Police Department
February Pink Sheet
Posted Jan. 26thGates Mills Police Department Proud to Serve...Sworn to Protect From Your Police Department: On behalf of the men and women of your Gates Mills Police Department, I would like to thank all of those who contributed to the Village Employee Christmas Fund. I would also like to thank those who kept our employees “well fed” with the wide array of holiday food items that were delivered...Read more
HOLIDAY PINK SHEET
Posted Dec. 2ndSeasons Greetings.......Read more
From the Desk of Chief Gregg Minichello
Posted Nov. 4thGates Mills Police Department Proud to Serve…Sworn to Protect From Your Police Department: November 2014 brings a season of change both to the weather and to the Gates Mills Police Department. Ronald Whitmer, our Police Chief, is retiring after over 31 years of service to the Village of Gates Mills. Ron is excited to move on to the next chapter of his life, spending time with his family,...Read more
October Pink Sheet
Posted Sep. 30thGates Mills Police Department Proud to Serve…Sworn to Protect With retirement from the Gates Mills Police Department quickly approaching, this will be my final contribution to the Pink Sheet. It has been both an honor and privilege to serve the residents of Gates Mills during the past thirty-one years. I will be taking with me many wonderful memories of this unique community and the...Read more
September 2014 Pink Sheet Article
Posted Aug. 25thGates Mills Police Department Proud to Serve…Sworn to Protect From Your Police Department: A full year has passed since Gates Mills moved its dispatch operations to Chagrin Valley Dispatch (CVD). To date, CVD has been awarded over 2.1 million dollars in grant funds. These funds have underwritten the purchase of state of the art technology, which has ultimately benefited the residents of...Read more
July/August Pink Sheet Article 2014
Posted Jun. 30thLast month, your Police and Fire Departments partnered with Gilmour Academy to provide Safety Town classes for two energetic groups of four and five year olds. The week long curriculum incorporated hands-on activities addressing traffic safety, stranger safety and fire safety. The program was a great success due to the efforts of Officers Suchetka and Strasshofer, Lieutenant Minichello, Fire...Read more
June 2014 Pink Sheet Article
Posted Jun. 2ndAt the end of June, after twenty-eight years of service to the residents of Gates Mills, Officer Dale Whitmer will retire from the Gates Mills Police Department. Dale began his Village service in 1986 when he was hired by Police Chief George Hughes. During the ensuing decades, Dale has diligently patrolled the Village during snowstorms, floods and power-outages. In the course of twenty-eight...Read more
May 2014 Pink Sheet Article
Posted Apr. 29thGates Mills is home to many unique and desirable rental properties. Although rental property owners and tenants are not required to register with the Village, occupancy contact information can be very helpful for police and fire personnel during emergency situations. To that end, rental property owners and tenants are encouraged to provide their emergency contact information by going to the...Read more
Telephone Scam / Deputy Impersonation
Posted Mar. 31stATTENTION GATES MILLS RESIDENTS : Please read the media release below, issued by Franklin County Sheriff Zack Scott, regarding "Telephone Scam / Deputy Impersonation" incidents reported in the Columbus area. Unfortunately, these fraudulent calls have already been received by several Gates Mills residents this past week. Contact the Gates Mills Police Department immediately at 440-423-...Read more
April 2014 Pink Sheet Article
Posted Mar. 31stThe National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day is scheduled for April 26 th . Since 2010, this nationwide initiative has collected 3.4 million pounds (1,733 tons) of unneeded medications, helping to prevent the diversion, misuse and abuse of these drugs. This event provides a means of disposing of prescription drugs in a safe, convenient and responsible manner. Once again, Gates Mills Police will...Read more