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Notice: Increase in Thefts from Motor Vehicles and Ruse Burglaries throughout the Chicago Metropolitan Area.

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Community Service Officers are non-sworn employees of the Palos Hills Police Department. Community Service Officers perform a variety of field-work in support of basic police operations.

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The Palos Hills Police Department is currently accepting applications for crossing guards.

Effective January 23, 2017, The Palos Hills Police Department will begin receiving expired prescription drugs that residents wish to legally destroy. A sealed drop box is now available in the lobby of the police department and residents may drop off narcotics during normal business hours, 9:00-5:00, Monday through Friday.

The Cook County Sheriff's Department will pick up and destroy the narcotics once a month.

The Palos Hills Police Department wishes to warn all residents that large increases in individuals fraudulently calling people, claiming to be an IRS official are being made. Unsolicited calls and robocalls to taxpayers are being made, and they are demanding that people send them cash.

For more information please visit our page on I.R.S. Phone Scams.

Per City Ordinance 10.08.040

No motor vehicle shall be parked, stopped or left standing, whether attended or unattended, on a public thoroughfare, public highway or street in Palos Hills between 2:00AM and 6:00AM on any day of the week.

Overnight Parking Exceptions:

All night parking shall be granted provided the citizen contacts our dispatch centers non-emergency number (708) 598-2151 and provides their name, address, vehicle information and telephone number.

Exception may only be granted up to three times per year for (3) consecutive nights each. Any extension must be approved by The Police Department Watch Commander.

No overnight exceptions shall be given when snow begins to fall until snow removal operations have been completed. The police department may also suspend overnight exceptions anytime overnight snowfall is expected.

Please DO NOT call 9-1-1 for overnight parking.

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Parking on City Streets from 2am to 6am

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