For Emergencies, call 911. Available 24/7

The City of Coatesville Police Department Police Chief:
Jack Laufer
“To protect our community with courage and to serve the people with compassion. ”
Department Services
Available Services
FAQS, Help and Instructions
How to Submit a Tip
If you have any valuable information about potential drug activity in your neighborhood, the whereabouts of a wanted fugitive, or any other criminal activity, the Coatesville Police Department encourages you to reach out for the betterment of the community. Sharing your insights could make a significant difference in maintaining a safe and secure environment. Feel free to email the Coatesville Police Department at [email protected] or leave your information discreetly on the recorded tip line at 610-380-1830. Your contribution can be kept anonymous, allowing you to contribute to the well-being of your community in a way that feels comfortable to you. By utilizing the tip line, residents can play an active role in maintaining a safe and secure community while preserving their anonymity. You can also leave an anonymous tip using the Tips 411 app; there is more information on our website regarding this option, including QR codes to download the app for both Android and iPhone devices.
Visit the Tip 411 Website
The Tip 411 App allows you to receive real-time updates and important alerts about events, emergencies, and news happening in Coatesville. Be in the know and be prepared for anything that comes your way. For your convenience, we’ve provided direct links below for both Apple and Android devices.
To learn more, please visit the Tip 411 website.
DEPARTMENT PROGRAMS
Department Contacts
About the Police Department
Our dedicated law enforcement officers work diligently to enforce regulations, engage in the community, and efforts to make Coatesville a great place to live. We strive to create a secure environment where residents and visitors can thrive. The Coatesville Police Department is dedicated to serving and protecting the community, working hand-in-hand with residents to maintain lawfulness and enhance the quality of life for all.
Department Contacts
Name | Title or Role | Phone | |
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Jack Laufer, III | Chief of Police | 610-384-2300 ext. 3139 | [email protected] |
Rodger Ollis | Lieutenant | 610-384-2300 ext 3243 | [email protected] |
Brenden Boyle | Administrative Sergeant | 610-384-2300 ext 3199 | [email protected] |
Jeffrey Ingemie | Patrol Sergeant | 610-384-2300 ext 3224 | [email protected] |
Brandon Harris | Detective Sergeant | 610-384-2300 ext 3212 | [email protected] |
Kelly Ohar | Administrative Secretary | 610-384-2300 ext 3148 | [email protected] |
Dan Kuhn | Records Clerk | 610-384-2300 ext 3140 | [email protected] |
Trinity Rivera | Parking Enforcement | 610-384-2300 ext 4617 | [email protected] |
Non-Emergency Contact Information
Call 911 for Emergencies, Available 24/7
Office Hours: Mon – Fri (9am-5pm)
General Questions (24 hours): 610-384-2300
faqS
A clean environment protects our natural surroundings, reduces the risk of disease, and enhances community pride. By enforcing proper waste disposal and littering prevention, the City of Coatesville Police Department helps maintain the beauty of our city and ensures a healthier living space for all residents.
The City of Coatesville Police Department operates Monday through Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For general inquiries, please call 610-384-2300 or fax 610-384-1921.
Residents can obtain the necessary forms for a Person with Disability Parking Placard or Disabled Veteran Parking Plate from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Completed forms must be notarized and submitted as instructed. For more information, please refer to our website’s forms section.
The City of Coatesville Police Department monitors designated handicap parking areas to prevent unauthorized use. Enforcement of these regulations ensures that handicap parking spaces remain available for those who need them, promoting accessibility and safety.
It is unlawful to park in designated handicap parking spaces without a legally displayed handicap plate or placard. This regulation ensures that individuals with disabilities have equal access to essential services and public facilities.