Lima, OH Police

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Lima, Ohio – Jail and Mugshot Information

Lima, Ohio, is a city in northwestern Ohio, in Allen County. Lima has a population of 38,771 people. Lima has a council-mayor style of government, and the mayor of the city is David J. Berger.

City of Lima
Lima City Hall
50 Town Square
Lima, OH 45801
419-228-5462

David J. Berger, Mayor
419-221-5202
david.berger@cityhall.lima.oh.us

For the year 2016, Lima had a crime index of 629.5, which is higher than the United States national crime index of 280.5. During that year, there were 8 murders, 44 rapes, 123 robberies, and 181 assaults. There were also 602 reported burglaries, 1,540 reported thefts, 117 reported auto thefts, and 22 reported arsons. As of November 2018, there were 195 registered sex offenders living in Lima. The ratio of residents to registered sex offenders was 194 to 1.

Lima, Ohio – Police Station Information

In the year 2016, there were 2,615 reported crimes in Lima, which gave the city a crime rate of 6,934 per 100,000 persons. This is higher than the Ohio state crime rate of 2,878 per 100,000 persons and the United States national crime rate of 2,837 per 100,000 persons. Property crimes are the most commonly reported crimes in Lima.

The Lima Police Department is located on Market Street, and the Chief of Police is Kevin Martin. Divisions within the department include patrol, investigative services, and administrative services.

Lima Police Department
117 E Market St
Lima, OH 45801
419-227-4444

Kevin Martin, Chief of Police
419-221-5270
kevin.martin@cityhall.lima.oh.us

The Allen County Sheriff’s Office is located in Lima and provides police services. The sheriff is Matthew B. Treglia. Divisions within the sheriff’s office include records, corrections, communications, and uniform patrol.

Allen County Sheriff’s Office
333 N Main St
Lima, OH 45801
419-227-3535

The Allen County Jail is located on the premises with the sheriff’s office. Each inmate is allowed two 20-minute visits per week. Visitation is on Saturday and Sunday, with times varying by the inmate’s location within the jail.