The Pierce Township Police Department is a full service, award winning department dedicated to your safety twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.  Your police department is committed to Community Oriented Policing to establish strong community connections that improve the quality of life and safety for the entire Pierce community.  We make it a point to wave to our citizens and to assist with any safety service need.

Road patrol officers are the primary responders to service requests. The Department also includes a Detective Division and a dedicated School Resource Officer (SRO).  The SRO works closely with our three different school districts to best provide instruction and safety to children. Pierce also has a drug detection canine used to stem the flow of illegal drugs into our community;  RAZEC is the youngest canine in the history of the State of Ohio to be certified for drug detection. 

Pierce Police staff and programs have won numerous awards including selection by the State of Ohio four years in a row for their award winning traffic safety program, competing against nearly 1,000 other Ohio law enforcement agencies.  

Everything we do is geared towards providing the best service and protection.  However, we cannot do it alone.  We ask for your help.  You are the eyes and ears of our community. Therefore, we ask your assistance in solving crimes. Police Administrative Services are available M-F 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.  Phone 752-4100.  To have an officer dispatched to  meet you 24/7, please contact the Clermont County Communications Center, 732-2231 for non-emergency requests. Please call 9-1-1 for any emergency or urgent need.

Please do not hesitate to contact us with any suggestions on how we may better serve you!

Sincerely,

Colonel James T. Smith
Police Chief