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Zion, Illinois – Information

Zion, Illinois is a city in Lake County, Illinois, and the county seat is Waukegan. At the 2010 census, the population was 22,866. The city was founded in 1901 by John Alexander Dowie. He built the Zion Tabernacle of the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church which, as the time, was the only church in town. It burned down in 1937. Zion is the closest city to South Beach within Illinois Beach State Park. In WWI and WWII, the beach served as a rifle range for the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. In 2000, the area was officially designated as the Cullerton Complex in honor of William J. Cullerton, Sr., war hero and conservationist.

City of Zion, Illinois

Al Hill, Mayor

2828 Sheridan

Zion, Illinois 60099

Phone: 847-746-4000

alh@zion.il.us

Zion City Website

The crime index in Zion, Illinois for 2016 was 382.4 crimes per 100,000 residents. The crime index in Zion, is 87,5% higher than in other U.S. cities. In 2016 thee were 2 murders, 37 rapes, 31 robberies, 99 assaults, 127 burglaries, 449 thefts, 31 auto thefts, and 10 arsons. As of June 2018, there are 67 registered sex offenders living in Zion. The ratio of residents in Zion to the number of sex offenders is 361 to 1.

Zion, Illinois – Police Department Information

The Zion Police Department has 47 sworn officers, 9 dispatchers, 5 full-time and several part-time civilian employees. The Police Department is divided into 2 divisions, Operations & Administration.

The mission of the Zion Police Department is to maintain peace and good order; protect life and property; prevent and investigate crime; and respond to community needs. To touch our community in a practical, effective, and collaborative way, designed to augment the purely reactive, incident driven model of the past.

There are three components to the Zion PD program: traditional; pro-active; non-enforcement outreach. With the community and the police department, we can improve the quality of life, through community empowerment, partnership, and creative problem solving.

City of Zion Police Department

Stephen, Dumyahn, Police Chief

2101 Salem Blvd

Zion, Illinois 60099

Phone: 847-872-8000

 

Zion Police Dept

City of Zion, Illinois – Open Records Requests

Records requests must be in writing and in the appropriate form. You can return requests to the city via personal delivery, mail, fax or email. Requests will be responded to within five working days of receipt. The form can be downloaded at:

Zion City FOIA Request Form

 

City of Zion

City Clerk

2828 Sheridan

Zion, Illinois 60099

Phone: 847-746-4000

Fax: 847-746-7167

 

City of Zion Police Department

Stephen, Dumyahn, Police Chief

2101 Salem Blvd

Zion, Illinois 60099

Phone: 847-872-8000

County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information – Zion, Illinois (Lake County)

The Lake County Sheriff’s Department includes highway patrol, criminal investigations, court security, communications, warrants, civil processes, records, marine unit, reserve unit, and Lake County Emergency Management agency. The coordination of each department enables the Sheriff’s Department to provide protection and service to the residents of Zion, Illinois.

For information on warrants, contact the Sheriff’s Office:

Lake County Sheriff’s Office

Mark Curran, Sheriff

25 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue

Waukegan, Illinois 60085

Phone: 847-377-4000

Lake County Jail

 

Lake Sheriff Facebook

The Lake County Adult Corrections Facility processed, monitors, and detains offenders in the Lake County area including the Village of Beach Park. The capacity of the jail is 740 inmates and no inmate is held in the country jail for more than 364 days. The jail is accredited through the American Correctional Association which reflects up to date policies and procedures. In 2016, the correctional facility earned the accreditation of the National Commission on Correctional Health Care. There are inmate programs, food service, library, and religious volunteer programs.

Jail

20 S County Street

Waukegan Illinois 60085

Phone: 847-377-4150

To locate an inmate, go to the website:

Lake County Inmate Search

 

And fill out the form on that page. To put funds in an inmate’s account you can go online at Touchpay Website. Lobby kiosks using cash or credit/debit card or call tollfree 866-232-1899.

 

Lake County Inmate Commissary Deposit

 

Zion Police Station Address:  2101 Salem Blvd, Zion, IL 60099, United States