Strongsville Police Department (Lorain County, OH) Arrests
- 18688 Royalton Road, Strongsville, Ohio, 44136
- 440-580-3230
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So far, Strongsville is the only city in Lorain County County to have its own jail, the Strongsville Police Department Jail. The Strongsville Police Department Jail is the holding facility for the Strongsville Police Department located at 18688 Royalton Road, Strongsville, Ohio, 44136. The Strongsville Police Department Jail also serves the Strongsville Court. the Strongsville Police Department Jail comprises of 5 cells, separating male and female inmates, and holds the arrestees as they wait for a court appearance before transferring them to Lorain County County facilities. In turn, the inmates stay for a maximum of 52 hours at the detention center.
Strongsville, OH Police Department Details
Type: Local Police Department
Full Time Sworn Officers: 78
Full Time Civilians: 20
Part Time Civilians: 10
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Strongsville Police Department - General Information
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Facility Name
Strongsville Police Department
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Facility Type
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Address
18688 Royalton Road, Strongsville, Ohio, 44136
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Phone
440-580-3230
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City
Strongsville
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Postal Code
44136
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State
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Country
Lorain County
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Facility Name
Strongsville Police Department
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Facility Type
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Address
18688 Royalton Road, Strongsville, Ohio, 44136
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Phone
440-580-3230
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Country
Lorain County
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City
Strongsville
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Postal Code
44136
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State
How to Find Someone in Strongsville Police Department
The Strongsville Police Department records section keeps records for all persons incarcerated at the Strongsville Police Department Jail. These Strongsville Police Department Jail inmate records are confidential, hence, only available for official use only. If you suspect that a friend or loved one is held at the the Strongsville Police Department Jail, get in touch with the Strongsville Police Department administrative section by calling 440-580-3230 on weekdays between 10 am and 4 pm. When you call to the Strongsville Police Department Jail, mention the inmate's full name, date of birth, and, if possible, the Strongsville Police Department Jail booking number.
Send a Mail/Package
All inmates at the Strongsville Police Department Jail can send and receive mails. Further, they can get personal supplies upon request. If you intend to send mail or a package to an inmate at the Strongsville Police Department Jail, call the Strongsville Police Department Jail administration at 440-580-3230 to make prior arrangements.
Sending Money
Inmates at the Strongsville Police Department Jail are prohibited from sending or receiving money while in custody at the Strongsville Police Department Jail. Anyone wishing to send cash to the inmate at Strongsville Police Department Jail should wait until they are transferred to the Lorain County County jail.
For further clarity of these information, therefore, visit the website or fax at .
Phone Calls
During the booking process, the arrestees at the Strongsville Police Department Jail are free to make local telephone calls. But, after the booking process at Strongsville Police Department Jail, the inmates have to provide a list of persons that they can call for approval. The inmates at Strongsville Police Department Jail can then make collect calls to any person on the approved list between 6 am and 8 pm each day.
Visitation Rules
Friends and family members of inmates at the Strongsville Police Department Jail can visit them on Mondays to Sundays from 9 am to 8 pm. It is a 13-minute visit by one visitor at a time. Still, clerics and attorneys can visit the inmate the Strongsville Police Department Jail at any time. Carry a valid Ohio ID on your visit.
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