The District Two Police Station is located at 3295 Erie Ave, Cincinnati, OH, 45208.

Geographically, District Two officers patrol the largest area within the City of Cincinnati. Evanston, East Walnut Hills, O’Bryonville, Hyde Park, Mt. Lookout, Oakley, Madisonville, Kennedy Heights, Pleasant Ridge, East End, Columbia-Tusculum, Linwood, Mt. Washington and California are the neighborhoods that comprise District Two.

District Two enjoys a very strong and positive relationship with members of community councils. Through these cooperative relationships, several neighborhoods (Hyde Park, Lunken Airport, Madisonville, Mt. Washington, Oakley, Kennedy Heights, and Evanston) have active "Citizens on Patrol" groups. Citizens on Patrol members patrol their own neighborhoods reporting crime and health conditions to the police and other responsible agencies. Citizens on Patrol groups contribute significantly to displacing drug dealers. District Two’s Citizens on Patrol members are a valuable asset to their community and the police department.

Both sworn officers and civilian personnel are assigned to District Two. Police Officers assigned to uniform patrol are generally divided into three eight-hour shifts, which are commanded by a police lieutenant. The first shift has working hours which range between 0600 through 1600 hours. The second shift hours range from 1300 through 2300 hours. The third shift hours range from 2100 through 0700 hours.

District Two has an Investigative Unit, which is commanded by a police lieutenant. The Investigative Unit is responsible for processing crime scenes for evidence. They provide training to uniform officers and assist in covert operations on a district level. A warrant officer is assigned the task of processing and serving numerous criminal misdemeanor warrants.

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Local businesses can participate in the Business Alert Network. Be sure to select your correct business category when you register so that we only send you alerts that impact your company. You can receive these targeted, instantaneous alerts via email, cell phone, pager and fax. Neighborhood Watch Groups and Citizens on Patrol have their own dedicated page on TIP411.com allowing you to stay informed about what is happening in your neighborhood.

You can receive Neighborhood Alerts directly from the Cincinnati Police Department about crimes or other incidents that are uniquely relevant to you. Cincinnati Residents can bookmark this page to automatically receive Crime Alerts to stay informed about crimes and other safety issues in Cincinnati and its 52 neighborhoods.

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