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Chief of Police:
David C. Ridberg
Non-Emergency Phone: (203) 622-8000
Fax: (203) 618-8866
Location: 11 Bruce Place
Other important phone numbers
CT "ParenTeen" Safe Driving Campaign
Dec. 7: Governor M. Jodi Rell announced today that Connecticut's Teen Safe Driving Week, which runs today through December 12, will kick off a year-long program called "CTParenTeen" to encourage paren ... More
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 guideline... More
Want to Throw a Block Party in Greenwich?
The necessary forms are here.
Look Out for Lottery Scams in Greenwich
Click here for more information.
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 Registry. Connecticut joins 48 other state ... More
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 following is to inform residents and business ... More
Alert: Social Security "Cost of Living" Email Scam
The Greenwich Police Department would like to inform its citizens about a news release from the Social Security administration that pertains to an e-mail scam that is attempting to obtain personal inf ... More
Smart Card Parking Meters
To move ahead with better technology and up to date parking meters with an audit trail, the mechanical meters will be phased out and replaced with electronic meters. These electronic meters will have ... More
Andrew Kissel Homicide
Police are continuing the investigation into the homicide. Anyone with information can contact the Police Department at this toll free number 1-800-372-1176 or email tips@greenwichpolice.com. Plea ... 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 suspicious person(s) or activity associated with a poten ... 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 to get started.
 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 and 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 the countless calls for service that the Police Department handles on a daily basis. In fiscal year 2008-09, the Greenwich Police responded to 45960 calls for service.
The Department began the implementation of a major reorganization during the last quarter of the year. We will be reverting to the two deputy chief/two captain model once we are able to fully staff our command level positions. Due to pending litigation, the Town has been restricted to promote personnel to Command level positions since August of 2006. In an effort to maintain our level of service, with the agreement of the Silver Shield Association, Lieutenants have been paid extra for out-of-class assignments.
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 Uniformed Services as we seek to combine their efforts to enhance the overall impact on neighborhood issues. The NRO'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.
The Department successfully completed three ten-week Citizen Police Academy programs with 55 graduates. This program will continue as we attempt to meet the demand for the course.
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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Police Administration
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Traffic
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Marine Operations
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E-911 Communications
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K-9 Unit
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Training
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Community Impact
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Youth Section
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Narcotics
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ID Section
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Court Liaison
General Services
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Alarm Ordinance
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Alarm Appeal Board
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Freedom of Information
Records Request Form
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Animal Control & Adoption
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Crime Prevention
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Email tip line
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Public Fingerprinting
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Wanted Persons
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Missing Persons
Public Information
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Press Releases
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Important Phone Numbers
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Useful Links
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Community & Police Partnership
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Citizen's Appreciation Program
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Citizens' Police Academy
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Parking Tickets
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Employment Opportunities
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