Toledo Police Department

Toledo Police Department...To Protect and To Serve

COVID-19 Information

Starting April 1st, 2021 the Safety Building and Scott Park Station are again open to the public.

The Records Section, located in the Safety Building, will be open M-F, 7am - 3pm. Visitors should enter from the Erie Street entrance. Handicapped visitors in need of a ramp can enter the Safety Building from the mall side entrance.

Visitors will be required to identify themselves, provide a reason for the visit, and submit to a search of any bags.

The Scott Park District station will be open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for filing reports.

The number of visitors in the buildings at one time will be limited.

Social distancing and the wearing of face masks will be required of all visitors in all buildings.

TOLEDO POLICE DEPARTMENT 525 N. ERIE TOLEDO, OH 43604

EMERGENCIES DIAL 911 | NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH 419-245-3340 | SAFETY BUILDING AND INFORMATION 419-245-3246

email: toledo.police@toledo.oh.gov

DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS RECRUITMENT UNIT COMMUNITY RELATIONS SURVEY toledo.police@toledo.oh.gov Non-Emergency Dispatch

Community Services Officer Pages

Sector 5

Sector	Community Service Officer	Phone Number	Email Address
5	Cliff Warstler	419-936-3682	clifford.warstler@toledo.oh.gov

Greetings to everyone in Sector 5

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Sector 5 is located in west Toledo, bordered on the east by Jackman Rd., west to the city limits, north to the Michigan line, and south to I-475. This page is intended to help the citizens of sector 5. I will post crime stats and share important information about your area.

My name is Clifford Warstler and I have been a member of the Toledo Police Dept. since Dec. 1993. I was in Field Operations for 22 years and have been a member of the Toledo Police Community Services Section for 5 years. I have lived in the City of Toledo for most of my life, except the years I was in the Military. I am grateful for the years I have served the City of Toledo and its residents and look forward to serving the citizens in the years ahead.

My job as a Community Services Officer is to assist my community however possible. I take complaints on nuisance abatement properties, inoperable/abandoned vehicles, neighbor disputes, and drug complaints. I also attend Block Watch meetings, business meetings and special events. My goal is to help make your neighborhood a better and safer place for you and your family to live. I look forward to working with the community.