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Sergeant Christopher Sylvester
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New Windsor, NY 12553
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Community Policing Unit
Our primary focus is on the people in our community. We work in a proactive way, getting to know the people who live and work around us. We believe that by interacting with our community, we can reduce crime and increase the quality of life for the people we serve.
The Community Policing Unit is often called upon at perform various tasks for the community. All Community Policing Unit officers spend time giving presentations in local schools & to various community and professional groups. The subjects range from bicycle safety to drug/alcohol awareness. In addition to this, unit members are also very active in providing emergency response planning strategies to our local schools and businesses. They will even assist many locations annually with running emergency response drills to ensure everyone knows what to do in an emergency.
The Community Policing Unit also ensures that quality of life here in New Windsor remains very high. Unit members are trained to pay particular attention to small details out in the town that may go unnoticed to the untrained eye. Things like graffiti, unwanted loitering, noise complaints and suspicious activity receive special attention to ensure they do not develop into bigger issues. New Windsor has some of the most beautiful parks in the county and it is not unusual to see a Community Policing Unit officer patrolling the park in a police car or even walking through the park talking to the public.
Emergency Business Contact Form
If you are a new business owner here in New Windsor, you may have already been visited by a Community Policing Unit officer welcoming you to the town. In the event that you have not been visited yet, please fill out the confidential ‘Emergency Contact Form’ (
download link
) to ensure the police department has the most up to date information regarding your business.
If you have any questions or would like to know more about any of the programs we offer, please call Sgt. Christopher Sylvester at (845)563-4660 or send him an email Also, be sure to stop by and talk to the Community Policing Unit at the New Windsor Police Department tent at Kristi Babcock Park on Community Day this year.
Car Break-Ins: Avoid Car Theft Smash-and-Grab
It takes less than ten seconds for a thief to break your car window and snatch the iPod, laptop, or purse on the front seat. That’s 10 . . . 9 . . . 8 . . . 7 . . . 6 . . . Think about that the next time you dash into a store to pick up a cup of coffee or park your car for the night.
Each year, $1.26 billion in personal items and accessories are stolen from vehicles in about 1.85 million thefts. For every theft, experts estimate there are several break-ins and attempted break-ins. Don’t become a statistic. Protect yourself, here are 10 common sense habits and tips for preventing car break-ins.
Download the entire NWPD Guide on Prevention Tips!
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