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The Arlington Heights Police Department, built up in 1918, is the essential law requirement organization serving the City of Arlington Heights, Cook County, Illinois. Starting at 2014, it had a staff of around 20.

The Arlington Heights Police Department covers roughly 88 square miles (141.62 km2). The number of inhabitants is around 194526.

The Arlington Heights Police Office has various strength units, including Smack, bicycle watch, harbor watch, cruisers, mounted watches, and an assortment of investigator units.

The Arlington Heights City Jail is a holding facility for Arlington Heights Police Department at 33 South Arlington Heights Road, Arlington Heights, Illinois, 60005.

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Information about Arlington Heights Police inmates is updated every day and becomes visible on the official site. However, you can call on 847-368-5000 to confirm or visit Arlington Heights City Jail’s lobby to inquire about a detainee.

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Arlington Heights, Cook County, IL Overview

Village of Arlington Heights

nicknames:

Action Heights

mottos:

City of Good Neighbors

Coordinates:

42.09500°N 87.98083°W

Country:

United States

State:

Illinois

Counties:

Cook

Township:

Wheeling, Elk Grove

Incorporated:

1887

Government:

Type:

Council–manager

Mayor:

Thomas Hayes

Area:

Total:

16.64 sq mi (43.09 km2)

Land:

16.61 sq mi (43.01 km2)

Water:

0.03 sq mi (0.08 km2)

Elevation:

702 ft (214 m)

Population (2010):

Total:

75,101

Estimate (2019):

74,760

Density:

4,502.26/sq mi (1,738.30/km2)

Standard of living:

Time zone:

Central

ZIP code(s):

60004, 60005, and 60006 (PO boxes)

Area code(s):

847 and 224

Geocode:

02154

FIPS code:

17-02154

Arlington Heights, Cook County, IL Police Office Basic Information

Sending a Mail and Visitation

The Arlington Heights City Jail does not allow its inmates to receive or send mails or packages and prohibits any of its arrestees from getting visitors. If you wish to visit or send correspondence to the inmate, you will have to wait until they transfer to a Cook County, Illinois Sheriff’s Office jail.