New London Police Department-OH.

New London Police Department-OH. Providing police services to the Village of New London.

08/20/2026

Hello, again NL. It's been a while since our last post. Here are a few reports from our recent activity. We hope everyone is doing well as we gear up for another Wildcat school year.

08/20 @ 1203
A Greenwich Twp. resident arrived on station requesting to file a report regarding a scam call he had received. He was referred to HCSO for jurisdiction.

1148
A N. Main St. complainant reported a solicitor in the area that he didn't believe had a permit. The area was checked without anyone being located.

08/19 @ 2123
HCSO requested a New London Officer respond to a Section Line Rd. 21 residence for a grease fire. Upon arrival, the caller stated the fire had been extinguished.

2024
Officers and squad personnel were dispatched to a W. Washburn St. address for report of a women who had been struck by a vehicle. She was checked by EMS and refused transport. The incident occurred in Brighton Twp. LCSO was advised of the matter.

1856
Officers were dispatched to a Shadyside Ave. address for a domestic dispute between siblings. No charges were requested.

1707
Officer initiated a traffic stop along Park Ave. and Third St. for a registration violation. Warning given.

1624
Officer initiated a traffic stop along N. Main and Biglow Pkwy. for a marked lanes violation on a semi-truck. Warning given.

0909
Officer responded to a N. Main St. business for an alarm activation. Contact was made with the key holder and everything checked okay.

08/18 @ 2129
Officer responded to an Akron St. business for a verbal dispute amongst two patrons. The issue was resolved without incident.

1940
A Cedar St. complainant reported a motorcyclist operating in a reckless manner. The bike was unable to be located.

1727
Officers were dispatched to a Third St. address for report of a neighbor dispute. A review of surveillance was unable to sustain the complaint.

1437
A N. Maple St. complainant reported someone trespassing on her property. The male in question was later located and advised.

1327
A Westwood Dr. complainant reported her daughter was being harassed by phone.

1259
A Third St. caller requested the assistance of a water worker to shut off the water to her home. Assistance rendered.

08/17 @ 1430
Complainant reported a possible squatter residing in a tent on village property off of W. Fir St. The area was checked and the tent was found to be vacant.

1358
Complainant requested a civil standby at an East St. residence while he served an eviction notice.

1134
Officer reported assisting squad personnel with an ill Aster Ct. resident. Patient was transported.

0845
Complainant arrived on station to report a welfare check on a Pearl St. resident who he stated may be missing. The individual in question was determined to be out of state with a friend.

0730
Officer reported assisting a disabled motorist along Akron St.

08/16 @ 1417
Officer reported assisting squad personnel with an ill Pearl St. resident. Patient was transported.

Have a great evening, everyone.

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*** UPDATE ***The dog was picked up by the owner. This dog was located running around Aster Court. If this is your dog o...
08/10/2026

*** UPDATE ***
The dog was picked up by the owner.

This dog was located running around Aster Court. If this is your dog or you know who owns this dog, please call the NLPD at 419-706-4650. Thank you and have a nice day.

08/10/2026

***NO PARKING REMINDER***

In anticipation of a larger than usual crowd at this evening's council meeting, I want to remind everyone that there is NO PARKING permitted along James St.

Please utilize the various parking lots around the area of the council building.

Respectfully,
Chief Joseph K. Hicks

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*** UPDATE ***The cat has been found and is home.This cat was located at 81 E. Washburn St. it has a collar but does not...
08/04/2026

*** UPDATE ***
The cat has been found and is home.

This cat was located at 81 E. Washburn St. it has a collar but does not have any information on it. The cat will be left in the area. This could be someone’s outside cat but the complainant was not sure. Just want to make sure no one is missing a cat. If you have any questions, call the NLPD at 419-706-4650. Thank you and have a nice day.

*** UPDATE ***The cats were found and returned home.These two cats got out of their home on First Street. If these cats ...
07/21/2026

*** UPDATE ***
The cats were found and returned home.

These two cats got out of their home on First Street. If these cats are located please call the NLPD at 419-706-4650. They are about three months old and the owner is looking for them.

07/21/2026

Some much needed rain as we work our way through a Tuesday. We hope everyone is doing well. Here's what we have to share with you today.

07/21 @ 0740
A village park employee reported someone had run their vehicle through the sand volleyball pit causing damage to the area.

07/20 @ 2109
Complainant arrived on station to report her son had been involved in a vehicle vs. pedestrian crash at the Rec. Park. No injuries or damage were reported.

1932
Officer reported conducting a vehicle lockout at a Euclid Rd. business.

1832
Officer reported providing a welfare check on a resident of the township without incident.

1258
Officer reported serving a trespass notice to a township resident after illegal dumping had been observed on surveillance footage at the village garage.

0137
Officer responded to a W. Main St. address for a neighbor dispute.

07/19 @ 2332
Officer responded to a N. Main St. address for a verbal dispute.

1848
Officer responded to a High St. residence for a 911 hang-up call. Everything checked okay.

0016
Officers responded to an Aster Ct. address for a fall. Patient was transported.

07/18 @ 2211
Officers responded to a Grant St. address for a 911 hang-up call. Everything checked okay.

2118
Officer on patrol observed a large amount of smoke at the west edge of the village limits. It was determined a small enclosed trailer with hay was on fire. Assistance was rendered by New London Fire Department.

1914
Complainant requested a welfare check on a juvenile in a vehicle at a W. Main St. business. Contact was made with the juvenile who stated she was fine.

1839
Officer responded to a fire alarm at a W. Main St. nursing facility. It was determined to be accidental.

1643
Officer initiated a traffic stop along Prospect and Clifton St. for a registration violation. Warning given.

1604
Officer reported assisting squad personnel with an injury at the high school baseball field. Patient was transported.

1603
Officer reported assisting squad personnel with an ill Aster Ct. resident. Patient was transported.

07/17 @ 2044
Officer reported assisting squad personnel with a Westwood Dr. resident who had fallen. Transport was refused.

1957
Complainant reported finding a cell phone at the Rec. Park playground.

1530
Officers reported assisting squad personnel with an injury at a Park Ave. child care facility. Patient was transported.

1232
Officer responded to a burglary at an E. Main St. residence.

0407
A Clifton St. complainant requested an officer check her residence fearing someone may be present. Everything checked okay.

07/16 @ 2316
Officer took report of a private property hit-skip crash at a Park Ave. business. The suspect vehicle was located along High St. where a traffic stop was initiated. The operator was subsequently arrested for OVI.

Have a great rest of your day and try to stay dry.

The New London Police Department is now accepting applications for a Full-Time Police Officer.Apply today and make a dif...
07/15/2026

The New London Police Department is now accepting applications for a Full-Time Police Officer.
Apply today and make a difference tomorrow.

07/15/2026

***THIS ALERT IS NO LONGER IN EFFECT***

EVENT: Heat Advisory
WHAT...Heat index values up to 104 expected.
WHERE...Portions of north central, northeast, and northwest Ohio. WHEN...From noon today to 8 PM EDT this evening.
IMPACTS...Hot temperatures and high humidity may cause heat illnesses.
INSTRUCTIONS: Drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, stay out of the sun, and check up on relatives and neighbors. TARGET AREA: Lucas; Wood; Ottawa; Sandusky; Erie; Lorain; Cuyahoga; Hancock; Seneca; Huron; Medina; Summit; Portage; Trumbull; Wyandot; Crawford; Richland; Ashland; Wayne; Stark; Mahoning; Marion; Morrow; Holmes; Knox

07/14/2026

Good morning, New London. Grab the sunscreen and shades, its going to be a warm one the next few days.🥵😎 Here's the latest police blotter.

07/13 @ 1325
Officer reported assisting squad personnel with an ill Prospect St. resident. Patient was transported.

07/12 @ 1620
Officer took report of a malfunctioning railroad crossing signal at Walnut St. CSX was notified.

1530
Officer was dispatched to the reservoir beach area for a disturbance amongst two juveniles. No charges were requested and one of the parties was instructed to leave for the day.

1223
Officer responded to an E. Main St. address for report of a young child and dog playing near the roadway, expressing concern for their safety. Contact was made with all parties with a report to be forwarded to children services.

1135
Officers responded to an Industrial Dr. business for an alarm activation. It was determined to be accidental.

0149
Officer responded to the reservoir campground for a disturbance. The parties were instructed to contact the park office the following morning for further assistance.

07/11 @ 2235
A Clinton St. complainant reported his ex-wife was coming onto his property and taking possessions they had acquired while married.

2125
While investigating a matter at a Cedar St. location, an officer reported arresting a male for OVI and resisting arrest. He was transported to Huron County Jail.

2040
Officer reported assisting squad personnel with an ill Windy Acres resident. Patient was transported.

1721
Officer reported assisting squad personnel with an ill Westwood Dr. resident. Patient was transported.

1708
Officer initiated a traffic stop along S. Main and Kirk St. for a registration violation. Citation issued.

1534
Officer on patrol in the area of the reservoir, reported a Flock camera had been vandalized.

1212
Officer conducted a vehicle lockout at an Akron St. business. A waiver was signed and entry was gained without incident.

0340
Officer reported taking custody of a male from Ashland Police who was involved in a shots fired incident hours earlier within the village. He was transported to the Huron County Jail without incident.

0159
Officer reported assisting squad personnel with an ill Prospect St. resident. Patient was transported.

07/10 @ 2247
Officer responded to the intersection of Townline Rd. 187 and Co. Rd. 16 for report of a suspicious vehicle. The vehicle was gone upon the officer's arrival.

1958
Complainant reported witnessing a male subject on a motorcycle shoot at a passing motorist in the area of Townline Rd. 187 and Co. Rd. 16. An Ashland man was identified as the suspect. He was later arrested and transported to the Huron County Jail without incident.

1915
A Third St. complainant reported an open door at a nearby vacant residence. The owner was contacted and everything checked okay.

1635
A Prospect St. complainant reported juveniles looking in windows of a neighbor's home. Contact was made with the children, who stated they were looking for a friend who resides there. They were instructed to leave.

1442
Complainants arrived on station to report while attempting to recover property at a Westwood Dr. residence, they were threatened. No charges were requested.

1217
A village employee reported someone disposing of their personal trash items at the Recreation Park dumpster. The responsible party was warned.

0855
Officers reported assisting the US Marshals task force with arresting a subject at a Park Ave. residence.

07/09 @ 2326
Officers responded to a Lincoln St. address for report of a sick animal. The animal was dispatched and disposed of.

2301
Officer initiated a traffic stop along Prospect and Blake St. for a registration violation. Warning given.

2000
A Pearl St. complainant reported finding her door unlocked when she arrived home. She insisted it was locked when she left. Everything checked okay.

1940
A W. Main St. complainant reported a group of individuals acting suspicious near a U-Haul truck parked at a W. Main St. business. Contact was made and the involved denied the complaint. Everything checked okay.

0923
Officer reported assisting squad personnel with an ill S. Main St. resident. Patient was transported.

Have a great day, everyone and stay cool.

07/09/2026

***Community Notice***

A solicitor's permit was issued to five employees of EverDry Waterproofing on 07/08/2026.

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New London, OH
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