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REMINDERVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT SOCIAL MEDIA COMMENT POLICY
FEBRUARY 13, 2020
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We welcome your input and positive comments. If you experience an emergency or need police assistance, please use your phone to dial 9-1-1. The purpose of this site is to present matters of public interest to the residents of Reminderville. We encourag

e you to submit comments, but please note this is NOT a public forum. The Reminderville Police Department social media profile and pages are a family-friendly outlet to promote our agency’s activities, events, and programs. We encourage you to ask questions and share comments on any of our activities and postings. Our social media team monitors our social media profile and pages but is not responsible for content generated by users. We accept the majority of comments, but are not obligated to respond to comments. We will remove comments that include the following:
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05/10/2026
The administrative staff and officers would like to thank all the dispatchers at the Twinsburg Police Department who pro...
04/14/2026

The administrative staff and officers would like to thank all the dispatchers at the Twinsburg Police Department who provide dispatching services for our cities police and fire departments. They are often heard but rarely ever seen or given the appreciation they deserve. We could not do our job without them.

*Update*The cat has been reunited with its owner. Thank you for all the shares. A resident informed us today that their ...
04/08/2026

*Update*
The cat has been reunited with its owner. Thank you for all the shares.

A resident informed us today that their cat named Simba got loose and has not returned home. If you happen to see Simba please let us know so we can notify the owners. You can contact our dispatch center at (330)425-7874 with information. Any shares would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

01/23/2026

From Mayor Sam Alonso: Extreme Weather Announcement
There is a winter storm warning for this weekend with significantly cold temperatures through next week. Residents who need a place to stay warm in the event of loss of heat, electricity, and/or water, the Reminderville Fire Department at 3382 Glenwood Blvd is open as a warming center.
We advise you to stay indoors and only leave home if you absolutely must. Check on your neighbors, especially those who are elderly or disabled. To prevent frozen pipes, run a thin stream of water from a faucet. Stay warm and stay safe!

Trooper Caytons family, friends and coworkers are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. RIP Trooper Ca...
10/17/2025

Trooper Caytons family, friends and coworkers are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. RIP Trooper Cayton. Thank you for your service, we will take it from here.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is mourning the loss of Trooper Nicholas P. Cayton, of the Canfield Post, after he died as a result of being hit while in his cruiser by a semi-truck on state Route 11 south of U.S. 224 in Canfield, Ohio. Trooper Cayton was assisting a disabled commercial vehicle at the time of the crash.
“Today, the Patrol lost a member of our family. This is a tragedy for the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Ohio Department of Public Safety”, said Colonel Charles A. Jones, Patrol Superintendent. “Our prayers go out to the Cayton family during this difficult time.”

*UPDATE*The dog has been reunited with its owner. Thank you for the post shares.This dog was found wondering around the ...
08/19/2025

*UPDATE*
The dog has been reunited with its owner. Thank you for the post shares.

This dog was found wondering around the area of Ray Williams Park across from the police department. If this is your dog or know the owner please contact our dispatch center at (330)425-7874. Any shares would be appreciated.

05/12/2025
The Reminderville Police Department has created a Special Needs Registry which is a no cost, voluntary service open to a...
05/09/2025

The Reminderville Police Department has created a Special Needs Registry which is a no cost, voluntary service open to any individuals with special needs who reside or work in the City of Reminderville. The purpose of the registry is to help law enforcement and first responders better assist special needs residents in an emergency situation or a police encounter. The registry provides crucial information regarding a registrant’s special needs, i.e., physical or mental impairment, emergency contact information, physical description, and current photograph.
Individuals can register themselves, or they can be registered by a family member or a caretaker. Please see below link for more information and a link to the form itself.

The Special Needs Registry is an initiative of the Reminderville Police Department. The purpose is to provide an opportunity for voluntary reporting of such persons with "special needs" due to mental or neurological disabilities who reside in Reminderville, by the person themselves or an adult famil...

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3602 Glenwood Boulevard
Reminderville, OH
44202

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