If you are experiencing an emergency situation, please call 9-1-1 immediately.
Important Notice
During the month of January, the West Chicago Police Department will remain open until 6:00 p.m. on Wednesdays. Please note, after 4:00 p.m. on these days, if you call the Department, your call will initially be routed to DuPage Public Safety Communications (DU-COMM).
West Chicago Police Department
- Request Accident Reports
- Overnight Parking Requests
- Operation of Oversize/Overweight Permits
- Vacation Watch Program
- Bicycle Registration Program
- Neighborhood Watch Program
- DuPage County Health & Social Services
- Citizens Police Academy Program
- Community Emergency Response Training (CERT) Program
- Cadet Program
- Animal Control (Only incidents involving City & County Ordinances)
Contact Us
- Colin Fleury - Chief of Police
- Anthony Cargola - Deputy Chief of Police
- Eugene Samuel - Operations Commander
- Adam Reavley - Support Services Commander
West Chicago Police Department
325 Spencer Street
West Chicago, IL 60185
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Emergency Phone: 9-1-1
Non-Emergency Phone: (630) 293-2222
Non-Emergency After-Hours: Call (630)293-2222 and stay on the line as your call will be forwarded to the dispatch center.
Online Citizen Reports: Complete an Online Citizen Report
Email: General Email
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
WEST CHICAGO POLICE MEMORIAL
West Chicago Police Memorial
The City remembers sacrifices of it's Officers who have fallen in the line of duty through a decorative memorial installed in their honor. The memorial is on public display within the West Chicago Police Department’s lobby, where it is viewed daily by fellow Officers and the public, and serves as a meaningful reminder of the sacrifices that are made by Police Officers to keep our communities safe.
Officers Killed in the Line of Duty
Michael J. Browning (1968-1992)
On Monday, April 20, 1992, Patrolman Browning was killed after responding to a burglary at an automobile dealership. After exiting his patrol car and drawing his weapon, the suspect drove through the dealership’s showroom in a stolen vehicle and struck Browning.
Browning had served as an officer with the West Chicago Police Department for only five months. Prior to being sworn in as an officer he had served as a cadet for two years.
Raymond G. Wilson (1922-1965)
Wilson was serving as a special policeman on July 25, 1965, at a fire department carnival at Reed-Keppler Park. Guadalupe Ruel shot Wilson with his own revolver.
George Riehm (1864-1921)
Goerge Riehm was the first West Chicago Police officer killed in the line of duty. On April 29, 1921 he was shot while investigating a burglary at a local lumberyard. The alleged murderer, James Witt, was apprehended, but committed suicide before charges were brought against him.