Beverly Hills Public Safety

.18600 W. 13 Mile Road, Beverly Hills, MI 48025

Beverly Hills, MICHIGAN
Phone Numbers:

Fire	(248) 540-3400
Police	(248) 540-3400
Fax	(248) 540-3437
Emergency 911
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Animal control for Beverly Hills, Bingham Farms and Franklin is available at 248 540-3420.

Beverly Hills, CALIFORNIA:
(310) 285-2100

CRASH REPORTS
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The Michigan Sheriffs' Association and the Beverly Hills Police are pleased to introduce the STOPPED program (Sheriffs Telling Our Parents and Promoting Educated Drivers). If your child gets stopped for a driving infraction, you will get a notification from the police department.

Click on the stop sign above for more information.

Do you need a court ordered breath test for alcohol? Breath tests are available at the front desk anytime, day or night, for $10.00 per test.

Stop by the Beverly Hills Police station for your FREE gun lock. These locks can secure most firearms including handguns, rifles, and shotguns.

Please get yours today.

Effective May 1, 2007 handgun purchase permits and registrations for Beverly Hills residents can be obtained at the front desk of the public safety building Monday through Saturday from 8:30 am to 6:00 PM and from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

Beverly Hills Municipal Code allows for restricted open burning. Select the bonfire below for more information.

Beverly Hills Alarm Ordinance

Chapter 43 requires registration of all alarm systems in the village.

ALARM REGISTRATION FORM

FALSE ALARM NOTICE

Secect the image below for more alarm information.

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August 3rd has been designated as the date for this year’s National Night Out. Beverly Hills residents are encouraged to plan as many outdoor activities as possible on this day.
National Night Out 2009 involved over 36 million people in 14,625 communities from all 50 states,
U.S. territories, Canadian cities, and military bases worldwide.

National Night Out 2010 is expected to be the largest ever.

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Select the link above for more information or watch the Public Service Announcement below

Power lines, cable lines, water lines and gas. You never know what you will find buried in your yard so

BEFORE YOU DIG

CALL MISS DIG

And now it is easier than ever to reach MISS DIG
CALL: 811

Click on the Miss Dig logo above to go to the Miss Dig website

	9-1-1 is for EMERGENCIES !!! NOT CONVENIENCE
PROGRAM OUR NON-EMERGENCY NUMBER INTO YOUR CELL PHONE (248) 540-3400

As technology moves forward changes are occurring in the way we handle everyday tasks. One change is affecting the way the community and the Department of Public Safety work together. That change is the cell phone.

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"Help, I've fallen and I can't get up!"

So goes a popular television commercial for an emergency alert system designed to contact emergency services, and get help to those in need. Getting help to your door, however, solves only half the problem.....

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View senior resources through Birmingham Area Seniors Coordinating Council (BASCC)

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH

The Beverly Hills Public Safety Department will be having introductory meetings for the re-establishment of the Neighborhood Watch program. The program is organized nationally by the National Sheriff’s Association under the title USAOnWatch. Locally the Beverly Hills Public Safety Department will be assisting neighborhoods in organizing and teaching citizens how to make our community a safer environment.

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Adopt a Senior
(A BHDPS officer's association program)

The Beverly Hills Public Safety Adopt-A-Senior program is designed to improve the safety of seniors, provide assistance to those in need, and forge friendships with those who may live alone or are widowed. The program was created by the police officers union and is administered by officers and dispatchers. It is supported by donations from the community.

If you know a senior who may be in need of assistance or lives alone please contact the Police Department to make a referral. Enrollment in the Adopt A Senior Program is free and voluntary. Donations are tax deductable and can be received at the Beverly Hills Police Department care of Beverly Hills Public Safety Adopt A Senior Program. Contact Dispatcher Knoll or Rollins at 248-540-3400 or email Sergeant Shock at hshock@beverlyhillspolice.com , or Officer Fisher at rfisher@beverlyhillspolice.com

POLICE AND FIRE ACTIVITY LOG

Take a look at what has been happening in the village. This log is not a comprehensive list of ALL department activities but it will give you a good look into what is going on and in what areas. To keep up to date visit again. We try to update this list every two weeks.

If you have any questions about what has been happening in your area contact us at our business number to the left or e-mail at bhdps@beverlyhillspolice.com.

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I.C.E. your cell phone

Prepare yourself and help emergency responders contact the right person, right away, by I.C.E. ing your cell phone.
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