Chief Shatonya Johnson | Oak Park Police Department
Chief Shatonya Johnson | Oak Park Police Department
The Oak Park Police Department has issued a series of public communications regarding police activity and community safety requirements. The department, which serves the Village of Oak Park in Illinois, shared updates on recent police activity and provided information for residents and businesses about alarm system regulations.
On August 12, 2025, the department posted: "The latest summaries of police activity are now posted at https://t.co/jo9XDuIq32 and https://t.co/Fl5xAhUpcK. https://t.co/xdSAbQpqWO".
Later that same day, they addressed alarm registration procedures with a post stating: "Want to register an alarm with the Police Department or Fire Department? Alarm systems such as burglar, fire, hold-up and medical alarms require installation and operation permits, whether in residential or business locations. Information about registering an alarm and links to https://t.co/CZ4pS60Qnx".
On August 13, 2025, another update was published: "The latest summary of police activity is now posted at https://t.co/P6BzrEU5Vg. https://t.co/6AWPY0GKDY".
According to local ordinances in Oak Park, all alarm systems—including those for burglary, fire detection, hold-up situations, or medical emergencies—must be registered with the appropriate authorities. Both residential and commercial property owners are required to obtain installation and operation permits before activating such systems. This regulatory framework is designed to ensure prompt emergency response while minimizing false alarms that could divert public safety resources.
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