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Village of Oxford Michigan Police Department

The Village of Oxford Police Department offers an array of programs to the community. The programs we offer are designed to provide information to residents and visitors about various subjects such as personal safety and building security.

Oxford Communication receives FCC Narrow Band Radio Grant Awards

The Oxford Police Department would like to thank the following for thier generous support in keeping our department on the cutting edge in communication technology. The FCC requires that departments upgrade their radio systems from wide band to narrow band by January 1st. 2013. Oxford Police Department is well on their way because of the gants we have received. More support is needed to meet the requirements of the FCC and better serve our community. anyone looking for further information can contact Debbie O'Farrell Communications Director at 248-628-2581 ext 710

Meijers Corporation - Community Giving

Enbridge Energy Company - Safecommunity

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Active Amber Alerts

Saftey & Prevention

Our Chief

Chief Michael Neymanowski started with this agency in 1998 as a part time patrol officer and communications officer. Before coming working for the Oxford Police Department, Neymanowski worked for Detroit Police.

After 30 years of service with Detroit Police, Neymanowski retired his position of Detective Sergeant. In 2000, Neymanowski applied along with five other individuals for the position of Chief of Police. more...

Contact Information

For Emergencies Dial 9-1-1
Emergency Information Hotline: 248-628-9911

Oxford Village Police Department
22 West Burdick
P.O. Box 94
Oxford, Michigan 48371

General Information (Non-Emergency):
Phone: 248-628-2581
Fax: 248-628-7030

Pay Your Tickets On Line

Pay Tickets allows citizens to use the Oakland County Web site to pay fines by credit card for certain civil infractions handled by the 52nd District Court.

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Going On Vacation?

When you are going out of town, call us. We be happy to keep an extra watch on your home while you are away.

We will need the following information when you call:
•   Name and address
•   The date that your leaving and return date
•   Anyone going to watching the home?
•   Do you have an alarm system?
•   Will there be any lights left on?
•   Will there be any cars left in the driveway?
o   if so, give us a description of vehicle
•   Can you be reached if needed?
o   please be ready with a phone number
•   Who can we contact if you cannot be reached?