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Complete this form if your organization is interested in being an Adopt a Highway volunteer team in Edwardsville.
This form is used to provide the Edwardsville Police Department with Home Owners Association contact data.
Please utilize this form in the event that you would like to have your video system removed from the Edwardsville Police Department's... More… Please utilize this form in the event that you would like to have your video system removed from the Edwardsville Police Department's registry. Less…
The Police Department shall maintain an annual “Do Not Contact List” registry which will be available on the city’s website and at the... More… The Police Department shall maintain an annual “Do Not Contact List” registry which will be available on the city’s website and at the Public Safety Building. The “Do Not Contact List” shall set forth the address of the property of the owners/tenants of the property who do not wish to be solicited or wish to receive solicitors. It is the responsibility of the solicitor to make himself or herself aware of the list before entering into the act of soliciting.Less…
Complete this form for vacation extra patrol requests.
The Edwardsville Police “BLOCK PARTY” (EVENT) application used per City Code Chapter 114-113 for Neighborhood Social Activities Only.... More… The Edwardsville Police “BLOCK PARTY” (EVENT) application used per City Code Chapter 114-113 for Neighborhood Social Activities Only. *Due 5 business days prior to event*Less…
Form completed by subjects interested in applying for police officer.
The Edwardsville Police Department would like the public's help in fighting crime by taking part in a voluntary Private Video... More… The Edwardsville Police Department would like the public's help in fighting crime by taking part in a voluntary Private Video Registration System. This program allows residents and businesses to register the locations of their outdoor video surveillance systems with EPD. When a crime occurs, police will be able to identify the locations of nearby video cameras and enlist the assistance of the community to help officers collect video evidence and follow up on leads. Through the program, EPD will be able to directly contact registrants who are using video in an area in which a crime occurred. Police would ask registrants to check their video surveillance system for video that may show activity involved with a crime. Registration is simple, free, confidential, and takes only a few minutes. You may delete your registration at any time by completing the video surveillance program registration cancelation form. Less…
Form for tow company to complete once vehicle has been released to owner and is off their lot.