Glen
Rock PD Child Passenger Safety Seat Program.
CLICK
HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Resident
commuter parking stickers for 2007 are now available and may be
purchased for $120, second and subsequent stickers will cost $80 for the
same household. Stickers may
be purchased at the Glen Rock Police Records and Reception Desk between
the hours of
8 a.m.
and 7
p.m., Monday thru Friday. Stickers
will not be available when the Records and Reception Desk is not
staffed. Only checks payable to the Borough of Glen Rock will be accepted.
Desk Personnel are not permitted to
accept cash payments.
Residents must provide their vehicle registration to prove residence.
Those with leased vehicles must provide their New Jersey
Driver’s License to prove residency.
In
addition 2008 LANDFILL
stickers
are available and are free to Borough residents with proof
of residency. For more parking and commuter information click on
the link to bring you to the Licensing
and Permits section.
Regular Features
Chief's
Welcome Page
Chief
Steven D. Cherry & Captain Fred Stahman welcome you to the
departments' WebStation.
Frequently
Asked Questions
The answers to your most frequently asked
questions may be found here. Questions range
from what number do I call if it is not an emergency & can I park my car on
the street overnight to how to obtain a police report & what do I do if my car has
been impounded.
Press Releases Updated
April 30, 2008
Press releases of recent crimes or events concerning the police department are
detailed here. This section also provides the police department a means to keep you
informed, and also a way to ask for your help to solve a crime or other incident.
Crime
Statistics Updated October
25, 2007
A summary and comparison of selected Calls-for-Service
and Crime Statistics for 1998 thru 2005 and including a
year-to-date summary, are presented in this section.
Quality
of Life Issues
The
State of New Jersey empowers local municipalities to enact laws
intended to preserve the quality of life.
These laws are called “ordinances” and are passed by the Borough Mayor and Council based
upon the needs of the community.
This section contains information explaining these ordinances and how they
are enforced.
Help
Phone Numbers
This section lists important phone numbers for such things as the Borough Offices,
Schools, Fire and EMS. It also lists phone numbers for such services
such as Family Help and Mental Health to Teen Crisis
hotlines. Please feel free to print out this list and keep it handy.
The Fleet
This section shows the police cars of the Department. Featured
is a aerial photo of the current fleet of marked patrol units.
Individual photos of the different patrol units are also displayed as well
as historical photos of the older cars.
Community
Alert
This
section added to our Community Alert page explains how you can be best
prepared if a problem or sudden emergency arises and what items you
should have in your home to help you get through this period.
Wanted
Persons
You can help the Glen Rock Police by checking this bulletin board and seeing
if you know, can identify or have information about the individuals shown here.
Remember, if you see anyone shown here, take no action yourself, but contact 9-1-1 or the
Glen Rock Police at (201) 652-3800.
Special Programs Updated July 12, 2006
The Glen Rock Fire Prevention Bureau and the Police
Department’s Records Division periodically review their records
in order to maintain the most up-to-date information. In the past,
both departments have independently sent emergency contact forms
to all businesses and commercial establishments and maintained
separate databases. A new program was started in January of 2000,
that has both emergency service
organizations entering this critical contact information
into one joint database that will be easier for the police and
fire dispatchers to access and less of an inconvenience for you. Click
here to learn more about the program.
The Glen Rock Police Department and the Bergen
County Sheriff's Department are now providing help to Alzheimer's patients
and their caregivers through Project Life Saver. Click
here to learn more about the program.
Glen Rock Officers are trained in the use of the life saving Automated
External Defibrillators (A.E.D.'s) that were donated by Hackensack University
Medical Center. Click here to learn more about the program.
D.A.R.E.
Program
Updated June, 2007
D.A.R.E. Sergeants Dan Dour, Chris McInerney, and Officer Anna Maria Mattina invite you to look at Glen Rock's
D.A.R.E. program.
Traffic Division
Updated February
6, 2008
The division reminds all motorists that N.J. State law requires you must
yield
the right-of-way to pedestrians in crosswalks. This is especially important in high
traffic areas like the Central Business District. While in the Central
Business District, please remember that it illegal to make a left turn, across
the double yellow lines, into the angle parking spots. Not only is it
dangerous, but creates a traffic bottleneck, as motorist wait to turn or attempt to
maneuver the cars.
Licenses,
Permits, & Parking Questions Updated February 23, 2007
This section explains how to obtain resident commuter parking permits and where to park
your car. If you are not a Glen Rock resident and wish to use the commuter parking
facilities, please review this section for cost information and where to park.
Need to use the Borough landfill or wish to solicit your goods or cause
door-to-door? Please click here for more information.
Detective
Bureau
Updated December
24, 2007
Two full-time
Detectives, one "on-call" Lieutenant and Captain, staff the G.R.P.D. Detective Bureau.
They investigate a wide variety of criminal offenses committed in
Glen Rock as well as assist other law enforcement agencies investigating
crimes committed in other jurisdictions by persons who live, work or
travel through Glen Rock. This section details the roles and
functions that detectives have within the Department
Auxiliary Police Updated April,
2008
The Auxiliary Police are a group of
highly trained volunteer officers that play an important support function for the
Department. In addition to special patrol duties, they respond in times of need
(serious car crashes, fires, felled trees & wires, etc) to relieve regular officers
from their posts, so that they would be able to respond to other calls-for-service or
emergencies.
Crime Tips Updated January
19, 2005
What are
the most common crimes committed in Glen Rock? Identity Fraud,
Burglary, Theft and Domestic Violence. Click on CRIME
TIPS and learn how to protect yourself and your loved
ones.
Employment
Updated
April, 2008
At this
time the only open position is for School Crossing Guard.
History of the
Police Department
This section details the history of the department from the time is was formed
in 1918 to present. It includes many historical photos. For those history
buffs, the department has recently compiled an ALL TIME POLICE ROSTER
detailing all officers who have, or are still serving, the Borough of Glen Rock since the
department's inception in 1918.
To view this roster, please click here:
POLICE
ROSTER
Animal Issues
Do you need assistance with a
stray dog in the neighborhood or have a wild animal on your property that
may be sick? This section touches on who you should call for help on these
and other matters.
