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5650 W. 75th Place
Burbank, IL 60459 (708) 924-7300 Fax (708) 728-0412

 
          ***House Watch Program***
If you are going on vacation or plan to be away from home for an extended period of time, the Police Department’s house watch program can give you some peace of mind.
Enlisting the Police Department to keep an eye out for suspicious activity while you are away from home does not guarantee against loss, theft, damage or mischief but it can be a useful deterrent to anyone who may be considering accessing your home for criminal purposes.
Whether or not you avail yourself of this service, there are some steps you can take prior to departing to safeguard your property.

• Stop mail and news paper delivery
• Leave shades/blinds in normal positions
• Put automatic timers on lights; set the timers so they will turn on and off at random times in different rooms
• Leave a key with a trusted neighbor in case of emergency
• Lock all windows and doors
• Have someone park a car in your driveway occasionally ie: neighbor or friend
• Arrange to have the lawn mowed/snow plowed
• Shut and lock your garage door
• Keep jewelry and other valuables in places other than the master bedroom (this is the first place a burglar looks)
• Ask a neighbor to put out your garbage cans
House checks are not conducted on homes that are occupied for any length of time during the homeowner’s absence.
This is open to homeowners who will be away for at least two days, and generally not more than two weeks.
We ask that you contact us upon your return home to terminate the watch.
To sign up for the house watch program, you must call the Burbank Police Department at 708-924-7300.

In Memory of

Burbank Police Officer Patrick Righi-Barnard on Thursday November 25, 2004, at 1:35 a.m. After working the 3rd watch, Officer Barnard set out down I-55 on his way to Tremont Illinois to spend the Thanksgiving Holiday with his family. Pat had stopped to assist passengers of a vehicle that had run off the side of the road at mile marker 171 when he was struck by a southbound SUV. Patrick Righi-Barnard was 30 years old and is survived by his parents Cathy and Robert Barnard of Tremont, Illinois, sister Stacey and his girlfriend Shannon. He was a member of the Burbank Police Department for 10 months. Prior to joining the Burbank Police force he served with the Markham Police Department for 6 years. He also served as an MP in the United States Army Reserve for 8 years. Officer Righi-Barnard attended Eastern Illinois University and was a 1998 graduate of the Chicago Police Academy.

Officer Patrick Righi-Barnard was laid to rest in Glendale Memorial Gardens Cemetery located in Pekin, Illinois.

Officer Down Memorial Page

 


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Freedom of Information Request (FOIA)
K-9 Program
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Records Office
Red Light Public Safety Program
Registered Sex Offenders List
School Resource Office
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StartYourRecovery.org provides helpful information for people who are dealing with substance use issues — and their family members, friends, and co-workers, too. We know that there is no one-size-fits-all solution to the challenges faced by those who misuse alcohol, prescription or illegal drugs, or other substances, and we aim to break through the clutter to help people at any stage of recovery.


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Once you've signed up for Smart911, first responders will be aware of important information you have provided that will help Police, Fire, and EMS locate and help you in an emergency.


 


 

Chief Jack Garcia is a 39 year veteran of Law Enforcement. Prior to his appointment, as Chief of Police, Jack served as the Executive Director of the Illinois State Police Merit Board. Chief Garcia has also served as the Chief Investigator of the Cook County States Attorney’s Office and the First Deputy Director of the Illinois State Police. During his tenure with the ISP, Chief Garcia held the rank of Colonel and was responsible for leading the Division of Internal Investigation and the Division of Forensic Services. Chief Garcia holds a Bachelor Degree from Benedictine University (Suma Cum Laude) and is a graduate of Northwestern University Police Staff and Command and the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Command College. Chief Garcia holds a top-secret security clearance from the United States Department of Justice and was a prior resident of Burbank attending Fry elementary school. He and his wife Paulette have two children and reside in Lemont, Illinois.
 

City of Burbank offers disposal of old or damaged United States flags. Citizens are asked to bring flags set for disposal to the Burbank Station at 5650 W. 75th Place. The Burbank Police Department will, as a courtesy to the public dispose of any U.S flag. Under U.S Flag Code Title 4 Ch 1 Sec 8, the flag, when it is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem for display, should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by burning. Flags will be regarded as a symbol of the United States and will be treated with that respect. Any questions please contact us at 708-924-7300


Don't forget to contact us on our tip line at any time.
708-793-3388
If you see something Say Somthing.
 


Founded in 1982, the Burbank Police Department has grown to a professionally trained, 53 member force.

Additional civilian support personnel include clerical staff, and code enforcement. Full-time sworn officers include: A D.A.R.E. instructor (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) that teaches in our grammar schools, two school resource officers who are active at Reavis High School, Liberty Jr. High and District 111, several offices fluent in language translation speaking (Polish, Spanish, and Arabic), members of a highly-trained emergency response team, and a host of other specially trained officers.

The sharing of information is critical to efficient police/community relations. Our goal is the reduction of crime and, ultimately, the improvement of the quality of life in our community.

The Uniform Crime Reports indicate that Index crimes were down in Burbank over the past years. (Index crimes include murder, criminal sexual assault, aggravated assault/battery, robbery, burglary, theft, arson and auto theft). Working together with our citizens and the business community, we hope to lower these numbers even further.