Montville Township Police Department

Montville Township Police Department serves Montville Township in Medina County, Ohio, and its calls are dispatched by the Medina Police Department's communications center under contract. Much of its outreach centers on young people. The department's school resource officer works daily with Medina City Schools staff and students, presents Roadwise, a teen driving awareness course, to Medina High students twice each year, and leads 10-week D.A.R.E. lessons for fifth graders across Medina's city elementary schools and Medina Christian Academy; the department expected 497 students to graduate from D.A.R.E. in the 2024-25 school year. Officers also help run the county Juvenile Diversion program and Take Control, an advanced driving course that puts teens behind the wheel with certified police instructors, and they support the Medina County Police Activities League. For residents, the department offers vacation watch patrols, a disability registry form developed in partnership with the county developmental disabilities board, WebCheck fingerprinting through a partnership with Medina City Schools, and free self-defense clinics for women. Township residents can also reserve the training room inside the township's Safety Services Center, and the department contributes officers to the Medina County SWAT team.

Public contact information is available for Montville Township Police Department, including 1 listed contact that officers can use for training coordination or general inquiries when provided by the department.