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Fairview operates its own police department, which consists of a chief, twelve full-time officers, and one reserve officer. Dispatch and jail services for the department are handled by the Collin County Sheriff's Office. The current chief of police is Granver Tolliver. Chief Tolliver has more than three decades of police experience, during which time he became the youngest ever deputy chief for the City of Dallas. In addition, he worked in Lockhart, Texas and as a deputy constable in Dallas County.

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The Fairview Police Department promotes a service-oriented policing philosophy. Although safety is our number one concern, we truly care about how we deliver police service to our community. It is not uncommon to see a Fairview Police Officer assisting a stranded motorist or helping change a flat tire in the heat or cold.

It is our mission, to provide Fairview residents, business clientele, and visitors with a genuine sense of safety through presence, collaboration, crime prevention, enforcement, and personal assistance.
Our goal is to fulfill the mission by selecting superior quality individuals and providing them with excellent training, equipment, and guidance that exemplifies competence, friendliness and fairness.
Although our police department is small in size, we remain on the cutting edge of new technology, equipment, and training. In addition to providing basic patrol and traffic functions, many of our officers are crossed trained to perform specialized police functions as outlined below 

pdfFillable Special Watch Request (Vacation) Online Form

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Patrol / Traffic Units

Include marked police vehicles to provide safety for our streets and daily patrol in our neighborhoods to deter criminal activity and enhance community relations. 

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S.R.O.

(School Resource Officer) We have one police officer stationed at Sloan Creek Middle school to provide a safe teaching and learning environment for both staff and students.

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Bike Patrol

Bicycle patrol officers provide police presence in our high foot traffic areas such as the Village at Fairview Shopping venue and patrol special events and neighborhood gatherings. Bicycle Patrol officers can maneuver in tight spots and crowded places with greater ease than Patrol vehicles.

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Mounted Patrol

We have several uniformed police officers specifically trained to provide patrol and enforcement services from horseback. These officers mainly patrol special events and holiday shopping and participate in parades and ceremonies. The Mounted Patrol Unit is a true symbol of our town’s “Keeping it Country” motto.

Alarm Permits

The Town of Fairview Alarm Permit Ordinance in effect since 1998 (Article 4.05) requires an Alarm Permit for active alarm systems in Fairview, monitored or non-monitored.

The Town offers two (2) ways to complete the annual permit process.

Go Online to https://fairviewtexasalarm.com/ and complete the form online

OR

Download and complete the Alarm Permit PDF file and send it in with payment to the Town of Fairview.

Residential Alarm Permit PDF

Commercial Alarm Permit PDF

To reset your password or for login information, please email Officer Golgoun: at sgolgoun@fairviewtexas.org

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Permit Fees:

The following permit fees are in effect for residential, commercial and other non-residential permits. Notice: Alarm Permits must be renewed annually by Jan. 31st of each year.

Residential Alarm Permit Fee = $50.00 (includes individual apartment units)

Commercial and Other Non-Residential Alarm Permit Fee = $100.00

Renewal Fee for Residential Alarm Permits = $50.00 (includes individual apartment units)

Renewal Fee for Commercial and Other Non-Residential Alarm Permits = $100.00

 

Late Fee for Renewal - All renewal permit fee(s) are due January 1st of each year; provided, however, that there is a 30-day grace period and no late fee will apply unless said renewal permit fee(s) are not paid on or before January 31st of the year they become due. Residential alarm permit renewal fees paid after January 31st will incur a $12.50 late fee. Commercial and other non-residential alarm permit renewal fees paid after January 31st will incur a $25.00 late fee.

 

False Alarm Penalty Schedule

False Alarms 1-3 during the preceding 12-month period, NO PENALTY ASSESSED

False Alarms 4-5 during the preceding 12-month period, $50.00 per false alarm

False Alarms 6-7 during the preceding 12-month period, $75.00 per false alarm

False Alarms 8+ during the preceding 12-month period, $100.00 per false alarm

 

The "Notice of False Alarm" left by the officer who responds to a false alarm is considered your notification of police response.

We are pleased to be able to serve you and hope these guidelines will assist you in the proper installation of your alarm. If you have any questions, please call The Town of Fairview Police Department at (972) 886-5022 and Officer Golgoun will be more than happy to help you out.

 

Accident / Offense Report

The Town of Fairview provides the following services

  • Copy of Incident/Offense or Other Report – Fee $7.00
  • Copy of Accident Report – Fee $6.00
  • Certified Copy of Accident Report $8.00 or Incident Report – Fee $10.00

You may request a copy of an accident or offense report by

  • Filling out the form below
  • Completing the form online Click Here

Filling out the PDF Form Below Instructions: Download the form, fill it out and mail it, bring it in to the Town Hall at 372 Town Place, Fairview TX. 75069, or email it to PoliceRecords@fairviewtexas.org

pdfRequest for copy of Peace Officers Report

Fees and Payment for Copy of Accident or Incident Report

There are several ways to pay for your report

  • Pay when you pick-up your Report from Town Hall
  • Pay over the phone when the Officer confirms the report is available.
  • Pay via Check mailed to Town Hall.

 

Golf Cart Permits

Golf carts may be driven on certain public streets. All those wishing to operate their golf carts on public streets must comply with the Town of Fairview ordinance (2017-22) regulating the use of golf carts on public streets and must apply for a golf cart permit.

Note: The streets in Heritage Ranch are not public streets.

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To obtain an application fill out this form and send it to the Town Hall.

Golf Cart Permit Registration Application Packet

 

Permit Fees: $60.00 per address. This fee is non-refundable.

Forms of payment: Cash, Check, or you can use a Visa or Mastercard w/a 3% transaction fee.

Required Documentation: Valid Driver’s License.

Auto Insurance: The golf cart must be listed on your auto policy. 

 

Once the police department has received the application and the required documentation, your application packet will be processed.  Once processed, an officer will contact you to arrange a time for your golf cart to be inspected.  Once inspected, the officer will issue a permit sticker that will expire two years from the date on the permit sticker. 

If you have any questions or concerns about the golf cart permit, ordinance, or procedure, please feel free to contact The Town of Fairview Police Department at (972) 886-5022 and Officer Gandy will be more than happy to help you out.

pdfGolf Cart Permit Application              pdfGolf Cart Ordinance               

 

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