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The department operates in coordination with the Pike County Sheriff’s Office to maintain law and order throughout the county. Public records in Griggsville are governed by the Illinois Freedom of Information Act, providing residents access to a range of documents and vital records.
The Griggsville Police Department is reachable at (217) 285-4471. You'll find the office at 100 E Washington St, Pittsfield, IL 62363. The phone number is (217) 285-5866, and the website is pikecountyil.org.
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