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Police Department

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POLICE DEPARTMENT

The mission of the Garrett Police Department is to enhance the quality of life for the citizens of Garrett and those that visit our community, by earning their trust through honest, ethical service and problem solving.

We will accomplish this mission while maintaining respect for, and loyalty to, the City of Garrett and the family of officers with whom we serve.

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Gerald Kline

Police Chief

Phone: 260-357-5151 ext. 3160

Fax: 260-357-4159

FIREARM LICENSES The Garrett Police Department is charged with the task of granting, issuing and maintaining local firearms licenses. Below is a direct link to the Indiana State Police: Firearms License Application site. The Garrett Police Department only accepts EXACT cash or money order. We DO NOT accept credit/debit cards. For more information, please visit http://www.in.gov/isp/2829.htm.

CAR SEAT INSTALLATION The Garrett Police Department is proud to announce that we now have a Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician. We would like to invite anyone who may have questions or is interested in having their car seat/booster seat inspected or properly installed to contact Officer Kyle at (260) 357-5151 ext 3149. Officer Kyle will be happy to schedule an appointment so parents and caregivers can receive education and hands-on assistance with the proper use and installation of child restraint systems and seat belts. This service is free of charge! For more information, please visit healthychildren.org.

LOCKOUTS In the event that you lock your keys in the car, as a courtesy to the residents and visitors of this wonderful City we will respond to assist you. We will attempt to respond as quickly as possible, depending on the volume of calls, and try to gain entry into your vehicle. You can contact us at: 260.357.5151

BUSINESS CHECKS Our department appreciates and supports our local businesses. With this in mind, our department does nightly business checks of businesses in our town. We drive through parking lots with our searchlights on looking for anything suspicious or out of place. This is one of the steps we take to be a proactive police department instead of a reactive one.

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