Trumbull County 911

06/19/2026

🚨***PSA***🚨

The traffic signal at the intersection of State Route 82 and Howland Wilson Road is currently out of service. Emergency crews and ODOT are on scene working to make repairs. At this time, we do not have an estimated timeline for when the signal will be restored.

State Route 82 remains open in both directions. However, motorists cannot use Howland Wilson Road to cross State Route 82, and left turns are not permitted.

Westbound traffic on State Route 82 may turn right onto Howland Wilson Road and travel north.

Eastbound traffic on State Route 82 may turn right onto Howland Wilson Road and travel south.

Please use caution and pay close attention to traffic control measures while driving in the area.

We will provide an update as soon as the traffic signal has been repaired and normal traffic patterns resume.

06/01/2026

🚨IMPORTANT: Idle MARCS radios will soon be deactivated.
📅 Idle radios will be deactived on July 15, 2026.
🆘 MARCS radios (portables and mobiles) that have NOT been authenticated will no longer work.
🔗 For more information: https://associationdatabase.com/aws/OFCA/pt/sd/news_article/620127/_PARENT/layout_details/false

06/01/2026

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🦌 Please Leave Fawns Alone ❌
Each year well meaning people come across a sight like this and think something is wrong. This is completely normal behavior for a deer fawn, and human intervention is unnecessary.
⭐ The More You Know 🌈
⏺️ Fawns are born nearly scentless (so predators cannot find them easily). They also have spots that serve as camouflage and are able to stand soon after being born, but as a protective tactic will remain hidden.
⏺️ It is common for female deer in urban areas to place fawns around homes, backyards, or flower beds. The mother placed it there because she felt it would be safe (often intentionally near humans).
⏺️ To protect her fawn, the mother will spend very little time with it. This is to prevent attracting predators to the fawn’s location. She will leave her fawn in various hiding places for long periods of time, returning several times a day to nurse it. By staying away, the mother is protecting it.
⏺️ Fawns will begin following their mothers at four weeks old. When they are two months old, fawns are able to forage for themselves and are completely weaned from their mother.

05/18/2026

Scam warning - if you receive a text from Ohio Traffic Court asking you to click to pay fines. Please do not click the link or call the number. This is a scam.

04/20/2026

It is currently unknown if anyone was in the home or if there are any injuries.

04/20/2026

The Warren Police Department is investigating a stabbing on Sunday that left a man dead.

04/12/2026

Thank you to our dedicated staff today and every day!

03/07/2026

TRUMBULL COUNTY, Ohio (WKBN)- A full circle moment for a dispatcher and family as they meet for the first time since the dispatcher helped deliver a healthy baby boy over the phone. Just two weeks …

03/05/2026

03/05/2026

No one was home at the time of the fire, and no injuries were reported at the scene.