School resource officers
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Division of Police
4095 Center Road
Brunswick Ohio 44212
Emergency: 911
Non-Emergency Dispatch:
330-225-9111
Police Offices and Records:
330-558-6893
Robert Safran
Chief
rsafran@brunswick.oh.us
Apartment liaison
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Crisis Intervention Team (CIT)
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Directed patrol requests
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Juvenile Diversion Board
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Mental health liaison
School resource officers
Special Weapons and Tactics/Southwest Enforcement Bureau
Traffic enforcement strategies
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US Marshals Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force
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Block watch
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Citizens' Police Academy
Citizens’ Police Academy application
Citizens’ Police Academy newsletter
Community Engagement Officer
Crime prevention tips
FACT (Family Assistance Coalition Team)
Finding Families
Next of Kin & ID R Kids programs
Salvation Army
Security check
Senior citizen programs
Veterans outreach
Avoiding false alarms
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Identity theft help
Lost and found pets
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Most commonly asked questions
Parking on City streets
Pet Finder
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Residential History ADA (Disability) form
Self-Reported Incident form
Sex offenders
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Wanted persons: Medina Municipal Court
Initiated in 1988, the school liaison is a partnership program between the Brunswick School System and the Division of Police.
The officers assigned to the program work with school staff, parents and students to resolve a wide range of problems which occur in the school, the home and the community. The police officers provide intervention services which include investigation and filing charges and/or complaints including for truancy violations (may result in a state suspension of a driver’s license) and educational services.
Currently these are our officers assigned to each of the schools in the system:
| Program Supervisor | Lt. Steve Hoover |
| Brunswick High School | Officer Michael Kopacko |
| Brunswick Middle School and all Elementary Schools | Officer John Witthuhn |
