Indian Head Park Police Department

Residents, businesses and visitors in Indian Head Park, Illinois, are served by a village police department staffed by sworn officers, some full time and some part time, along with civilian employees, and it takes part in two regional task forces that assist with major crimes in the south suburbs. The station takes walk-in visitors on weekday business hours, and 911 calls are answered by Southwest Central Dispatch, a consortium that has handled dispatch for the village and other suburban police and fire agencies since 2004 under an intergovernmental agreement. People can register alarms, list emergency contacts and keyholders, ask for a vacation watch and get fingerprinted, which is free for residents and $10 for others. Overnight street parking is banned between 2 and 6 in the morning, so requests must come in before 1:30 a.m., are limited to three in any 30 days and are not granted once two inches of snow cover the roads. Officers also respond to reports of exterior code violations such as backyard burning or junk left on a property, check solicitor permits and hand out No Solicitation decals, and records requests follow the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (5 ILCS 140).

According to the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 2023), Indian Head Park village, IL has an estimated population of 3,992.