Special thanks to Glen Rock F.D., Glen Rock Aux. P.D., Glen Rock Ambulance Corp, and Jack Tancos, H.F.D.

The Marked Patrol Units 
photographed in the Glen Rock County Park. (Taken 07/2008)

The Marked Patrol Units 
photographed in front of the Municipal Building. (Taken 05/2001)

              In 2003, the Glen Rock Police Department went to the black and white color scheme on our patrol cars for a more distinct look and higher visibility for the general public.  Most local police agencies have adopted this color scheme and have switched or are currently switching over.

Patrol Unit 809 (2007 Ford Crown Victoria)

Patrol Unit 808 (2004 Ford Expedition 4X4)

The Interior of a 2007 Patrol Car

In 2007, Patrol cars were all equipped with portable Panasonic ToughBook Laptop computers to allow officers easier access to information with more mobility.

The Old Patrol Cars

Patrol Unit 802 (2002 Ford Crown Victoria)

The Interior of a 2002 Patrol Car ({From L to R} RADAR Unit on Dash, Mobile Data Computer, Emergency Light Switches, Siren Control, Radio, Scanner & Cell Phone)

The Interior of a 1996 Patrol Car ({From L to R} Mobile Digital Terminal, Police Radio, Scanner, Emergency Light Switches, Siren Control)

Patrol Unit 808 (2001 Chevy Impala)

Patrol Unit 802 (2000 Ford)

General Purpose Utility Truck 811(1997 GMC 4x4)

Above color photos taken by Sgt. Jon Miller

Patrol Unit 803 (K-9 Unit - 1995 Chevy)

Stealth Patrol Unit 807 (1996 Ford)

1994 Chevy Caprice Classic

1989 Chevy Caprice Classic

1985 Ford Crown Victoria

Patrol Car #87 after being involved in an accident - Circa 1955

Patrol Car outside Headquarters - Circa 1950

Patrol Car after being involved in an accident - Circa 1950

Officer N. Meyers - The 1st Motorcycle Officer
Circa 1925

Officer Sam Jenson - On the Police Motorcycle with detachable side-car -
Pictured at the rear of "The Rock" - Circa 1925

Officer Sam Jenson - On the Police Motorcycle with detachable side-car -
Pictured at the rear of "The Rock" - Circa 1925