25 OP Winter Senior Newsletter

LETTER FROM THE CHIEF OF POLICE

With shorter days ahead, please remember to keep outdoor lights on during evening hours and ensure your vehicles and homes are locked. If you notice anything unusual or concerning, please don’t hesitate to report it.

Please take the time to follow the Orland Park Police Department on Facebook, X or Instagram to stay up-to-date on important safety information, programs and events. Thank you for your support of the men and women of the Orland Park Police Department as we continue to do our absolute best to provide optimal safety and security services to the Orland Park community. Eric Rossi | Chief of Police Orland Park Warming Center The Orland Park Police Station, located at 15100 S. Ravinia Avenue, is the Village’s main warming center. During the winter months, residents are encouraged to monitor the weather, and to check on elderly and disabled relatives, friends and neighbors who may be more at risk to extreme cold.

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Dear Orland Park Seniors,

The safety of residents and guests in Orland Park remains the top priority for the Orland Park Police Department. We are proud to share that Index Crimes continue to trend below our 25-year average, and overall crime in Orland Park continues to decline. As we welcome the winter season, we must remain vigilant. Seasonal changes can bring new opportunities for criminal activity, and we ask that you continue to be observant in your neighborhoods.

emergencies, call us at (708) 349-4111, and dial 9-1-1 in the event of an emergency. We are excited to announce that the department will be implementing a new pilot program beginning in February, 2026. The Cruise Lights Pilot Program will increase officer visibility as part of the department’s ongoing commitment to proactive, visible and community-focused policing. Learn more about this pilot program on page 5.

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