The City of Warren Police and Fire Departments offer a residential security and safety survey to enhance your personal safety, protect valuables in your home, and address safety issues regarding building and fire safety. We can assess your home or apartment’s security by checking doors, locks, windows, lighting, and landscaping and provide information on personal safety issues to family members regarding door/telephone answering procedures, locking responsibilities, and intruder-in-the-house procedures. We address alarm issues and "special" security measures regarding safes, guns, and jewelry, as well as protecting traceable property such as computers, stereos, and television sets by using “Operation Identification.” You can reduce the risk by following recommendations made through a residential security survey. This service is provided at no cost.
Unwanted, unused or expired prescription drugs have been determined to present substantial risks to our community by either falling into the wrong hands, or by damaging our environment through improper disposal. It is this awareness that has resulted in the Warren Police Department providing a safe, alternative method to dispose of unwanted pharmaceuticals. The drop box is available to the public Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Medications may be dropped off at the front desk with the receptionist, Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm. Medications in standard containers may be remain in those containers. Loose medication may be put into sealed plastic bags. Please ensure any liquid medication is enclosed in secure containers and placed in a sealed plastic bag before depositing. Syringes cannot be placed in the drop box under any circumstances as this creates a hazardous situation for Department personnel. It is lawful to dispose of needles by placing in them in a hard plastic container, i.e. laundry detergent bottle or coffee container, filled with bleach water and duct-taped shut to be placed out with your regular garbage pickup.
Students, parents, teachers, administrators, transportation personnel and the motoring public all play important roles in keeping our children safe while on or around the school bus.
