Listed below are several different programs in which the Berne Police Department are involved with. There are many services you can request from the Berne Police Department. If you have any questions, please contact our Office at (260) 589-2169.

Do you have information that can help the Berne Police?  This section is to allow a concerned citizen to report suspected criminal activity. Your information will reach the Berne Police Department. Your identity will not be made known to anyone. Please provide as much information and details as possible. Be careful to only submit this form once. 

 

Stop the Violence, Take a Stand! The Adams Wells Crisis Center can HELP! For more information,

Please call: 1-877-728-9800. The Adams Wells Crisis Center provides Emergency Shelter 24 hours a day.  There are any services such as: GED and other educational information, Nutrition, Family Matters, Financial & Budgeting information and many more.

 

 

  

Adams County Crime Stoppers works with the public by giving everyone an opportunity to share information about felony crimes while remaining anonymous. This aspect of Crime Stoppers is the most important. Most people want to help keep their communities safe but do not want to get involved to the point where they might have to testify in court or possibly face retaliation from the suspects.  Visit them on the web: www.adamscountycrimestoppers.com

 

 

 

South Adams Kids for Success provides several programs with in the South Adams School District. From Red Ribbon Week to Fingerprinting the School Kids, SA Kids for Success is a joint effort between the Berne Police Department, Geneva Police Department and South Adams Schools. For more information, please contact our office, (260) 589-2169 and ask to speak to PFC Earl Hough, Berne Police Department.

 

    

 

 

The Berne Police Department has FREE Gunlocks available to anyone who comes in our office. From September 2003 through May 2004, Project ChildSafe has distributed over 12 million safety kits to 50 states and has visited over 13,000 communities. Project ChildSafe Reaches all 50 States with Key Firearm Safety Materials. Project ChildSafe, the nation's largest firearm safety education program, has encouraged millions of gun owners to practice safe and responsible firearm ownership and storage since it began distributing gun lock safety kits.

 

 

Pictured below, is part of the Berne Police Department's Patch Collection. All of the patches collected by the Officers were either purchased or traded for and then donated by the Officer for the display. If you would like to purchase or trade for one of our patches please e-mail the department. Or send a new patch from your Department to our office and we will send out a new patch to you. Thank You.