Police Department
William
Harmon
Office of the Chief
Chief Harmon has served the Village of Dillonvale for over 15 years, leading a dedicated force committed to community-oriented policing. The department works closely with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and neighboring agencies to maintain public safety across the village and surrounding area.
The Dillonvale Police Department is dedicated to preserving peace, protecting life and property, and fostering a safe environment for all village residents and visitors. Officers patrol the village 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
For all emergencies, always call 911. For non-emergency matters, contact the Village Office at (740) 769-2570 during business hours.
Officers & Staff
Police Services
Community Services
Reporting & Records
To obtain a copy of a police report, contact the administrative clerk at Village Hall during regular business hours. A fee may apply. Reports are typically available within 5–7 business days of the incident.
- Incident reports available by request at Village Hall
- Traffic crash reports available through Ohio BMV or in person
- Background checks coordinated through Jefferson County Sheriff
- Fingerprinting services available by appointment
Fire Department
Robert
Gallagher
Dillonvale Volunteer Fire Department
The Dillonvale Volunteer Fire Department has proudly served the community for decades. Chief Gallagher leads a team of dedicated volunteer firefighters trained in fire suppression, emergency medical response, and hazardous materials awareness. The department operates in cooperation with Jefferson County Emergency Management and mutual aid agreements with surrounding departments.
The Dillonvale Volunteer Fire Department responds to structure fires, vehicle accidents, medical emergencies, and hazardous conditions within the village and, under mutual aid agreements, in neighboring communities. Volunteers undergo continuous training to maintain Ohio State Fire Marshal certifications.
Interested in volunteering? The department is always looking for dedicated community members. Contact the fire station or Village Hall for information on joining.
Firefighters & Staff
Fire Services
Emergency Response
Fire Prevention & Safety
The department offers fire prevention education and home safety inspections for village residents. Contact the station to schedule a free home fire safety walkthrough.
- Free residential smoke detector checks and installation assistance
- Fire extinguisher training available for community groups
- Annual open house and equipment demonstration event
- School and youth fire safety education programs
- Burn permits coordinated through the Village Office
Volunteer Recruitment
The Dillonvale Volunteer Fire Department welcomes community members of all backgrounds. Volunteers receive full state-certified training at no cost. Time commitments are flexible and all equipment is provided.
To apply, contact Chief Gallagher at (740) 769-2571 or stop by the fire station during any Tuesday evening drill night.