arriv...
08/24/2026

🎪 Flotsam River Circus will be making a stop in Havana on September 3rd!

From the Circus - “If you are considering arriving by boat, please note that our show is much better viewed from shore - and we ask that no boats position themselves behind us during the performance.”

Please enjoy the Riverfront safely, keep an eye on the little ones, and be mindful of others around you. Enjoy the show!

Shoutout to our tow buddies, including Kyle’s, Thurber, Go Gett’er, ABG Express, Tuxhorn Towing, and others who assist o...
08/21/2026

Shoutout to our tow buddies, including Kyle’s, Thurber, Go Gett’er, ABG Express, Tuxhorn Towing, and others who assist our area!

They respond in all conditions to help clear crashes, assist motorists, and support public safety operations. Strong communities are built on teamwork. We appreciate the work they do alongside us every day!

This individual has an active Mason County warrant. Our department works daily to locate individuals with active warrant...
08/19/2026

This individual has an active Mason County warrant. Our department works daily to locate individuals with active warrants in our community. Assistance from the public is greatly appreciated. If you have information, please contact our department. Tips can be called in anonymously. Do not approach or attempt to detain. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Todd M. Segler - Wanted for: Domestic battery, violation of a court order, failure to appear

08/18/2026

Staying safe in public isn’t about being paranoid — it’s about situational awareness, being prepared, and trusting your instincts.

👀 Stay aware of your surroundings. Whether you're walking alone in an unfamiliar area or heavy populated city, always pay extra attention to the people and activity around you.

📱 Put the phone down when you can. Avoid texting, scrolling, or wearing headphones for long moments in public so you can stay alert to what’s happening around you.

🚪 Know where exits are. When entering a building, take a moment to identify the nearest exits. Knowing where you can safely leave ahead of time can save valuable seconds during an emergency.

🌙 If you’re going out late, consider sharing your location with someone you trust and let them know when you expect to be home.

🔑 Have your keys in hand when approaching your vehicle. Avoid standing outside your vehicle searching through your belongings.

👥 Use the buddy system when possible. There is safety in numbers, especially when walking or going out at night. If you’re alone, always walk with a purpose.

⚠️ Trust your instincts. If something or someone makes you uncomfortable, immediately leave the area.

🔐 Keep your personal information private. Be mindful of what you share with strangers and what you post publicly online.

Being aware of your surroundings can give you valuable time to recognize a potentially dangerous situation and make a safer decision. Your safety starts with you.

✨Dispatch SpotlightDede has 23 years of service with the Havana Police Department. Dede advised her favorite part of the...
08/17/2026

✨Dispatch Spotlight

Dede has 23 years of service with the Havana Police Department. Dede advised her favorite part of the job is helping people during critical moments of their life and knowing every call she answers is an opportunity to make a difference in the community.

Being a dispatcher takes patience, focus, quick thinking, and the ability to stay calm when situations are not. Whether it’s answering a difficult call, getting responders where they need to be, or keeping the radio flowing during a busy shift, dispatchers are a crucial part of every step.

Thank you for being our constant support, safe voice, and lifeline!

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Havana, IL
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