Tuesday August 2nd
The Wood County outdoor warning sirens monthly test will be conducted on Saturday Aug 6 at 2:00 p.m. instead of the regular 10:00 a.m. test time. This is a temporary change in test time. The regular test time of 10:00 a.m. will resume on September 3, 2022.
Saturday July 9th
Celebrating the life of former Rossford Marina Security Guard Roy Montgomery Sr. The lane between the marina and Veterans Memorial Park was dedicated in his name. Life is good!
Friday May 20th
The Pedal with the Police event scheduled for May 21 will be rescheduled for a later date. Please check this page for updates.
Wednesday May 18th
Today we remember and honor the peace officers of Wood County that gave their lives in the line of duty. Officer Jodi Johnson rang the bell for each name that was read, which included Rossford Patrol Officer Clifton Miller. End of Watch: May 14, 1966.
Saturday May 14th
Washington State EOW 05/14.![]()
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Please join us as we honor our fallen. Rest in Peace.![]()
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05/14/1966: Patrolman Clifton Miller, Rossford Police Department (OH)![]()
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Patrolman Miller's daughter, Brenda, who lives in Washington State, served 2 terms as National President of Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.) ![]()
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Friday May 13th
We wish Sergeant Mark Marek a happy retirement after 27.5 years as a member of the department. He also served as a team leader on the Wood County Special Response Team. HIs hard work, dedication, and professionalism will be missed. Please thank him for his selfless service to our community.
Tuesday May 10th
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Tuesday May 3rd
Thank you Rossford Schools, Wood Co Safe Communities, and Think Fast Interactive for building the partnership that made today’s presentation possible.
Monday April 25th
Thank you OCC and Commander Mike Wilford for allowing me to address the graduates of BAS 21-047. It was an honor and a privilege.