The Mokena Police Department is located at 10300 W. 191st Street.  Our Police Department staff is happy to help our residents between 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Monday through Friday.  At the station, you can submit a Freedom of Information request, pay a utility bill, or purchase commuter parking tokens. 

For non-emergency police assistance, or to reach the Administration office of the Police Department during regular business hours, please call (708) 479-3912. 

Some of the programs offered by the Mokena Police Department include the following:

• Child Identification/DNA Kits
• Child Safety Seat Installation
• D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education)
• Neighborhood Watch
  
• Vacation Watch
• Special Needs Awareness Police Program (SNAPP)

The Mokena Police Department would like your help in reducing auto burglaries.  Check out  Lock It or Lose It with tips to keep your cars safe.

The Mokena Police Department is proud to have a drone program that is called upon by agencies throughout the Southwest Suburbs.  In compliance with Illinois statute, our department’s drone policy is available to the public. Mokena Police Department Drone Policy

Important Notice: Metropolitan Alliance of Police Solicitation Calls

Many residents and business owners may be receiving solicitation phone calls asking for a financial donation to, what they interpret to be, the Mokena Police Department. When these solicitors call, please listen carefully to the caller. The Mokena Police Department does not solicit monetary donations. Any donations made will not benefit the operations of the Mokena Police Department. Operations for the Police Department are funded through tax dollars. The union representing the officers of the Mokena Police Department, the Metropolitan Alliance of Police, will be making these solicitation calls. Any donation will go to that union. Additionally, any donation made will not have an effect (either positive or negative) on the service delivery of the Mokena Police Department.

The union is allowed to solicit for funds and must legally represent themselves during the phone conversation. However, many residents and business owners have voiced confusion and concern over these calls in the past. If you receive a call and are confused, ask the caller what a donation would fund and what organization would receive it. Anyone with questions or concerns should contact Chief Brian Benton at the Mokena Police Department at (708) 479-3912.

The Mokena Police Department has also compiled the following list of local, state, and Federal resources that residents may find helpful:

• Will County Sheriff's Office
• Will County Hero Helps (Heroin Epidemic Relief Organization & Heroin Education Leads to Preventative Solutions)
• Will County Clerk of the Circuit Court
• Will County Children's Advocacy Center
• Will County State's Attorney's Office
• Illinois Attorney General's Office
• Illinois “Safe Haven” – A Safe Place For Newborns
• Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulations (IDFPR)
  
• Illinois Liquor Control Commission (ILCC)
• Illinois State Police Sex Offender Registry
• Illinois Police Officers Memorial Committee
• Illinois Concerns of Police Survivors
• FOID Card and Concealed Carry Information
•  Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists (AAIM)
• Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD)
• FCC Do Not Call Registry
• National Law Enforcement Officers Fund
• Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
• Start Your Recovery Substance Use Disorder Treatment
• Parent's Guide to Fentanyl
• Protecting Children From Online Drug Dealers