🌟 What an incredible night at D100’s Community Wellness Night event at FMS 💪✨ Students & their families came together to learn about making healthy lifestyle choices in a fun and interactive way. Check out the recap video to see all the great moments we shared! Let’s continue building a healthier, stronger community together. 🏃♂️🍎 #CommunityWellness#HealthyChoices#StrongerTogether#FamilyFun... See MoreSee Less
* Don’t respond to texts from numbers & people you don’t know
* Do not send texts or capture pictures or video on your phone that you wouldn’t feel comfortable sharing with your family
* Remember that all of the texts, photos, & videos you create with your phone are often saved and retrievable as digital evidence- Even if you have deleted them! ... See MoreSee Less
Berwyn Police Department is with Illinois Municipal Police Association Berwyn Local 1 at Berwyn Police Department.
3 days ago
We are proud to announce the promotion of Officer Robert F. Sepe to the rank of Sergeant. He is a Morton West High School graduate with nearly 20 years of dedicated service to our community. We are confident that his experience and leadership will continue to positively impact our community for years to come.
Please join us in congratulating Sgt. Sepe on this well-deserved achievement! ... See MoreSee Less
On March 19, 2025 at approximately 1:43 p.m. Berwyn Police Officers responded to multiple calls for gun shots fired on the 1200 block of Cuyler Ave. Upon arrival, responding officers located one (1) male victim who sustained a gunshot wound to his chest. The victim was transported to a local area hospital with serious, but non-life threatening injuries. Officers canvassed the area and recovered several spent shell casings on the 1200 block of Cuyler Ave. as well as on Roosevelt Rd. near Ridgeland Ave. Property damage to multiple vehicles and one (1) home on the 1200 block of Cuyler Ave. were also reported.
Upon further investigation, officers ascertained that this incident stemmed from a dispute that occurred in Chicago and continued into Berwyn/Oak Park. The victim refused to cooperate with detectives. The Berwyn Police Department believes this is an isolated incident and there is no threat to the community at this time. This investigation is ongoing. The Berwyn Police Department reminds the community, “If you see something, say something.”
Several communication avenues are available to the community to share information with the Berwyn Police Department.
If anyone has any information or video surveillance regarding a crime in the community, please let us know by doing one of the following: • Call the Crime Tip Hotline: 708-749-6564 (Callers may remain anonymous) • Utilize the Online Crime Tip Submission Form (Anonymity is admissible) o berwynpd.formstack.com/forms/crime_tip_submission_form • Call BPD Non-Emergency: 708-795-5600 • Call 9-1-1 in cases of Emergency We encourage the community to participate in this Video-Sharing Partnership by registering online: berwynpd.formstack.com/forms/videosharing
Thank You, Michael D. Cimaglia Chief of Police ... See MoreSee Less
- Food should never be left out. That can be a welcome invitation for coyotes and/or rodents.
- Always walk dogs on a leash. Don’t allow dogs to roam freely through parks or other public areas. This helps prevent pets from becoming lost and keeps everyone safe.
- Keep bird feeders high off the ground and secure. Remove any excess bird feed from the ground to avoid attracting small animals/rodents.
- Small dogs should be supervised at all times in the backyard, especially after dark.
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Please utilize the Animal Control Request Form www.berwynpd.org/animal-control or call BPD Non-Emergency 708-795-5600 (follow prompts) for the following Animal Related Inquiries: - Animal Abuse or Neglect - Excessive Barking - Wildlife Nuisances - Stray Animals - Lost/Found Pets
Please call 9-1-1 for the following Animal Related Emergencies: - Animal Fighting (in progress) - Bite incident (in progress or just occurred) - Injured Animals (just occurred) ... See MoreSee Less
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🌟 What an incredible night at D100’s Community Wellness Night event at FMS 💪✨ Students & their families came together to learn about making healthy lifestyle choices in a fun and interactive way. Check out the recap video to see all the great moments we shared! Let’s continue building a healthier, stronger community together. 🏃♂️🍎 #CommunityWellness #HealthyChoices #StrongerTogether #FamilyFun ... See MoreSee Less
WEEKLY BULLETIN FOR 3.10.2025-3.16.2025
🚨 MAJOR ARRESTS:
STALKING
📍 SIGNIFICANT INCIDENTS:
1st Ward: Burglary to Motor Vehicle
2nd Ward: Disturbance
3rd Ward: No Significant Incidents
4th Ward: No Significant Incidents
5th Ward: Shots Fired; Battery
6th Ward: No Significant Incidents
7th Ward: No Significant Incidents
8th Ward: Disturbance ... See MoreSee Less
CELL PHONE SAFETY for CHILDREN & TEENS
* Don’t respond to texts from numbers & people you don’t know
* Do not send texts or capture pictures or video on your phone that you wouldn’t feel comfortable sharing with your family
* Remember that all of the texts, photos, & videos you create with your phone are often saved and retrievable as digital evidence- Even if you have deleted them! ... See MoreSee Less
We are proud to announce the promotion of Officer Robert F. Sepe to the rank of Sergeant. He is a Morton West High School graduate with nearly 20 years of dedicated service to our community. We are confident that his experience and leadership will continue to positively impact our community for years to come.
Please join us in congratulating Sgt. Sepe on this well-deserved achievement! ... See MoreSee Less
March 19, 2025
COMMUNITY ALERT
Dear Berwyn Residents,
On March 19, 2025 at approximately 1:43 p.m. Berwyn Police Officers responded to multiple calls for gun shots fired on the 1200 block of Cuyler Ave. Upon arrival, responding officers located one (1) male victim who sustained a gunshot wound to his chest. The victim was transported to a local area hospital with serious, but non-life threatening injuries. Officers canvassed the area and recovered several spent shell casings on the 1200 block of Cuyler Ave. as well as on Roosevelt Rd. near Ridgeland Ave. Property damage to multiple vehicles and one (1) home on the 1200 block of Cuyler Ave. were also reported.
Upon further investigation, officers ascertained that this incident stemmed from a dispute that occurred in Chicago and continued into Berwyn/Oak Park. The victim refused to cooperate with detectives. The Berwyn Police Department believes this is an isolated incident and there is no threat to the community at this time.
This investigation is ongoing. The Berwyn Police Department reminds the community, “If you see something, say something.”
Several communication avenues are available to the community to share information with the Berwyn Police Department.
If anyone has any information or video surveillance regarding a crime in the community, please let us know by doing one of the following:
• Call the Crime Tip Hotline: 708-749-6564 (Callers may remain anonymous)
• Utilize the Online Crime Tip Submission Form (Anonymity is admissible)
o berwynpd.formstack.com/forms/crime_tip_submission_form
• Call BPD Non-Emergency: 708-795-5600
• Call 9-1-1 in cases of Emergency
We encourage the community to participate in this Video-Sharing Partnership by registering online: berwynpd.formstack.com/forms/videosharing
Thank You,
Michael D. Cimaglia
Chief of Police ... See MoreSee Less
Spring Safety Tips for Animals:
- Food should never be left out. That can be a welcome invitation for coyotes and/or rodents.
- Always walk dogs on a leash. Don’t allow dogs to roam freely through parks or other public areas. This helps prevent pets from becoming lost and keeps everyone safe.
- Keep bird feeders high off the ground and secure. Remove any excess bird feed from the ground to avoid attracting small animals/rodents.
- Small dogs should be supervised at all times in the backyard, especially after dark.
*********************************
Please utilize the Animal Control Request Form www.berwynpd.org/animal-control or call BPD Non-Emergency 708-795-5600 (follow prompts) for the following Animal Related Inquiries:
- Animal Abuse or Neglect
- Excessive Barking
- Wildlife Nuisances
- Stray Animals
- Lost/Found Pets
Please call 9-1-1 for the following Animal Related Emergencies:
- Animal Fighting (in progress)
- Bite incident (in progress or just occurred)
- Injured Animals (just occurred) ... See MoreSee Less