Village of Round Lake Heights Police Department

Parking Ticket Payments
The Village of Round Lake Heights offers three convenient ways to pay parking tickets:

ONLINE - Click Here E-Pay Fines & Fees *A convenience charge applies to online payments

MAIL
Village of Round Lake Heights 619 W. Pontiac Ct. Round Lake Heights, IL 60073

IN PERSON
At the address listed above. There is also a drop box available for after hours payments.

Traffic Ticket Payments must be paid at the Lake County Branch Court III. The branch court is located at: 1792 Nicole Lane Round Lake Beach, IL 60073 (847) 377-3400

The fee for a police report copy is $5.00

Round Lake Heights Police Department Mission Statement It is the mission of the Round Lake Heights Police Department to provide law enforcement services with integrity and dedication. To preserve life, property and the individual rights guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States. To work in partnership with citizen groups and the community as a whole to enhance the quality of life in the Village of Round Lake Heights. To prevent the commission of criminal acts when possible and to fully investigate crimes when they occur and apprehend & prosecute the criminal offenders. And to earn the respect of the citizens of the Village and all individuals by maintaining a professional, knowledgeable and well-trained police force which is recognized for its fairness, tolerance and equality in the discharge of its law enforcement duties. - John R. Roehlk, Chief of Police

Click It or Ticket - The Round Lake Heights Police Department participates in all Click It or Ticket seatbelt enforcement campaigns. Seatbelt and child protection laws are strictly enforced throughout the year with special enforcement patrols during peak travel or holiday periods. Please, Buckle up!

School Zone established on Lotus Drive. A designated School Zone has been established on Lotus Drive from Warrior to just north of Mohawk Drive. The School Zone speed limit is 20 MPH and is strictly enforced. For the safety of our children, please be aware of this new speed zone as you pass Indian Hill Elementary and Round Lake Middle School. Additionally, a new State Statute states cellular phones shall not be used in a school zone. Please refrain from using a non-hands free phone while in this school zone. 625 ILCS 5/12-610.1(e)

Neighborhood Watch NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH is one of the most effective and least costly ways to prevent crime. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH forges bonds among area residents. It helps reduce neighborhood crimes and creates a partnership between law enforcement and the community. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH fights the isolation that crime both creates and feeds upon. Neighbors working together in cooperation with law enforcement makes the best crime fighting team around! Any community resident can join a Neighborhood Watch; young or old, single or married, renter or homeowner. Members can learn how to make their homes more secure, watch out for each other and the neighborhood, and report suspicious activities to the Police Department. You can form a Neighborhood Watch group for any area: a street, mobile home park, apartment complex, marina, community recreation center, or park. Neighborhood Watch groups are not vigilantes. They are extra eyes and ears for reporting crime and helping neighbors. Neighborhood Watch builds pride and serves as a springboard for efforts that address community needs. Citizen involvement is essential to combat this social crisis. STARTING A NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Contact the Police Department for assistance in training residents in home security and reporting crime. Select a block captain who will be responsible for organizing meetings and relaying information to group members. Encourage participation and commitment among residents and neighbors. Make a special effort to involve the elderly. If you are interested in becoming a block captain, call the Police Department's Community Division Unit for additional information. SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITIES TO LOOK FOR . . . Someone screaming or shouting for help, or being forced into a vehicle Someone looking into windows or parked cars Property being taken out of closed businesses or houses where no one is at home Vehicles cruising aimlessly Someone spraying graffiti on buildings Strangers sitting in a car, stopping to talk to kids Abandoned vehicles, suspicious people, unusual noises A sudden change in a neighbor's routine: newspapers piling up; drapes drawn; mailbox overflowing with mail, etc For more information or for assistance in starting a Neighborhood Watch program in your neighborhood, please contact Officer Jim Blasco at (847) 546-9704 ext 310 or RLHeightsPD303@hotmail.com

No tobacco products for anyone under age 18!
The Round Lake Heights Police Department participates in the Kids Can’t Buy ‘Em Here program hosted by the Illinois Liquor Control Commission. The continuous grant provides funds to monitor tobacco sales and conduct compliance checks at local businesses that sell tobacco products. We have participated in this program since 2004. We are pleased to report that there have been no violations and are proud of our businesses that take this matter seriously and ask for ID on tobacco sales within the State guidelines and individual store policy.

"Have you been the victim of a crime? Is the offender in prison? Would you like to be notified when they are released or their status changes?" "Victims and other concerned citizens can register to be notified by phone, email, text message (SMS) or TTY device when an offender's custody status changes." "Please sign up for notifications at www.vinelink.com."

Home watch protection: If you are planning to go out of town for an extended period of time, you can have your home placed on a “Vacation Home Watch List” by contacting the Village Hall.

Police Chief - John R. Roehlk - chiefrlhpd@comcast.net Records Clerk - Cindy Thommes - cthommesrlhpd@comcast.net Police Officers Scott Crawford #301 - RLHeightsPD301@hotmail.com James Blasco #303 - RLHeightsPD303@hotmail.com David Juergensen #305 - RLHeightsPD305@hotmail.com John Roberts #306 - RLHeightsPD306@hotmail.com Randy Cooley #308 - RLHeightsPD308@hotmail.com Kevin Robinson #314 - RLHeightsPD314@hotmail.com

Local Area Public Safety:
CenCom 9-1-1, Round Lake Police Dept, Round Lake Beach Police Dept,
Round Lake Park\Hainesville Police Dept, Greater Round Lake Fire Protection District,
Grayslake Fire Department, Lake Villa Rescue Squad, Lake Villa Police Dept,
Fox Lake Fire Department, Lake County Sheriff's Department.

Police - Emergency 911 / Non-Emergency - 847-270-9111 & 847-546-9704
Sheriff's Office Home: Lake County, IL - LCSO Sex Offender
Lake County Metropolitan - Enforcement Group
Illinois Secretary of State - Cyber Drive Illinois

Village of Round Lake Heights
619 W. Pontiac Ct., Round Lake Heights, IL 60073 - 847-546-1206 / 847-546-9728 (Fax)
Village Hall hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm and Saturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

Map of 619 Pontiac Ct Round Lake Heights, IL 60073-1328

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