Professionalism • Integrity • Fairness
The Owensville Police Department is proud to serve the residents, businesses, and visitors of the Village of Owensville. Our officers are committed to treating people fairly, responding to community concerns, and working together to help keep Owensville a safe and welcoming place.
Owensville Police Department
115 W. Main Street · Owensville, Ohio 45160
Please use the non-emergency numbers for matters that do not require an immediate emergency response.
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Public Safety & Court Resources
Use these official resources to find jail information, registered sex offender information, court records, and assistance.
Public safety radio
Listen to Clermont County public safety radio and explore available scanner feeds →
Jail & inmate information
Registered sex offenders
- Search registered sex offenders in Clermont County and Ohio — registry and map information
- National registered sex offender search
Court records
- Clermont County Municipal Court case search
- Clermont County Common Pleas Court case search
- Clermont County Common Pleas Clerk of Courts
Victim support
- Custody status notifications — Ohio VINE information
- Clermont County victim assistance
- Civil protection order information
Reporting & assistance
- Clermont County Sheriff’s Office
- Owensville Police non-emergency contacts
- Submit a crime tip to the Sheriff’s Office — anonymous option available
- Ohio missing persons information and search
Disclaimer: An arrest or charge does not establish guilt. Records may change or contain errors; confirm information with the responsible agency. These links lead to external websites maintained by other agencies. Information is provided for public awareness and is not legal advice. Call 911 for emergencies.
Do not rely solely on automated custody notifications for your safety. Online tip and feedback forms are not for emergencies or crimes in progress.
Mayor’s Court
Owensville Mayor’s Court is scheduled every three weeks on Wednesday, from noon to 1:00 p.m. Please check the village calendar for upcoming dates and any schedule changes.
If you have questions about a citation or court appearance, contact the village office at 513-732-5350.
View Mayor’s Court information, fines and payments, and court appearance guidance →
Commendations & Complaints
We welcome feedback about your interactions with the Owensville Police Department. If an officer or employee has provided exceptional service, we encourage you to let us know. We also want to hear from you if you have a concern or complaint.
Contact the department at 513-732-1171 for information about submitting a commendation or complaint.
Submit a commendation or complaint using the Village feedback form. Please identify the Police Department in your message. Use this form for non-urgent feedback; call 911 for emergencies.
Working Together for a Safer Community
- Reporting suspicious activity to the police.
- Calling 911 when someone is in immediate danger or a crime is in progress.
- Securing homes, vehicles, and personal belongings.
- Watching out for neighbors and sharing safety concerns.
- Following traffic laws and slowing down in residential areas.
Crime Statistics
Review a preliminary comparison of published 2025 crime figures for Owensville, Clermont County reporting agencies, and Ohio. The page includes sources and explains reporting limitations and how small populations affect crime rates.
A Message from the Chief
Welcome to the Owensville Police Department.
Our department is committed to serving our community with professionalism, integrity, and fairness. We believe strong relationships between residents and officers are essential to a safe community, and we value the opportunity to listen, answer questions, and work with you.
On behalf of the men and women of the Owensville Police Department, thank you for your trust and support. Together, we can continue to make Owensville a great place to live, work, and visit.
Mike Freeman
Chief of Police