Police

The Village of Hunting Valley operates a full service police department that is dedicated to providing the best of services to the community. The department consists of 11 full-time officers, including the Chief, and up to 4 part-time officers. The command officers are all graduates of highly regarded police administrative programs including the Northwestern University Safety Institute School of Police Staff and Command, the FBI National Academy, and the Police Executive Leadership College.  Members of the department also participate with the Valley Enforcement Group (VEG), which is a regional law enforcement collaborative effort.  Hunting Valley officers are part of the SWAT team, accident investigation unit, the crisis negotiation team, and the investigative unit.

The police department is fortunate to have a modern police facility, which was completed in December of 2002. Features include an indoor firing range, classroom, workout room, interview rooms with closed circuit television, and a state-of-the art access control system.

The Hunting Valley Police Department is proud of its highly trained police officers. The goal of every interaction with the community is to provide the best service available and to make every public contact a successful one. Our philosophy is that local government should be a team of problem solvers and do all within their power to assist its residents.

If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact us at 440-247-7324 or by e-mail.

David A. Maine
Chief of Police
38251 Fairmount Blvd.
Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
440-247-7324
E-mail: chief@huntingvalley.net

HUNTING VALLEY POLICE DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENT

“The Hunting Valley Police Department is a community oriented, full

service organization.  Our officers are committed to providing the residents

and the general public with a safe and secure environment.  Our duty to the

Village is based on an organizational philosophy of honesty, integrity, and professionalism.”