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Marion Police Department
Submitted by Police Department on Fri, 09/09/2005 - 6:21pm.
Police Department
Marion Police Department
Message from the Chief of Police Harry R. Daugherty
Marion has a full service police department consisting of 41 officers and 9 civilian employees.
The department functions within three sections; patrol, investigtions and support services.
The Patrol Division provides day to day, community oriented police services including bicycle patrol, a K-9 unit, a full time School Resource Officer, and a High Risk Entry and Arrest Team.
The Investigations Division conducts follow up investigations and provides crime scene processing, photographic support, polygraph examinations, arson investigators and bomb technicians. This division also manages the records office.
The Support Services Division operates our Communications Center and is responsible for building and fleet maintenance. This division is also responsible for recruitment and the hiring and training of new officers.
The Marion Police Department is located at 3911 Katz Drive. Phone numbers are as follows:
- Emergencies - 911
- General Police Services - 377-1511
- Drug Hotline - 373-3258
- Records - 377-7889
The following administration can be reached at (319) 377-4006:
Captain Bob Huffman, Professional Standards
Lieutenant Mike De La Mater, Patrol Division
Lieutenant Steve Etzel, Investigation Division
Lieutenant Doug Slagle, Support Services Division
Assistant to Chief of Police, Shellene Gray
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