Department Personnel:

The Bentleyville Police Department consists of 16 employees, 3 Full-time, 9 Part-time and 3 Auxiliary sworn officers.

Patrol Service:

The Bentleyville Police Department provides 24-hour emergency and non-emergency response and service to the community. Patrol Officers respond to all calls for service in the Village and conduct the preliminary investigations. The patrol force provides round the clock protection to residents and visitors, pro-active patrol traffic, traffic law enforcement and crime prevention. Field supervision on each of the three patrol shifts by full-time officers.

The goals of the Patrol Officer are high-visibility, pro-active enforcement, an awareness of the needs and desires of the community and its visitors, and fair and impartial professional law enforcement. The Patrol Officer is responsible for providing a safe and friendly environment for all people who live or visit Bentleyville.

Administrative Assistant: Gloria Triplett

Police Secretaries: Carmela Pitts and Maxine Collier have the responsibility of processing and maintaining the large amount of documentation generated by all divisions within the Police Department. Some of their duties include processing accident and incident reports, traffic citations, subpoenas and preparation of all documents for Bedford Municipal Court, and Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court.

Police Officers:

Executive Officer: Lt. Lloyd Nagle

Ptl./Detective: John Turner

2nd Lt. Gary Outzs

Ptl. Joe Sciangula, Senior Patrolman

Ptl. Mike Phillips

Ptl. Tom Cutwright

Ptl. Allan Biggins

Ptl. Ed Rodrigues

Ptl. Bob Dunn

Richard Wilk, Auxiliary

Chad Salahshour, Auxiliary

Stan Orzech, Auxiliary