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Orland Hills, Illinois – Information
Orland Hills, Illinois is a village in Cook County, Illinois is a village in Cook County, Illinois and the county seat is Chicago. At the 2010 census, the population was 7,149. “The best kept secret in the Southwest.”
Orland Hills is the youngest Village in southwest Cook County and was formerly known as Westhaven. There is very little official record regarding the Village area prior to its incorporation on June 30, 1961.
Orland Hills, Illinois
Kyle R. Hastings, Mayor
16033 S. 94th Avenue
Orland, Ills, Illinois 60487
Phone: 708-349-6666
Fax: 349-1358
Orland Hills Village WebsiteThe crime index in Orland Hills is 39.0 crimes per 100,000 residents. In 2016 there were 0 murders, 0 rapes, 0 robberies, 4 assaults, 5 burglaries, 40 thefts, 1 auto theft and 0 arsons.
Orland Hills, Illinois – Police Department Illinois
In 2012 there were 12 full time sworn officers. This makes officers per 1,000 residents 1.67.
The Orland PD gives this advice: “Every day, people across America fall victim to crimes. A majority of these incidents are “crimes of opportunity”. Crimes of opportunity are crimes that are unknowingly facilitated by the victims, such as leaving your car or home unlocked. A criminal will take advantage of these situations to deprive you of your possessions.
Orland Hills PD
Thomas Scully, Police Chief
10609 S. 94 Avenue
Orland, Hills, Illinois 60487
Phone: 708-349-4434
Fax: 708-349-3818
Orland Hills Police DeptOrland Hills, Illinois – Open Records Requests
All records must be in writing and returned to the Village Clerk at:
Orland Hills, Illinois
Village Clerk, FOIA
16033 S. 94th Avenue
Orland, Ills, Illinois 60487
Phone: 708-349-6666
Fax: 349-1358
County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in Orland Hills, Illinois (Cook County)
The Sheriff’s Office of Cook County is the principal law enforcement serving Cook County, Illinois. There are over 6,900 members of the department. Because of the size of the department it is divided into the Cook County Sheriff’s Police Department, the Court Services Department, and the Department of Corrections. The Sheriff oversees all departments.
Contact the Sheriff’s Department for all warrant information.
Thomas Dart, Sheriff
50 W. Washington
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Phone: 312-603-6444
Cook County SheriffCook County Jail
2700 South California Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60608
Phone: 773-674-7100
The Cook County Department of Corrections is the largest single-site jail in the country. There are 100,000 inmate that circulate through the jail on an annual basis. The daily jail population is around 7,500 inmates. Inmate Information: 773-674-5245
Sending money to an inmate’s account:
- Online or Telephone deposits
- Currency Exchange facilities
- Cash Pay Today locations
- United States Postal Service
- Jail’s lobby kiosks
- Call: 773-674-6860
Cook County Corrections Website:
Cook County Department of CorrectionsOrland Hills Police Station Address: 16039 S 94th Ave, Orland Hills, IL 60487, USA
A reminder to LOCK IT OR LOSE IT! A recent surge of vehicle burglaries has been occurring across the south suburbs. In some instances, the offenders use garage door openers to enter victims' properties. #lockitorloseit #9PMROUTINE https://t.co/AVtgVNVzaS
We are still accepting applications for our Teen Citizens Police Academy next Monday. Current high school students, you have until this Wednesday (Feb 12) to sign up. https://t.co/ILvgYFBfwS @SandburgHS https://t.co/9G9CXNBlwK
Friendly Friday: Please join us in welcoming Orland Park Police Officer Gonzalo Morales, the newest member of the department. (Pictured are Officer Morales and Chief McCarthy). #friendlyfriday #orlandparkpolice #orlandsfinest https://t.co/fKoKHx01ni
National Crossing Guard Appreciation Day is February 12! Make sure to thank yours. https://t.co/Wn8T1eX8lJ
Baby Yoda says slow down.
(borrowed from Park Forest Firefighters Local 1263) https://t.co/3R0uCApuQh
A reminder to LOCK IT OR LOSE IT! A recent surge of vehicle burglaries has been occurring across the south suburbs. In some instances, the offenders use garage door openers to enter victims' properties. See a recent incident below. #lockitorloseit https://t.co/QnRC49WBw0
Orland Park's Public Works crews are out making sure roads are safe for travel. Even with pre-treatment, salting and plowing, the roads could still be slick from ongoing snowfall. Remember to drive slow in the snow. #drivesafe #slowdown https://t.co/zAivM7G6uS
This suspect made SPACE by crashing into police vehicles. These don’t just happen, you PLANET. But they don’t always go as planned. Let’s hope it’s just a PHASE. We know this is SIRIUS. But, we SA-TURN down for what?!? If you know his whereabouts, COMET below. #wantedwednesday https://t.co/QtpKQudQbw
Lock your doors, keep your stuff. #9PMRoutine #orlandparkpolice https://t.co/jS7itx4YGC
This week we bring you Farewell Friday. After 26 years of service with the OPPD, Sergeant Chuck Barth completed his last ride on Thursday, Jan 2, 2020. Thank you for your dedicated service to the Village of Orland Park and congratulations on your retirement. https://t.co/5gDkq73h3N
*******UPDATE***********
Eastbound 159th Street is now open. There is still a crew working on the light pole blocking one lane but the roadway is passable.
*****Traffic Advisory*****
Eastbound 159th Street is closed from Will Cook Road to Wolf Road due to a traffic crash investigation. Please use alternate routes.
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