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North Muskegon police department is the city police department for North Muskegon city in Michigan. The city is relatively small, with a population of 3,786 by the 2010 census. North Muskegon police department is located at 1114 Ruddiman Dr., North Muskegon, MI 49445. Law enforcement officers are available 24/7 to respond to all emergency situations. The department is committed to professionalism in law enforcement to create a safer community, protect life and property, and reduce crime. The police execute their mandate by working with the citizenry. Anyone can contact the police department through the emergency number 911 or +1 (231) 744-4313.
The police department works hand in hand with other law enforcement agencies to help police the area and keep it safe. Tips from the citizenry through community policing programs are a very key aspect of the police department maintaining low crime stats.
The police department has heavily invested in technologies to help the police improve efficiency in their work. They have patrol vehicles, police radios, body cameras, and other state-of-the-art technologies. Through the technologies, they can meet the needs of the citizens fast.
North Muskegon Police department is headed by the Director of Public Safety, Special Services Lieutenant, Administrative Captain, Police Community Coordinator, and Administrative Supervisor. Scott Zonebelt is the current administrative captain who can be reached by email at +1 (231) 724-6903. The teams work to employ and train police officers who care more about the public than themselves.
Role of the Police working within the Department
It is the law enforcement officer at the police department that handles the day-to-day activities of the police department. The officer’s duties include patrolling the city, parks, lakes, and commercial areas. They are vital in detecting and stopping crimes, controlling traffic, conducting investigations on misdemeanors, felonies, and other law violations, and compiling evidence for filing charges and testifying in court. The roles of officer daily include
- Respond to emergency
- Arrests suspects and effect arrest warrants
- Prepare crime and non-criminal reports, carry out criminal investigations, and follow up on traffic incidents and crashes.
- Participate in training sessions
- Participate in community-oriented events
- Detain, search, and question suspects as appropriate.
- North Muskegon public safety & filing complaints
- Fingerprinting
Duties
You may also contact the police for
- Accident and non-accident Records
If you were involved in a car accident in North Muskegon city, visit the police department during business hours for a copy of the accident report. Non-accident reports can also be accessed here. Simply fill out a “Freedom of Information Act” form. To obtain the police report. This service is free.
- Bicycle registration
Registering your bicycle with the police department is important. In case it’s stolen or lost, you can acquire a sticker with its registration number, serial number, bicycle description, and all crucial details. This information is kept safe by the police. Visit the department to provide your bicycle details. Including your name and address. There are no charges required.
- Notifying the police to watch your house while you are away
Inform the police department about your absence by calling the department during working hours or by picking up and filling out a Security Check request form.
1114 Ruddiman Dr.
North Muskegon, MI 49445
Emergency: 911
Office: (231) 744-4313
The North Muskegon Police Department is on duty 24 hours a day. To contact a police officer or report an emergency, dial central dispatch at 911.
Business Hours and Staff
The Police Department is on duty 24 hours a day. Regular business hours are 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except holidays. Visit us for city regulation questions, various permits, and other police needs.
Nancy Timmer-Johnson (clerical)
Officer Todd Friend
Officer Pat Grimm
Officer David Morrell
Officer Dave Nelson
Officer Ray Ryder
Officer Lonnie Schotts
Officer Russell Swanson
Part-time Officer Katie Brandt
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