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Collinsville, Illinois – Information
Collinsville, Illinois is in Madison County and the county seat is Edwardsville. The city of Collinsville had a population of 25,579 in 2010 which was an increase from 24,707 in 2000. Collinsville is about 12 miles from St. Louis, Missouri, and considered part of the St. Louis’ metro east area. It is the home of the Brooks Catsup Bottle Water which is the world largest ketchup bottle. Collinsville is also the world’s horseradish capital and produces about 85% of the world’s horseradish. Monks Mount, the largest man-made earthwork in North America is part of the Cahokia Mounds State Historic site located here in Collinsville, Illinois.
Collinsville, Illinois
John Miller, Mayor
125 W. Center Street
Collinsville, Illinois 62234
618-346-5200
The crime index in Collinsville is 210.8 crimes per 100,000 people. In 2016 there were 0 murders, 10 rapes, 9 robberies, 34 assaults, 109 burglaries, 586 thefts, 41 auto thefts and 2 arsons. There are 35 registered sex offenders living in Collinsville, Illinois as of April 2018. The ratio of resident in Collinsville to the numbers of sex offenders is 707 to 1. The crime index in Collinsville compared to other U.S. cities is 64.4% higher.
Collinsville, Illinois Website:
Collinsville City WebsiteCollinsville, Illinois – Police Department
Full time law enforcement employees in 2015 (the latest year statistics are available) is 53 and 40 are police officers. Offers per 1,000 residents is 1.62.
The Collinsville Police Depart celebrates and builds on its history. The PD is committed to the implementation of new strategies to better serve the needs of the city. The PD develop partnerships with businesses and residential communities to accomplish policing goals.
Collinsville, Illinois Police Department
Steve Evans, police Chief
200 West Clay St.
Collinsville, Illinois 62234
618-213 x 5100
Collinsville Police Dept
Collinsville, Illinois – Open Records Requests
Complete a Request for Public Records form, or request in any other written form and present it to the FOIA Officer.
Collinsville City Hall
Collinsville FOIA Officer
125 South Center Street
Collinsville, Illinois
6180343-3688 fax
The form is found on the city’s FOIA website at:
Collinsville City FOIA Request FormRequests for records for the FOIA Police Department.
Police Department FOIA Officer
Collinsville Police Department
200 West Clay
Collinsville, Illinois
618-2344-3237
The form is accessed on the FOAI website at:
Collinsville Police FOIA Request
County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information – Collinsville, Illinois
To find an open warrant in the Bethalto, Illinois, fill out the form listed on the righthand side of the Illinois Jail Roster webpage. Hit search and follow the instructions. Be aware that Madison County jail doesn’t maintain an online inmate roster. You will need to call 618-692-6087 and make an inquiry directly to a jail officer. Provide the first and last name of the inmate, ID number of date of birth.
If you need to deposit to an inmate’s commissary account, use a postal money order. The maximum amount of money you can deposit is $50.00. Send to the jail at:
Inmate Name & Sheriff’s ID
405 Randle Street
Edwardsville, IL 62025
Information for the Sheriff’s Department is:
John D. Lakin, Sheriff
615 Madison Avenue
Madison, Illinois
617-876-4300
Collinsville Police Station Address: 200 W Clay St, Collinsville, IL 62234, United States
#humpday already? Yeah, we are surprised too Frank. https://t.co/iQqd28SwRw
It’s cold. Dress in layers, wear a hat, mittens, & warm socks. But don’t wear those thick woolen socks, shuffle across the carpet, & pet the cat. Youll turn that furry pet into a bolt of lightning And then you will have to think about that as it stares at you from across the room https://t.co/WruEEVXGXG
The weather is turning south again. It will be cold, windy, and a pretty good chance of ice, snow, rain….you know, all the good stuff. As we have said before during bad weather, if you don’t need to be out, don’t be. Stay home, sleep in, eat bad food, binge watch some quality TV https://t.co/euebyG7GpW
We took an unofficial poll recently. The results have been tabulated and it is unofficially official. This has been the longest week EVER. We will make a collective sigh when the week is over…if it ever is. Seriously…it’s like watching the hour hand on a watch worn by a sloth. https://t.co/UuOXfbQrxJ
It was a foggy start to #Humpday, but it is much better now. Stay sharp out there Frank, the accident you avoid could be your own. https://t.co/F3wLktXQZk
One of the great things about being a police officer, is that we never really know what the next call for service will be. Case in point: Ofc Ross was dispatched for an animal running in the roadway. Upon arriving, he found this little guy & got him back to his human companion. https://t.co/HMM7PZS3HU
Today, we were reminded of how great a community this is. We mention it because some of the residents and business of this great community who dropped off baked goods from Kruta’s Bakery, pretzels and popcorn from Old Herald, and a pile of other assorted goodies. Thank you. https://t.co/QT9VHcDdmC
Here is our latest press release. You can get our press release notifications sent directly to your inbox by signing up here: https://t.co/x0w7huXpHY It is a free service. https://t.co/VwpH2uQZLT
Happy Friday. we are in a roller coaster of weather this weekend. Ensure the furry members of your house have adequate shelter, clean water, and someplace to get out of the wet and cold. By furry house members, we are referring to dogs, cats, hamsters, etc., not Uncle Harry. https://t.co/YFo2t7qhaa
Don’t start the 2020 year from one of our jail cells. There are better ways to spend your time. Go to the annual snail races, a midnight bicycle ride, watch a movie with friends, or eat the last of that “bad” food before the diet begins. Celebrate responsibly. Have a great night. https://t.co/DniZ8MXHEi
Happy Monday and Happy New Year’s Eve, Eve. beginning January 1st, recreational cannabis becomes legal in Illinois. There are lots of questions. We had our Art & Graphic Design Department put together a quick reference guide that hits the highlights. We think it turned out well. https://t.co/2v5tDhx6LB
Happy Friday. As you move into the weekend, you will need to bundle up a little more than you did yesterday. And, since it could be a rainy couple of days, keep an umbrella handy so you don’t wind up looking like the little guy in the photo of the day. Have a great weekend. https://t.co/L97oEJmFK3
Here it is. Christmas Eve. Some holiday traditions is to sit around in comfy pajamas and watch TV. This brings up a question: Is “The Nightmare Before Christmas” a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie? Is eggnog only for Christmas? So many questions. Have a safe Holiday. https://t.co/Iw1bIBFwlN
This morning, members of our PD, along with some of Caseyville PD’s officers, as well as some great young people from the @CUSD10 Key Club, and others enjoyed participating in the annual Kiwanis Christmas shopping event at Walmart. Thanks for letting us join in on the fun. https://t.co/nAguwT8px2
Good Morning Collinsville. You have less than 1 week before Christmas. If you want to escape the madness and take a vacation during the holidays, you can ensure your residence is secure while you are gone by requesting a vacation check from us. Give us a call for more info. https://t.co/fBwRJPkC79
Congratulations to Hannah Chapman and Adam Padilla. They were sworn in by Mayor John Miller during last night's City Council meeting as the newest members of the Collinsville Police Department. Both are scheduled to begin the police academy in January. Welcome to the family. https://t.co/1XG9OOO8TS
How are we just now hearing about this? https://t.co/o6Jl9pHKLv