Connect with Dublin Police

The Dublin Police Department is constantly striving to better its policies, procedures and connection with the Dublin community. 

Schedule a Ride Along 

 A ride along offers the public a way to experience the duties and responsibilities of a Dublin Police officer while they are serving the community. 

Anyone 18 years or older who passes a criminal background check can ride along with a Dublin Police officer during a routine patrol. Riders are strictly limited to observation. People may only ride with a Dublin Police officer once every six months. A four-day notice to the Dublin Police must be given before the department can schedule a ride along. 

Community Liaison Officers 

There are four Community Liaison Officers (CLOs) with the Dublin Police. CLOs work to enhance the department’s outreach and engagement efforts, focused on 

  • finding new ways Dublin Police can help and connect with the community,  
  • being in tune with citizens’ concerns, 
  • being part of national and local dialogue about community-police relations, 
  • and building a reciprocal relationship with community members 

Have questions for them? Contact a Dublin CLO officer: 

Officer Scott Brown 
sbrown@dublin.oh.us 
614.796.6069 

Officer Amber McCloskey 
amccloskey@dublin.oh.us 
614.309.8225 

Officer Scott Nichelson 
snichelson@dublin.oh.us 
614.796.6115 

Officer Rigoberto Quintanilla 
rquintanilla@dublin.oh.us 
614.357.5906 

LGBTQ+ Liaisons

LGBTQ+ Liaisons serve as a link between Dublin’s LGBTQ+ community, the City Manager’s Office and the Dublin Police Department. Officer Amber McCloskey and J.M. Rayburn, an employee in the City’s Division of Planning, serve as the City’s LGBTQ+ Liaisons. Learn more about the program’s mission and how to connect.

Find out More about Dublin’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion efforts.

Meet the Police 

Invite a Dublin Police officer to your event to learn more about the police department, including topics like crime prevention, neighborhood watch, the 24-hour anonymous tip line, traffic information and more. This is a free service. 

Homeowners or Neighborhood Associations 

Dublin Police officers will visit HOA or neighborhood leadership meetings to talk about community policing and neighborhood-specific information. This is a free service. 

Please contact Becky Metcalf with the Dublin Police at bmetcalf@dublin.oh.us or 614.410.4804.  

Special Duty Officer 

Rates apply. To request a special duty officer, please complete the form or call 614.410.4800 to speak to the Special Duty coordinator. Call at least three weeks in advance of the job. The job will be made available to all officers and it is up to them to sign up for these jobs; the job is assigned to an officer the week before the job date. 

Emergency
Phone: 911

Non-Emergency Service
Phone
: 614.889.1112

Dublin Justice Center
Address: 6565 Commerce Parkway, Dublin, OH 43017
Phone: 614.410.4800 | Fax: 614.761.6535

Justice Center Hours: Open 24/7
Records Department Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Court Services
Phone: 614.410.4920 | Fax: 614.761.6598

Email Dublin Police
Contact the Dublin Police Department via email.

Submit an Anonymous Tip
Submit an anonymous tip to the Dublin Police regarding crime.       

Submit Traffic Complaint
Fill out a traffic complaint; this is NOT live monitored.

Public Records Request Overview

In order to support faster response and better tracking of requests, the City of Dublin uses JustFOIA to collect, respond to and manage public information requests.

Why JustFOIA?

JustFOIA is a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) online application that helps streamline the open records request process for the community and improve efficiencies in getting requested information quickly and accurately.

The application lets community members submit requests for all city records, including police reports. Commonly requested information includes accident reports, copies of resolutions and body-camera video.

Submit a Public Records Request

Report an Issue
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