FAQs • Olympia Fields, IL • CivicEngage

My car has been towed, how do I get it released?: For the release of your vehicle, you must pay a $500 administrative bond at the Olympia Fields Police Department and all towing and storage fees must be paid directly to the towing company. Failure to claim the vehicle within 30 days of the Hearing will result in the disposal of the vehicle as an unclaimed vehicle under the Illinois Vehicle Code, Chapter 625 Section 5/4-209.

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Police FAQs

1. Where can I get a copy of my accident report?: Copies of most accident reports are available through www.buycrash.com. Copies of accident reports involving crimes or deaths are subject to the rules cited under the Freedom of Information Act (Illinois Compiled Statutes, 5 ILCS 140/1-7).

2. Where is the Police Department located?: The Olympia Fields Police Department is located at 20040 Governors Highway, Olympia Fields, IL 60461.

3. Will the Police Department take my fingerprints for a job application or professional license?: The Olympia Fields Police Department will take fingerprints for job applications, a professional license or for immigration purposes for residents of Olympia Fields or for people who are being fingerprinted because of a business or profession located in Olympia Fields. Fingerprinting is done by appointment by calling 708-503-8100 and is subject to available personnel and call volume.

4. My car has been towed, how do I get it released?: For the release of your vehicle, you must pay a $500 administrative bond at the Olympia Fields Police Department and all towing and storage fees must be paid directly to the towing company. Failure to claim the vehicle within 30 days of the Hearing will result in the disposal of the vehicle as an unclaimed vehicle under the Illinois Vehicle Code, Chapter 625 Section 5/4-209.

5. Where do I pay my citations online?: Parking citations, compliance citations and local ordinance citations may be paid by credit card online at www.violationspayment.com or in person at the Olympia Fields Police Department located at 20040 Governors Highway, Olympia Fields, IL 60461.

6. Will the Police Department provide extra patrols while I am on vacation?: Yes, by contacting the Records Department at 708-503-8100. The Records Clerk will complete a Vacation Watch Form and forward the information to the Patrol Division. The Olympia Fields Police Department does not assume any liability.

7. Can I call the police on my cellular line?: If you call 911 on your cell phone, your call will go to the SouthCom Combined Dispatch Center in Matteson, who will dispatch law enforcement, fire or EMS as needed. Remember to stay on the line during the 911 call and to answer any questions the dispatcher will have to further assist you.

8. Can I park overnight on Village streets?: Street parking is not allowed between the hours of 2 a.m. to 6 a.m., unless you request permission. You may make the request by calling the Police Department at 708-503-8100.

9. How do I file a Freedom of Information request?: For information regarding filing a FOIA request, please click here.

10. Does the Village have a curfew?: Yes, for any person less than 17 years of age, the curfew hours are Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 12:01 a.m. to 5 a.m.; and Monday through Thursday from 11:30 p.m. to 5 a.m. (Olympia Fields Village Code 13-11)

11. Is there an ordinance that prohibits construction during certain hours?: Yes. It is unlawful to conduct construction on Sundays, except between the hours of 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on any other days, except between the hours of 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., unless otherwise provided by Resolution or Ordinance. (Olympia Fields Village Code 6-6)

In order to redeem your animal, the owner must:

Pay directly to the Flossmoor Animal Hospital any daily kennel costs and the cost of any veterinary services provided.
Pay to the Village of Olympia Fields a $20 impounding fee, which will be in addition to any fine or other penalty provided under Village Ordinance and in addition to any costs of the pound.
Present proof of valid rabies inoculation.
Provide proof of current dog registration or pay the cost of the registration prior to the release of the dog.

13. How do I request a speaker from the Police Department to do a presentation?: If you wish to have a speaker for an event or before a group, contact the Olympia Fields Police Department at 708-503-8100.