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Chief of Police: Jim Heavey
Non-Emergency Phone: (203) 622-8000
Other important phone numbers
Fax: (203) 618-8866
Location: 11 Bruce Place
Open 24 Hours
General Services/Police Records Hours:
Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-4:15 p.m.

NEWS:
Pharmacy Robbery Arrest
Pharmacy Robbery Arrest
On January 10, 2012 members of the Greenwich Police Department Detective Division executed two extraditable arrest warrants for ... Read more
Retired Greenwich Chief of Police Dies
We regret to announce the death of William C. Anderson. Chief Anderson died on Saturday, May 21st at Yale-New Haven Hospital of complications following cardiac surgery. He was 67 years old. More 
Project Lifesaver International (PLI) Program
The Greenwich Police Department is a participating agency in Project Lifesaver International (PLI) Program. The Program helps provide ... Read more
Greenwich Police is on Facebook
The Greenwich Police Department has created an offical Facebook Page. Find us on Facebook at the following link: http://www.facebook.com/GreenwichPolice ... Read more
House Parties and Underage Drinking
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Police Tipline Phone Numbers & Email Address
The Detective Division E-mail Tipline address is tips@greenwichct.org. Telephone Tipline numbers are 203-622-3333 and toll-free 800-372-1176.
Store Robbery Prevention Tips
In an effort to help assist in the prevention of store robberies, the Greenwich Police Department would like to offer the following information as a ... Read more
Want to Throw a Block Party in Greenwich?
The necessary forms are here.
Look Out for Lottery Scams in Greenwich
Look Out for Lottery Scams in Greenwich
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CT Criminal History Records Now Available
Governor Rell has made the public criminal history of arrested/convicted individuals available on the State of Connecticut web site here.
Burglary Prevention Tips
There were a total of 59 reported residential and commercial burglaries within the Town of Greenwich during the 2008-2009 fiscal year. The purpose of the ... Read more
Nat'l Sex Offender Database Includes CT Info
Jodi Rell has announced that the state has contributed information on all of the sex offenders registered in Connecticut to the National Sex Offender Public ... Read more
Pay Your Parking Ticket or Request a Hearing
Save save some time when you pay your parking ticket online with a credit card or request a parking ticket hearing. Click here ... Read more
Hotline for Potential Terrorist Threats
The Department of Public Safety for the State of Connecticut has set up a hotline for individuals to use if they have information pertaining to ... Read more
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Mission Statement
The Greenwich Police Department, acting without fear or favor, will strive to provide superior law enforcement and public services in cooperation with its community. The Department will actively promote an environment that encourages independent judgement and allows its employees to attain the highest levels of professional achievement.

General Information
The Greenwich Police Department is under the direction and control of the First Selectman in his role as Police Commissioner. Operational leadership and direction lies with the Chief of Police who is charged with the protection of life and property, the preservation of public peace, the prevention and detection of crime, the apprehension of offenders and the enforcement of state and local laws and ordinances, as well as a myriad of calls for service that the Police Department handles on a daily basis. In the fiscal year 2008-09, the Greenwich Police responded to 45,960 calls for service.

Our community policing initiatives continued for the third year with three geographic sectors. Internal reorganization united the three Community Impact Officers (CIOs) under one Sergeant dedicated to our community policing program. The Sergeant reports to the Captain of Operations as we seek to combine their efforts to enhance the overall impact on neighborhood issues. The CIO's serve as the Department's liaisons with the CAPP (Community and Police Partnership) groups who serve to facilitate communications between citizens and the Police Department, as well as other Town departments/agencies.

In 2009 the department completed two Citizen Police Academy programs. One class was a 12 week program designed for adult participants whereas the second was held exclusively for high school age participants.

The Department continues to apply for federal and state grants in support of a variety of special programs including traffic enforcement, DWI enforcement, narcotics investigations, drug education programs, domestic violence, and community policing. The overall operational efficiency of the agency has improved; there have been increases in productivity, and a reduction in certain categories of crime.

We will continue with our community policing initiatives, including conducting citizen surveys, in order to provide the best possible police services.

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    · General Information
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    Patrol Division
    · Uniformed Patrol
    · K-9 Unit
    · Domestic Violence Unit
    · Community Impact Section
    Detective Division
    · Narcotics Section
    · Special Victims Section
    · Forensic Investigations
    · Court Liaison
    Operations Division
    · E-911 Communications Center
    · Marine Operations Section
    · Traffic Section
    · Special Police Officers
    Professional Standards
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    · IT/Communications
    General Services
    · Alarm Ordinance
    · Alarm Appeal Board
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