Restraining orders are not issued by the Streetsboro Police Department, and the police department cannot enforce a restraining order by arrest. Violating a restraining order is a civil matter, and is addressed by filing against the violating party in civil court. Consult with a private attorney regarding obtaining a restraining order. Temporary Protection Orders (TPO’s) … Continued
90 days prior to the expiration date, you may renew your driver’s license. However, following your listed expiration date, there is no “grace” period. You can be cited for having an expired driver license.
No, Streetsboro Police Officers are not under “quotas.” However, Streetsboro officers conscientiously enforce Ohio traffic laws, and may also undertake enforcement actions based upon accident data, and/or specific complaint areas within our community.
Lights must not rotate, oscillate, or flash, but state law does not prohibit the use of colored neon lights under your car as long as they do not interfere or blind other drivers. Ohio Revised Code, section 4513.17 prohibits flashing lights on motor vehicles with the exception of emergency vehicles, turn signals, and hazard flashers. … Continued
There is no reliable means to predict how many alcoholic beverages an individual can consume before becoming “drunk” or “impaired.” However, it is more than just two beers.
On Ohio registered vehicles, window tint must allow 50% light transmittance on the rear and side windows, and 70% transmittance on the windshield. In other words, the tint cannot be darker than 50% on the side and back, and 30% on the windshield. Remember, auto glass is slightly tinted from the factory, and will make … Continued
The Streetsboro Police Department has no role in the setting of impound or storage fees charged by a tow provider, as they are private companies. Questions regarding a tow fee should be addressed directly with the tow company. In certain circumstances, you may be charged an additional city $50 administrative tow fee through the tow … Continued
For civilian background checks, you must use a web based electronic fingerprint system called Webcheck. The Streetsboro Police Department does not offer this service. To find a location, visit: https://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/Business/Services-for-Business/WebCheck/Webcheck-Community-Listing
Call (330) 626-4976 and ask to speak to the officer’s supervisor. You can also send an email to info@streetsboropolice.com or send a letter to the Streetsboro Police Department at 2080 SR 303, Streetsboro, OH 44241.
Contact police dispatch at (330) 626-4976 and ask to speak to the officer’s sergeant. If that does not resolve the matter to your satisfaction, the sergeant will arrange for you to file a formal complaint.
