The City of Napoleon Police Department

Battle of the Badges Blood Drive is set for Monday April 6th, starting at 11AM at the Napoleon American Legion on Glenwood Ave. You must contact the American Red Cross for an appointment. Donate Life.

The Severe Weather sirens in Napoleon have malfunction this morning Sunday March 8th,2026. There is no emergency we are sorry for any alarm this may have caused.

We would like to thank these Seniors from Liberty Center High School for utilizing their community service hours to spring clean the inside of some patrol cars that have seen a wet and snowy winter. Thank you!

All 911 functions are back up and running properly. Sorry for any concern this outage may have caused.

Currently in the City if you call 911 from a land line it will not go through. Either use a cell phone or call 419-599-2810. We are diligently working to correct the problem.

Also on that day when fallen Ofc Murrey's escort arrive back in Henry County and Napoleon he was honored by the Henry County SO and the Napoleon Fire and Rescue. Thank you!

On 11/18/24 we escorted our fallen brother Ofc Tyler Murrey home to Napoleon from Toledo. We could not have done it without the help of our brothers and sisters of the Toledo Police Dept and the Maumee Police Division. Thanks, is not enough. @ToledoPD @MaumeePolice

Attention! On Glenwood Ave at the intersections of Kenilworth and at Clairmont, there are new flashing Crosswalk Signs. They are activated by a pedestrian pushing the button to cross the street. Drivers, pedestrians have the right of way. Everyone BE CAREFUL!

The NPD would like to thank Robin Weirauch for placing a wreath at our memorial in remembrance of Lt Bruce Weirauch (NPD RET) and all those past and present who wear the uniform of the Napoleon Police Department.

Today it was my honor to attend the Ohio Peace Officers Memorial Service. 9 officers names were added to the memorial this year, they join 836 other Officers to include Napoleon Officer Clark Teeple. His flag stands with 835 others. Napoleon PD stands with them. Chief Legg

School Resource Officer Brad Strickland and Henry County Prosecutor Gwen Howe-Gebers presented awards today at the NES L.E.A.D. Graduation. Congratulations to all of our program graduates!

We are currently looking to hire a patrol officer. Join our team and work with a great group of people. We offer competitive wages and a comprehensive benefits package, as well as ample training and career growth paths.

Today Kim Priestap of the Ohio Attorney General’s Office came to the Napoleon PD to present Chief David Mack with a Proclamation honoring his 28 years in Ohio Law Enforcement