Matthew B. Treglia
Allen County Sheriff
Senior Staff
Chief Deputy, Brian Winegardner
Major, Todd J. Mohler
Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) is an education program that seeks to prevent use of controlled drugs, membership in gangs, and violent behavior.
Allen County Sheriff’s Office
333 N. Main Street
Lima, Ohio 45801
Phone: (419)227-3535
Fax: (419)227-2004
Allen County D.A.R.E Program
Due to the weather Skate with a Cop located at Edgewood Skate Arena will be cancelled until further notice. Thank you everyone and have a great weekend.
Allen County EMA
A WINTER STORM WARNING has been issued for Allen County. 4-7 inches or more of snow or a large accumulation of ice is forecast.
Allen County EMA
DATE ISSUED: 1/13/19 TIME: 6:00 AM BY: Sheriff Matt Treglia***Level 2 Roadway Warning and Level 1 Roadway Advisory CANCELED ***Allen county Sheriff Matt Treglia has canceled the Level 2 Roadway Warning and Level 1 Roadway Advisory. Some Allen County roads may still be snow or ice covered. Please exercise caution when traveling.
Allen County EMA
LEVEL 2: ROADWAY WARNING
ALLEN COUNTY SHERIFF MATT TREGLIA HAS ISSUED A LEVEL 2 “ROADWAY WARNING” FOR ALL OF ALLEN COUNTY. A LEVEL 2 “ROADWAY WARNING” MEANS THAT ALL ROADWAYS IN ALLEN COUNTY ARE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS DUE TO HEAVY, DRIFTED OR BLOWING SNOW. SOME ROADS MAY BECOME IMPASSABLE CAUSING DANGER TO STRANDED MOTORISTS. ONLY MOTORISTS WITH EXTREME NECESSITY AND SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT SHOULD ATTEMPT TO DRIVE IN THESE UNSAFE CONDITIONS. IN THE INTEREST OF PUBLIC SAFETY, MOTORISTS ARE STRONGLY ADVISED TO STAY OFF ROADWAYS UNTIL CONDITIONS IMPROVE.
ALLEN COUNTY SHERIFF MATT TREGLIA HAS ISSUED A LEVEL 2 “ROADWAY WARNING” FOR ALL OF ALLEN COUNTY. A LEVEL 2 “ROADWAY WARNING” MEANS THAT ALL ROADWAYS IN ALLEN COUNTY ARE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS DUE TO HEAVY, DRIFTED OR BLOWING SNOW. SOME ROADS MAY BECOME IMPASSABLE CAUSING DANGER TO STRANDED MOTORISTS. ONLY MOTORISTS WITH EXTREME NECESSITY AND SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT SHOULD ATTEMPT TO DRIVE IN THESE UNSAFE CONDITIONS. IN THE INTEREST OF PUBLIC SAFETY, MOTORISTS ARE STRONGLY ADVISED TO STAY OFF ROADWAYS UNTIL CONDITIONS IMPROVE.