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Countryside Police
Department
The Countryside Police Department currently has a total of 36
employees.
Timothy J. Swanson -
Chief of Police
Scott Novak - Deputy
Chief (Administrative and Support Services Commander)
Bernie Duffy - Master
Sergeant (Patrol Services Commander)
(Investigations Commander)
3 Investigators, 3 Patrol Sergeants, 16 Patrol Officers and 1 K-9
unit.
The civilian structure consists of
Margaret Carey the
Administrative Assistant, 5 Telecommunicators, 1 Telecommunicator /
Records Clerk and 3 Crossing Guards.
The Police Department is in operation 24 hours a day, 365 days a
year. The department patrols all areas within the incorporated
boundaries of Countryside.

In order to serve the community, the Countryside Police Department is
always evolving and adapting so we can keep current with new community
problems and technology advancements.
Mutual Aid / Professional Organizations
In the spirit of regional law enforcement, the Countryside Police
Department is involved in the following associations or taskforces:
The M.C.A.T. is a mutual aid agreement of surrounding communities to
assist in investigation efforts. The N.I.P.A.S. is a mutual aid
association consisting of 98 communities for mobile car plans, a mobile
field force, and emergency service teams (SWAT). The Illinois Law
Enforcement Alarm System is to provide for immediate emergency
response by law enforcement agencies to a requesting agency on a
statewide basis should our community suffer any natural or manmade
disaster.
IRASS is a non-profit 501c3 mutual aid group of law enforcement
officers and civilians, dedicated to Law Enforcement/Rescue missions in
Illinois. This is a new unit protecting our homelands.
The City of Countryside Police Department has recently become a
member of the South Suburban Major Crimes Task Force (SSMCTF).
This unit investigates major crimes that consist of homicides,
kidnappings, and other forcible felonies. The unit consists of law
enforcement officers from local, county, state and federal agencies.
You may contact the Countryside Police Department using the
following:
Emergency
9-1-1
Non-emergency
708-352-2171
E-Mail
police@countrysidepolice.org
Thank you for your interest
in the Countryside Police Department and local law enforcement.
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