Police Department
If you see any laws being broken or if you are in need of immediate emergency services, dial 911. For any non life-threatening emergency, you may call our non-emergency line.
About Our Police Department
Our Police Department is led by Police Chief, Jay Nagy. Our officers work around the clock to protect, serve and keep our town safe!
Parking Tickets
Parking Tickets can be paid with credit card by contacting the Village Administrative Office at 330-657-2151 or Send an Email request to: parking@villageofpeninsula-oh.gov and reference your PARKING TICKET NUMBER.
Payments can also be dropped in the payment box located in the Village Police Department lobby 24 hours a day or by mailing your check or money order to:
Peninsula Parking Violations Bureau
1582 Main Street
Peninsula, OH 44264
The Parking Department Office hours vary. Please allow 2 – 4 business days for email responses or for the return of your voicemail.
Speeding Citations
For info and to pay your citation, visit the Village of Peninsula Photo Enforcement Info Page
NOTE: On March 21, 2024, the Village of Peninsula Council adopted Ordinance 07-2024, which amended Chapter 319 of the Village’s Codified Ordinances. Chapter 319 pertains to traffic camera tickets. The recent amendments to that Chapter harmonize Peninsula’s rules and requirements for camera tickets with changes made by the Stow Municipal Court as to how it will handle those tickets going forward. The most significant change in the Village Ordinance was to align the Village fine schedule with the Stow Court speeding case fine schedule.
Traffic tickets for the Village of Peninsula are handled by Stow Municipal Court
For questions about your ticket, dial: 330-564-4149
To pay your ticket online, click the link below.
Online Ticket Payment
If you received a collections notice from Municipal Collections of America and have any questions regarding your citation, you must call them directly at 877-751-7115