Chicago Heights, IL Police - City Jail Inmates, Arrests

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The Chicago Heights Police Department, built up in 1929, is the essential law requirement organization serving the City of Chicago Heights, Cook County, Illinois. Starting at 2013, it had a staff of around 106.

The Chicago Heights Police Department covers roughly 10 square miles (16.09 km2). The number of inhabitants is around 152154.

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

The Chicago Heights City Jail is a holding facility for Chicago Heights Police Department at 1601 South Halsted Street, Chicago Heights, Illinois, 60411.

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Information about Chicago Heights Police inmates is updated every day and becomes visible on the official site. However, you can call on 708-756-6400 to confirm or visit Chicago Heights City Jail’s lobby to inquire about a detainee.

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Chicago Heights, Cook County, IL Overview

Coordinates:

41.51194°N 87.64028°W

Country:

United States

State:

Illinois

County:

Cook

Township:

Bloom

Incorporated:

1893

Government:

Type:

Council–manager

Mayor:

David A. Gonzalez

Area:

Total:

10.30 sq mi (26.67 km2)

Land:

10.28 sq mi (26.63 km2)

Water:

0.01 sq mi (0.03 km2) 0.10%

Population (2010):

Total:

30,276

Estimate (2019):

29,322

Density:

2,851.50/sq mi (1,101.00/km2)

Standard of living (2009–11):

Per capita income:

$17,548

Median home value:

$125,400

ZIP code(s):

60411, 60412, 60413

Area code(s):

708

Geocode:

17-14026

FIPS code:

17-14026

Chicago Heights, Cook County, IL Police Office Basic Information

Type:

Local Police Department

Precincts:

1

Full Time Sworn Officers:

74

Full Time Civilians:

30

Part Time Civilians:

2

Sending a Mail and Visitation

The Chicago 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.