Law and Public Safety

Law and Public Safety

City of Fenton (5th) Precinct

West County Precinct  Building

Captain Jeffrey Bader, Commander [Contact]

Precinct Station
625 New Smizer Mill Road
Fenton, MO 63026 [Map]
(636) 349-8120
[City of Fenton Website]

Captain's Message

photo of Captain Bader

The  officers serving in the City of Fenton Precinct are committed to providing police services at the highest possible level.  We make this commitment so the people who reside in our City, attend our schools, work in our businesses, or enjoy the many amenities that Fenton has to offer, can do so knowing the area is one of the safest in Saint Louis County. 

This commitment is only possible through the assistance of our community.  The assistance we need is gained through the participation of our citizens in programs we sponsor such as the Citizen Police Academy, the Neighborhood Watch Program ,  and the annual National Night Out events.
 
In a recent review of available material it was determined that petty larcenies are one of the primary concerns within our community.   The petty larcenies are occurring primarily from unlocked vehicles, the majority of them on business parking lots.  To prevent these thefts, we recommend  locking your vehicle when it will be unattended for even a short period of time.  Additionally, we recommend that you leave nothing of value in plain view .   We ask our citizens to immediately report any suspicious behavior, such as persons loitering in parking lots,  or unfamiliar individuals walking in neighborhoods.

Please rest assured that our officers and myself will continually monitor the events occurring in our City.  As we identify issues affecting the City we will develop enforcement plans to address them.  As a part of our commitment to you, and your partnership with us, I will strive to ensure that you are kept up to date on the information available to me and the assistance we need from you.


Neighborhood Watch memeber's responsibilites.

     

RESIDENT  RESPONSIBILITIES

 - Secure your own property.

 - Call the police when you see suspicious activity or are the victim of a crime. 

 - Attend Neighborhood Watch activities when possible.

NOTE: The Neighborhood Watch structure is NOT to be used when a resident needs a police officer dispatched for any reason. It is only used to coordinate the daily crime prevention efforts associated with Neighborhood Watch. Emphasize that residents should call the police directly when they need police service. Call 314- 889-2341 to have an officer dispatched to you or 911 if you have any type of emergency.

Police Fundraiser

    

 

 

A Mouse Race fundraiser will be held at Andre's West 211 South Old Highway 141 in Fenton, MO on Saturday, April 28th. Doors open & buffet start at 7pm. Tickets in advance are $25. Tickets include buffet dinner (salad, sandwiches, & pasta) and drinks (mixed drinks, beer, wine, soda). The evening includes ten mouse races, 50/50 raffle, roulette wheel and silent auction. The proceeds benefit St. Louis County Police Department, 5th and 7th Precincts and the event is hosted by the West County Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association. For more information please contact Kasey at wccpaaa@gmail.com or Officer Dilks 636-349-8120.

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7900 Forsyth Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63105

Emergency Calls: Call 911
Non-Emergency Reporting / General Information: (314) 889-2341
TDD: (314) 889-2345



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Report Crime ... Make the Call

If you see a crime in progress or another emergency situation that requires an immediate police response, call 911. Provide the call-taker with a good description of the incident, the offender, and the exact location.



For non-emergencies, however, do not call 911. Non-emergency calls to 911 can slow the response time to true emergencies. The number to call for non-emergencies is (314) 889-2341.