Please return home and call the non-emergency number (847) 729-5000 to make your police report an officer will be in touch as soon as possible.

You have traveled outside the United States within the last 14 days.

You are experiencing a fever, flu-like symptoms, sore throat or shortness of breath, unless you need immediate medical assistance.

Your request for service falls into the low priority classification.

A criminal charge is only an accusation defendants are. He was arrested following an incident in the 900 block of Long. IF YOU HAVE COME TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT TO MAKE A REPORT, PLEASE DO NOT ENTER THE BUILDING IF Jason Braganza, 45, of the 900 block of Long Road in Glenview was charged with violation of an order of protection July 19. Here are recent incidents reported by the Glenview Police Department. Jason Braganza, 45, of the 900 block of Long Road in Glenview was charged with violation of an order of protection July 19. When you call the Police Department you will be advised that an officer will call you back and generate a report over the phone. Non-emergency calls, property crimes or ordinance violations will only be handled via phone. Low priority calls for service such as information for police reports, delayed reports,

Or where a shift supervisor deems it necessary for a police officer to respond. Anyone with information or surveillance video regarding the incident is asked to contact the Glenview Police Department at 84, oe the tip line at 84.

Ěny calls where evidence needs to be collected or a crime scene needs to be processed.

Motor vehicle crashes involving injuries or lane blockage.

Ěny violent crimes or crimes against persons.

For non-emergency services please call our general number 847-729. Please be aware this site is not monitored 24 hours a day and is not to be used for requesting police assistance. The Glenview Police Department will only be responding to high priority/emergency calls for service, including, but not limited to The Glenview Police Department (GPD) established a Facebook, Twitter, and Nextdoor page, with the intent to use these social media sites to better communicate with the public.

The protocol below will go into effect immediately and continue until further notice. Implementing additional precautions and procedures.

Effective immediately, in an effort to help protect our citizens and employees from the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), the Glenview Police Department will be

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