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The police department conducts house checks for those on vacation on request.

The Ohio Crime Victims Compensation Program, which is administered by the Ohio Attorney General with court review provided by the Ohio Court of Claims, reimburses crime victims, their families and others who may incur specific expenses resulting from a crime of violence. These expenses may include medical bills, lost wages, counseling and funeral expenses, although the program was recently amended to also include the following expenses: hearing aids, dental aids, glasses, walkers and wheelchairs. Reimbursement for these expenses is considered after all payments or adjustments from insurance providers or other available sources have been made.

Provides educational programs to children to promote prevention of sexual abuse of children. Provides training on recognizing and reporting child abuse and sexual assault recognition for professionals. Provides education on sexual assault prevention and dating violence prevention. Also offers bullying prevention education.

Assists victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking with education about the legal system. Advocates may accompany victims to court at the victims request. Provides referrals to other agencies as needed. Assists with Civil Protection Orders.

Offers various public education programs on legal issues such as the court system, jury duty, employment, consumer law, probate and health care law. Provides a speakers bureau maintained by volunteer attorneys who cover various topics pertaining to the law and the legal system. Also offers professional continuing education courses for attorneys.

Assists and supports victims of crime and natural disaters as well as the families of these victims. Crime does not have to be a violent crime (client could be a victim of a fraud or scam). Also provides assistance to witnesses. Provides emotional support, transportation and accompaniment to court, help finding safe housing, and advocacy with legal, medical, and social systems.

Provides crisis intervention and advocacy throughout the corrections process, including assisting victims with concerns related to inmates and parolees under the Department's jurisdiction. Notifies victims of crimes, upon their request, of any change in the status of offenders.

Offers an anonymous hotline to report concerns over bullying, behaviors and threats to property or individuals, bomb threats, and other concerns for safety and well-being.

Offers independent housing to individuals experiencing the disabling effects of a serious mental or psychological problem. HUD subsidized, 19 efficiency apartments.

Maintains fingerprints and police records for German Township.

Offers a one-time class to increase awareness of human trafficking and to educate parents and youth of the risk factors, identify red flags, and discuss ways to remain safe.

Provides access to victim advocates who can answer general questions about crime victim rights, the criminal justice process, and related topics. Advocates may also provide referrals to other local resources and services that offer support to crime victims. In some cases, advocates may provide assistance filing for restitution, guidance on writing victim impact statements, and accompaniment to court proceedings.

Provides the following non-emergency crime prevention and community services: alcohol/drug education and prevention, security evaluations, fraud prevention, neighborhood watch, safety education, (bicycle, school, traffic); also motor vehicle noise control, commercial noise control, noise abatement, noisy neighbor control, barking dog control, and vacation security checks.

If you suspect someone has stolen your identity, acting quickly to limit the damage is key. Take a deep breath, and then place a fraud alert on your credit file, order your credit reports, and call the FTC to report the crime.

Maintains lists of businesses and charities and provides Business Profiles about them. Accepts reports of unfair business practices and handles complaints dealing with consumer dissatisfaction with businesses and/or their products or services. Provides printed information about consumer topics. Offers accreditation for businesses.

Offers advocate services for victims of impaired driving. Services include clarifying the rights of victims, assisting in preparing Victim Impact Statements, and accompanying victims to court. Provides referrals to various community services. Provides assistance in applying for Ohio Victims of Crime Compensation Program.

Maintains information on investment firms, investment professionals, and alerts regarding investment scams. Accepts complaints and attempt to assist in resolving disputes regarding investments.

Offers a month-long public campaign to help raise awareness of child abuse prevention and promote healthy parent-child relationships. Summit County Children Services and numerous agencies and organizations work together to offer a series of family-fun activities and educational events in Summit County during the month of April.

Offers information on common scams and crimes and tips to help prevent becoming a victim; online and offline dangers and how to report child abductions and sexual exploitation; and preventing internet-enabled crimes and cyber intrusions.

Civil and criminal traffic court; civil actions up to $15,000; jurisdiction over misdemeanors and felonies through preliminary hearings; and small claims. Serving Fairborn, Beavercreek City and Township, and Bath Township.

Establishes and enforces standards to protect air and water quality (including lead in water), as well as solid and hazardous waste management and cleanup. Insures proper handling of solid wastes and hazardous materials including radiative substances, toxic fumes, and explosives. Offers information and education about environmental issues such as air quality, water quality, water supply, and others. Handles non-emergency complaints about violations of state's environmental protection laws. Examples of complaints include (but are not limited to) smoke or heavy dust emissions from industrial facilities, illegal dumping, burning of trash or tires, drinking water issues, destruction or draining of wetlands, and discharging industrial or agricultural waste into water or storm sewers. Offers opportunities for citizens to participate in public advisory groups, public information sessions, and public hearings. Can provide information regarding lead in water including if the area is under an advisory and/or what actions one can take.

Takes reports and investigates public complaints of unlawful spills and dumping of hazardous waste and other materials into storm sewers, waterways, and soil within the county. Does not handle airborne emissions (see EPA).

Provides Environmental Programs to enhance the community. Environmental Enforcement provides two full-time sheriff's deputies dedicated to enforcing litter laws and investigating illegal dumping activity.