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Fairview Heights Police Department

Not for ourselves, but for all.

Contact FHPD

Non-Emergency:
618.489.2100 >

Administration
618.489.2150 >

Detectives / Juvenille / D.A.R.E.:
618.489.2130 >

Records Department
618.489.2170 >

Fax:
(618) 489-2179

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Under the Dome

Whether you’re looking for a career after military service, seeking career advancement, or just want to serve your community, The Fairview Heights Police Department offers the adventure of a lifetime. We believe that there is a place for you on our team and in our community.

The Fairview Heights Police Department is one of the few departments in the area that provides direct testing and hiring. You don’t have to go through an organization to be part of our department. We understand testing can be intimidating, which is why we now do our own individualized testing and hiring.

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Your Community. Our Commitment.

Fairview Heights Police Department

618-489-2100

10027 Bunkum Rd. Fairview Heights, IL 62208

Office Hours | Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Testimonials

Nicholas P. | 2026

Had a very positive experience with the Fairview Heights Police Department. The officers were professional, respectful, and took the time to answer my questions. They treated everyone with courtesy and made the interaction as smooth and stress-free as possible.

It’s clear they care about serving the community and conducting themselves professionally. I’m grateful for their dedication and the work they do every day to help keep the community safe. Thank you to the officers and staff for your service and commitment.

Tommie B. | 2026

Went in on personal business and spoke with female who does the ID’s.

She was very helpful and professional.

Alex C. | 2025
I made a mistake I haven’t made in over 10 years; I locked my keys in my car. I grew up in Fairview Heights and remember the Police Department being very responsive with a genuine commitment to their community. I called their office, not 911 of course, and was immediately greeted in a professional and friendly manner by dispatch. Within minutes, Officer H. Raimundi was outside with me preparing to assist me. Like the classic movie, he was “Gone in 60 Seconds.” My car was unlocked, my keys in one hand and shaking his with the other. I thanked him and was able to go about my day, stress free! Thank you, H. Raimundi, I appreciate you and the department you work for!
Dave J. | 2020

I was legitimately pulled over on 159. My mind had wandered and I wasn’t paying attention to my speed. The officer had just cause to issue me a ticket, but he gave me a break. I guess I looked like I needed one, as it’d been a rough few weeks and I needed a drive to clear my head. He was very polite, courteous and professional. A fine example to all other police officers.

Yovas S. | 2018

The toung officer driving unit F-14, on the night of 10/30/18 @ around 7:30 pm… While he was in schnucks for a cold bottle of water, a family in line ahead of him was short on cash for groceries and had to put some back. He took it upon himself to purchase the groceries that they out back for them. That kind of kindness and service by our local city employees and police officers goes a long way to change the mindset of our local community and how we view our fellow men and women in blue. Way to go.