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We are the North Lewisburg Police Department proudly serving the Village of North Lewisburg Ohio.

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11/09/2026

All of the submissions are anonymous. Feel free to message us here or call us at 937-747-2201 This phone line is an administrative line only and not to be used to make a criminal report.
To request your Information be placed on one of the angel tree tags, please submit the following information:

Child or children’s ages
Gender
Gift ideas
Contact phone number where we can reach you.

As much as we would love to assist families all over the county or adjacent counties, we have to limit this event to families within the village that we serve.

10/01/2026

We would like to remind everybody that if you need police assistance, please contact 937-653-3409. This number goes directly to the Dispatch center, which is staffed 24 hours a day seven days a week. If you call the fiscal office or our administrative line, it is likely we will not hear the complaint until the next business day. Also messages sent via Facebook may not be checked for several days so it is always best to contact the number above.

09/25/2026

On Thursday, September 24, we had the pleasure of swearing in Collin Brice as a new officer. Officer Brice will begin his field training and will be on the road shortly. Please welcome him to our village.

09/18/2026

On 9-18-2026, at approximately 2:12am, Officer Rhodes observed what he believed was a disabled vehicle in the 700 block of Mill Street. Upon checking the vehicle registration, the operator fled eastbound at a high rate of speed and crashed the vehicle near the intersection of Maple and West Street. The vehicle was later determined to be stolen from Logan County. The subject fled on foot and entered onto many properties before being apprehended. No further details will be released at this time.

We would like to thank the Champaign County Sheriff’s Office, the Logan County Sheriff’s Office, and Bellefontaine PD for their assistance.

09/08/2026

This young man asked if he could ride with Chief Bodey in the parade. It was our pleasure to have him assist in today’s events. He was even selected to draw the winner of the Bicentennial r***e raffle.

08/29/2026

There will be moderate to high traffic in our village today with the first day of our Bicentennial event. Please see the North Lewisburg Bicentennial page for the events. We are also having local garage sales so there will be a lot of slow moving traffic, or possibly stopped traffic within the roadway. Please be cautious.
There is also several food trucks at our park, so please stop up and get yourself some delicious food or beverages from one of the several vendors.

08/04/2026

Residents in town are reporting this. Simply disconnect the call and if you have concerns, call back at our number 937-653-3409.

We have been notified of a scam, in which the caller portrays themselves as a Champaign County deputy sheriff. The scam caller indicates that the recipient of the call is involved in some legal trouble and demands money, to avoid being taken to jail.

THE CHAMPAIGN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE DOES NOT MAKE CONTACT IN THIS MANNER AND DOES NOT SOLICIT FUNDS OR PAYMENT.

If you receive this call, please hang up immediately.

06/26/2026

Nikita Vlassenkov has received a solicitation permit to go door to door presenting early education books for sale.

06/08/2026

It’s that time of year again. We are thrilled it’s our nations birthday, and just like everyone else, we love to celebrate. We would like to remind the community that fireworks are only legal July 3rd, 4th, and 5th as well as the Friday Saturday and Sunday immediately before and after July 4th.

It is also illegal to set off fireworks while under the influence of alcohol. I’m sure every person would love to keep their fingers this year and all we want to do is assist with that.

We kindly ask that you don’t make us the bad guy and confiscate the fireworks. Help us help you have a safe and legal celebration.

05/18/2026

SCAM ALERT

Today our agency was approached by a resident who was, at the time, on the phone with a subject identifying themselves as North Lewisburg Police Chief Scott Bodey. Thankfully the victim was familiar with Chief Bodey and knew that he did not have a heavy accent as the caller did. The suspect was threatening arrest if the victim did not go to a jewelry store and purchase high dollar amount gold bars. Chief Bodey did listen to the call and did overhear the threat of arrest made by the subject to the victim. The victim was also advised to not speak of the matter to other parties. More so concerning, the subject did have knowledge of the victims bank account information.

It is OK to be suspicious. If you suspect a call to be fraudulent or a scam, simply disconnect and call back to your local law enforcement agency.

Our agency will never directly request funds, either it be cash, gift cards, or gold bars.

Address

139 East Street
North Lewisburg, OH
43060

Telephone

+19376533409

Website

http://www.northlewisburg.com/

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