Kane County Forest Preserve Police Department

Kane County Forest Preserve Police Department serves Geneva, IL. Forest Preserve District police officers are professionals who receive the same rigorous training as other officers throughout Illinois. Officers patrol the forest preserves 365 days a year, and are always available to assist the public and respond to calls for service. Uniformed officers patrol on foot, bicycle, scooter, all-terrain vehicle (ATV), snowmobile, and in patrol vehicles. The Public Safety Department is assisted by the Kane County Mounted Rangers, a volunteer organization that enhances public safety by patrolling on horseback. The Mounted Rangers also assist with special events and crowd control, and have direct contact with on-duty Forest Preserve police when working in the preserves. Pay a Fine In Cases of Emergency Call 911 immediately and ask for a Forest Preserve District police officer to be dispatched to your location. As users and neighbors of the Forest Preserve District of Kane County, you play an important role in protecting our natural resources and keeping preserves safe. Non-emergency: (630) 232-5980. Dial 911 for emergencies.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 2023), Geneva city, IL has an estimated population of 21,299.