Oxford Village Police Department Inmate Search and Prison Information

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Open since 1876, the Oxford Village Police Department in Oxford, Michigan focuses on keeping the community safe while maintaining social order and peace. This police department serves a population of 3,600 residents. The department is a member of the Oakland County Chiefs Association the Michigan Police Chiefs Association. This administrative division oversees and monitors the police department and its daily roles. Its communications division manages radio traffic through working patrol officers. The Oxford Village Police Department operates a detective bureau, providing investigation services to the community. The department also operates a communication center that offers fire-related, police protection and medical services. The Oxford Police Department is committed to its mission to “protect the community through prevention, partnership and professional service.” The Chief of Police of the department is currently Mike Neymanowski. There are nine full time police officers who work for Oxford Village Police Department. Oxford Village Police Department is located at 22 West Burdick, Michigan. The department’s phone number is 248-628-2581.

Inmate Mailing Address

Inmate Name, ID, Housing #
Oxford Village Police Department
22 West BurdickPO Box 94, Oxford, MI, 48371

Oxford Village Police Department Prison Information

Jail Name	Oxford Village Police Department
Jail Type	City Jail
State	Michigan
County	Oakland County
Address	22 West BurdickPO Box 94, Oxford, MI, 48371
City	Oxford
Zip	48371
Phone	248-628-2581

Inmate Search

If you have a family or cherished one that is right now detained at Oxford Village Police Department, the primary thing you ought to do is contact the jail for data on the prisoner. In view of the data you are given, you would then contact either a criminal guard legal advisor or a bail bond administration. They will furnish you with essential data which can be utilized to guard an individual and in a ton of cases get them discharged from detainment while anticipating preliminary.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

Trying to keep an inmate’s spirits high? You can do so by sending him or her a handwritten letter. Inmates in the Oxford Village Police Department will spend most of their days in their cells with little to no human interactions.

The only thing that can bring joy to an inmate while they are in the Oxford Village Police Department is to send them a letter that they can read and reread repeatedly.

Please make sure you properly address the envelope to the inmate at hand and ensure that you also have your full return address on the envelope as well.

Sending Money

Inmates will also need money when they are in the Oxford Village Police Department. Inmates will need money for a various number of different items. The main reason is to be able to purchase what he or she needs from the canteen or the commissary.

You can give an inmate money in the form of a money order.

Phone calls

Phone calls are a great way to stay in touch with an inmate. However, you will have to wait for the inmate in question to call you as they are not allowed to receive calls and/or messages.

Visitation

Visiting hours for most state offices happen on nighttime’s and ends of the week or ends of the week as it were. To visit a detainee in Oxford Village Police Department, guests commonly should be on the prisoner's affirmed appearance list, which requires consent from the guilty party just as endorsement from the office. Be set up to give photograph recognizable proof, vehicle enrollment, and any earlier criminal feelings.

Visiting Hours

Monday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Tuesday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Wednesday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Thursday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Friday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Sunday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

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