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NORTH AVONDALE:
Cincinnati Fire Department–Engine Co. 9
CALL 911 FOR FIRE EMERGENCY
Cincinnati Police – District 4 4150 Reading Rd District 4 Non-Emergency: (513) 569-8600 North Avondale Neighborhood Officer: (513) 569-8654
Neighborhood Block Watch Several streets in North Avondale have formed block watch organizations to help the police better serve our community. If you are interested in volunteering, forming or learning more about a block watch group I your area please use the NANA “Contact Us” form to request a block watch captain contact you with information.
One of the most proven methods to keep the criminals from owning the street is for neighbors to band together as Citizens on Patrol. This helps to make the neighborhood more active outdoors and makes our streets less attractive to the criminals. Participants are required to complete basic class with twelve hours of class training and an 8 hour ride-a-long with a police officer and attend additional ongoing training throughout the year.
Receive neighborhood alerts directly from the Cincinnati Police Department about crimes or other incidents that are uniquely relevant to North Avondale.
Community Problem Oriented Policing (CPOP) City employees and the community work together, under the direction of the Cincinnati Police designed to tackle community problems through a partnership between the employees of the City and the residents of Cincinnati. The North Avondale CPOP meetings take place on the First Thursday of the Month at 6:00 PM District 4 Police Station, Call NANA Office at: (513) 221-6166 to confirm.
Anonymously provide law enforcement agencies with information on crimes or suspects. Tipster can give information without revealing their identity and may be eligible for a financial reward for the information they provide.
City of Cincinnati Health Department The Board of Health is responsible for the promotion, protection, and maintenance of the public’s health. This responsibility may be achieved by (but is not limited to) development and enforcement of health laws, prevention of disease, education, and curative and rehabilitation activities.
City of Cincinnati Community Development
The City of Cincinnati contracts with nonprofit agencies and other organizations to provide human services. Such services include but are not limited to emergency food and shelter assistance, after school and tutoring, youth leadership development, teen parent education, self-sufficiency training, individual and group counseling, AIDS education, and adult and child abuse prevention programs. |
Remember to provide detailed information when
contacting the authorities so that they can better assist you.
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NEIGHBORING COMMUNITY SAFETY CONTACTS: |
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4700 Vine St. Cincinnati, OH 45217
Non-emergency Ph: (513) 242-2727
1648 Herald Ave, Flynn Hall (across from the Commons). To reach an officer, dial X1000 from any campus phone or (513) 745-1000 from off campus. |
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ADDITIONAL HEALTH CARE RESOURCES |
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Catholic Healthcare Partners
Click Here to view additional resources on the Links page.
HOTLINESTri-Health Referral Service (formerly known as Ask-A-Nurse) 513-569-5400 Provides free health information.
Drug and Poison 24-Hour Crisis / Hotline Services The Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center staff is available 24 hours daily, seven days a week, 1-800-222-1222.
EMERGENCY PET CARECincinnati Animal Referral and Emergency (CARE) Center 24 Hour emergency critical care hospital and multi-specialty veterinary clinic. 6995 East Kemper Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45249
TEL. 513-530-0911
ASPCA’s National Pet Poison Hotline This number is staffed 24/7 by veterinarian-toxicologists. There may be a charge for this service. (www.aspca.org) Phone: 1-888-426-4435. |
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NANA Contact Information:
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North Avondale Neighborhood Association 617 Clinton Springs Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45229-1324 Phone: (513) 221-6166 Web: www.northavondalecincinnati.com
Click here to join the North Avondale Yahoo Community online.
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