Rochester CPOs attend NEMNU monthly meetings.
Protect Yourself & Your Neighborhood
The North Winton Village neighborhood is the safest in the city, according to the Rochester Police Department. Now the RPD has announced a partnership with CrimeReports, based in Utah. You can view this website at www.crimereports.com. According to the story July 22, 2011 in the Democrat & Chronicle , this web tool can show you where crime is in your area via map, using different icons for different crimes, and will also display where sex offenders live. For more information, check out the RPD website at http://www.cityofrochester.gov/police/
Rochester Police Department Survey
The Rochester Police Department (RPD) reorganized its patrol functions from a Two-Division structure to the current Five-Section model beginning on April 20, 2015. The goals of the reorganization are to maintain and exceed current levels of service; increase community policing initiatives; connect officers to smaller; neighborhood based patrol beats; decentralize police services to neighborhoods; utilize an analytical model that allows for flexibility for continual evaluation and adjustment; and maintain long-term financial sustainability.
As part of the reorganization, RPD committed to a formal one-year evaluation of the period from July 20, 2015 through July 19, 2016. The comprehensive evaluation of the reorganization plan will include analysis of the workload model, community engagement, service metrics, and fiscal responsibility.
Focusing attention and devoting resources to manageable geographic areas was done, in part, to foster an environment that established beat integrity for the officers, and promotes additional opportunities for community engagement. The scope and depth of this partnership with the community cannot be measured using only official police metrics.
We need your feedback.
RPD’s has created a short survey instrument https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RPDreorg to help us understand the reorganization’s impact on you. Please take a minute and let us know your thoughts. The survey instrument will be available through November 30th
CRIME PREVENTION
The most essential action to take is to call Call 911 immediately:
When you see a vehicle or people that seem even the least bit suspicious to you such as persons loitering, going door to door, or the sound of glass breaking
Any attempt to break into your house, garage or vehicle, such as
cuts on window screens, broken auto glass, or rummaging through your car.
Make sure you:
The North Winton Village neighborhood is the safest in the city, according to the Rochester Police Department. Now the RPD has announced a partnership with CrimeReports, based in Utah. You can view this website at www.crimereports.com. According to the story July 22, 2011 in the Democrat & Chronicle , this web tool can show you where crime is in your area via map, using different icons for different crimes, and will also display where sex offenders live. For more information, check out the RPD website at http://www.cityofrochester.gov/police/
Rochester Police Department Survey
The Rochester Police Department (RPD) reorganized its patrol functions from a Two-Division structure to the current Five-Section model beginning on April 20, 2015. The goals of the reorganization are to maintain and exceed current levels of service; increase community policing initiatives; connect officers to smaller; neighborhood based patrol beats; decentralize police services to neighborhoods; utilize an analytical model that allows for flexibility for continual evaluation and adjustment; and maintain long-term financial sustainability.
As part of the reorganization, RPD committed to a formal one-year evaluation of the period from July 20, 2015 through July 19, 2016. The comprehensive evaluation of the reorganization plan will include analysis of the workload model, community engagement, service metrics, and fiscal responsibility.
Focusing attention and devoting resources to manageable geographic areas was done, in part, to foster an environment that established beat integrity for the officers, and promotes additional opportunities for community engagement. The scope and depth of this partnership with the community cannot be measured using only official police metrics.
We need your feedback.
RPD’s has created a short survey instrument https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RPDreorg to help us understand the reorganization’s impact on you. Please take a minute and let us know your thoughts. The survey instrument will be available through November 30th
CRIME PREVENTION
The most essential action to take is to call Call 911 immediately:
When you see a vehicle or people that seem even the least bit suspicious to you such as persons loitering, going door to door, or the sound of glass breaking
Any attempt to break into your house, garage or vehicle, such as
cuts on window screens, broken auto glass, or rummaging through your car.
Make sure you:
- Get license plate numbers
- Get a police report.
- Ask for a call back from the 911 operator to find out what happened.
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