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The Elkhart Police Department is committed to working in partnership with the community to improve the quality of life and provide a safe environment with Honor, Integrity, and Justice.
COMMUNITY FIRST
The Elkhart Police Department is committed to working in partnership with the community to improve the quality of life and provide a safe environment with Honor, Integrity, and Justice.
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Elkhart County TRIAD
Elkhart County TRIAD is law enforcement, social service agencies, and senior citizens in Elkhart County working to reduce criminal and other victimization of the elderly! [...]
1930 Washington Ambulance
Did you know that the Elkhart Police Department took care of the ambulance service in the 1930s? This 1930 Sayers and Scovill model Washington ambulance [...]
LATEST NEWS
Elkhart County TRIAD
Elkhart County TRIAD is law enforcement, social service agencies, and senior citizens in Elkhart County [...]
1930 Washington Ambulance
Did you know that the Elkhart Police Department took care of the ambulance service in [...]
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We couldn't resist all the delicious food this weekend at Elkhart Jazz Festival!
More Elkhart Jazz Festival fun continues today. This is a great event for the whole family. Come see us, and feel free to bring the kiddos to meet us!
🎷It's Jazz Fest weekend!🎷
We are proud to protect and serve you during this downtown event! Please note that if you are traveling through Downtown Elkhart this weekend, Main St. will be closed between Jackson St. and Division St. for the festival.
We hope to see you in Downtown Elkhart - The Gateway Mile enjoying the music, food, and entertainment!
There's nothing more important than protecting our community. We support the Mishawaka Police Department in this new initiative, and we will be following suit. Parents, we encourage you to read the article and inform yourself about the new curfew enforcement.
Mishawaka police announce curfew violation initiative
wndu.com
Friday marked the start of summer to many Mishawaka students, but police in Mishawaka want to remind parents and students heading into summer that there is a curfew in effect.We brought our own color to Elkhart over the gloomy weekend at the Color for Kids run to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Elkhart County! Thank you to all who came out to support our youth!