On Saturday, January 21, 2023, Lt. Col. Brad Degenhardt was installed as the President of the Northern Kentucky Police Chiefs Association for 2023.  The City of Lakeside Park is proud to congratulate our assistant chief for this distinguished honor that highly reflects the honor and reputation of the Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Department. Sgt. Michael Paolucci was honored with the Chief Robert Sheilds Memorial Award for Outstanding Police Service for his hard work and service to implement a Police Citizens Academy at Thomas More University into the curriculum.  He was also recognized for his efforts to create the LPCHPD's internship program. Congratulations to Lt. Col. Degenhardt and Sgt. Paolucci. l-r  Sgt. Michael Paolucci, Col. Christopher Schutte, Lt. Col. B...

R.A.D. (Rape Aggression Defense Systems) for WOMEN ONLY. Upcoming class: February 15, 17 and 22, 24 from 6pm-9pm. You must attend all 4 classes.  For more information or to register, contact Sgt. Michael Paolucci at mpaolucci@lpchpd.com or call 859-331-5368. Space is limited.  Visit RAD Systems website www.rad-systems.com. for more information. This course is free of charge. **There will NOT be a mask or social distancing requirement due to the nature of the curriculum.

Due to several cancellations for the upcoming RAD class, it has been canceled. Hopefully there will be enough interest to host a class in the fall.  We will post any scheduled class on social media, city signage and our websites.  ******** RAD, which stands for Rape Aggression Defense is a self-defense class taught exclusively to women. It has gained national recognition as a premier self-defense program for women. RAD’s core four principles of awareness, prevention, risk reduction and risk avoidance are coupled with basic physical defensive moves, all of which when combined, afford a woman the option to defend herself. The class consists of 12 hours of instruction. The classes are taught at the Crestview Hills City Building / Police Department, 50 Town Center B...

Mark your calendar and join the Lakeside Park-Crestview Hills Police Department for the 1st Annual Charity Car Show. Register now to enter a vehicle or come out and join in the family fun while raising money for Cincinnati Children's Hospital! Event date: June 5, 2021 Event Time: 11am - 4pm Location: Crestview Hills Town Center

View Flyer Here CAR SHOW BRING YOUR SHOW CAR All makes and models welcome! REGISTRATION $15 forms available at www.LPCHPD.com Awards Ceremony begins at 3:45 — Silent Auction — Split the Pot — Door Prizes SPONSORED BY LAKESIDE PARK CRESTVIEW HILLS POLICE Department SATURDAY MAY 30, 2020 11 AM—4 PM Registration Begins at 8:30AM Rain date Sunday May 31, 2020 Crestview Hills Town Center Parking Lot @ Dillard’s REGISTRATION $15 forms available at www.LPCHPD.com Contact Melissa Sies for more information (859) 331-5368 or MSies@LPCHPD.com All proceeds to benefit Cincinnati Children’s Hospital

***EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED*** RAD, which stands for Rape Aggression Defense is a self-defense class taught exclusively to women. It has gained national recognition as a premier self-defense program for women. RAD’s core four principles of awareness, prevention, risk reduction and risk avoidance are coupled with basic physical defensive moves, all of which when combined, afford a woman the option to defend herself. The class consists of 12 hours of instruction typically separated into four, three-hour sessions taught over a two-week period. Class times can be morning, afternoon, or evening, whichever is convenient for the majority of the students. Classes are offered as soon as at least 8 women have enrolled with a maximum of 20 women per class.   For more information or to ...

LPCH Police Department     From the Chief’s desk: Citizens Police Academy   Citizens Police Academies have become a nationally proven method of developing an environment where the public can learn more about their local police department in an interesting and unique way.  Since the instructors are the officers, the participants are afforded with the opportunity to get to know those officers, thereby fostering a healthy dialogue between the community and the police department.   The Lakeside Park – Crestview Hills Police Department has held three Citizens Police Academies.  The first one was in 2014, the second in 2016 and our third was in 2018.  We are planning on offering this academy again in 2020.  As with our first three academi...

Bicycle Rodeo presented by Lakeside Park/Crestview Hills Police and Fort Mitchell Fire Department Saturday, June 8, 2019 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Lakeside Presbyterian Church Recommended for Children ages 4-12 Participants need to bring their own bicycle and safety gear. Enhance your riding ability Ride through an obstacle course Learn how to conduct a bicycle safety check Learn proper hand signals Learn to be a safe rider Public Safety Professionals will be present to provide safety information and resources to attendees!      THIS EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!  

Chief Christopher Schutte presented the Lakeside Park - Crestview Hills Police Department 2018 Annual Report to the Lakeside Park City Council on Monday, March 11, 2019.  You are invited to view a copy.  CLICK HERE TO VIEW. Your comments are welcome.

Click Here to read about the Lakeside Park Crestview -Hills Police Authority as they celebrate 50 years of collaboration.