Bowling Green, Ohio – Jail and Mugshot Information
Bowling Green, Ohio, is a city located in northern Ohio, in Wood County. Bowling Green has a population of 30,028 people. Bowling Green has a mayor-administrator style of government, and the mayor of the city is Richard Edwards. Lori Tretter is the Municipal Administrator.
City of Bowling Green
304 North Church Street
Bowling Green, OH 43402
419-354-6204
In the year 2016, Bowling Green had a crime index of 144.3, which is lower than the United States national crime index of 280.5. During that year, there were no murders. There were 19 rapes, 8 robberies, and 15 assaults. There were also 64 reported burglaries, 486 reported thefts, 10 reported auto thefts, and 1 reported arson.. As of December 2018, there were 23 registered sex offenders living in Bowling Green. The ratio of residents to registered sex offenders was 1,384 to 1.
Bowling Green, Ohio – Police Station Information
In the year 2016, there were 602 reported crimes in Bowling Green, which gave the city a crime rate of 1,917 per 100,000 persons. This is lower 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 Bowling Green.
The Bowling Green Police Department is located on Wooster Street, and the Chief of Police is Tony Hetrick. Divisions within the department include administration, investigations, operations, and services.
Bowling Green Police Department
175 West Wooster Street
Bowling Green, OH 43402
419-352-2571
Tony Hetrick, Chief of Police
419-352-8775
thetrick@bgohio.org
The Wood County Sheriff’s Office also provides services to Bowling Green, and the sheriff is Mark Wasylyshyn. The Wood County Sheriff’s Office is located in Bowling Green. Divisions within the sheriff’s office include communications, detectives, patrol, and civil.
Wood County Sheriff’s Office
1960 E Gypsy Rd
Bowling Green, OH 43402
419-354-9001
Mark Wasylyshyn, Sheriff
mwasylyshyn@co.wood.oh.us
The Wood County Most Wanted List can be viewed online.
The Wood County Justice Center is located on the premises with the sheriff’s office.Visitation with inmates depends on the inmate’s location within the jail. The jail can house 224 inmates, and it is under the command of Captain Rebecca McMonigal.
Wood County Justice Center
419-354-7744
Captain Rebecca McMonigal
419-354-6384
rmcmonigal@co.wood.oh.us
Open Records Requests in Bowling Green, Ohio
Information about public records from the City of Bowling Green can be viewed online.
Public records can be obtained from the Bowling Green Police Department by contacting the Records Section.
Police Logs in Bowling Green, Ohio
Recent crime reports in Bowling Green can be viewed online. Many of the calls involved thefts and forgery.
Recent arrests by the Wood County Sheriff’s Office can be viewed online. Burglaries and thefts were the most common arrests.