Chief of Staff Lieutenant Brandon Ince. The Rochester Police Department Chief of Staff reports directly to the Chief of Police and is assigned to oversee the day to day operations within the Office of the Chief of Police. Lieutenant Incewas appointed this position in June of 2022 after having
The Community Affairs Division falls under the Special Operations Bureau and assists the Chief in coordinating all communications, public information and community engagement initiatives. The Community Affairs Division commands the Community Relations Unit, which includes the Neighborhood Service Centers (NSC) and...
Crime Stoppers is very cost-effective and is a community project supported by donations of money, goods and services. Contributions from individuals, private sources, corporations, clubs, professional associations, retailers, civic and social groups keeps the Crime Stoppers program operating. All donations to...
The Operations Bureau consists of the Patrol Division and is responsible for providing general police services throughout the City of Rochester. City Patrol Divisions are comprised of four geographical patrol sections: Lake, Genesee, Goodman, Clinton, and also include the Specialized Teams and Special Events Unit.
The Patrol Division is responsible for providing general police services, including the centralized coordination of vehicle, foot and bicycle patrols and special events. The Patrol Division also has primary responsibility for conducting follow-up investigations of all offenses occurring within the Sections...
The Special Operations Bureau consists of the Investigations Division, Tactical Division and the Community Affairs Division.
Safety is among the most basic human needs. We must be safe – and feel safe – before we can begin to pursue bigger goals. Everyone in the Rochester deserves to dream big, and to have their hopes fulfilled.
The Rochester Police Department (RPD) is commanded by City of Rochester Police Chief David M. Smith and appointed staff, including the Deputy Chief of Administration, Deputy Chief of Operations, Chief of Staff and Professional Standards Section.
The City of Rochester employs about 3500 people in several hundred job titles. City employees make a difference in the quality of life for City residents. Our work is interesting and challenging, we enjoy competitive pay, generous benefits and opportunities for advancement.
Learn about the Rochester Peace Collective and the agencies across Rochester working together to promote peace.
The Advance Peace – Peacemaker Fellowship program is an urban gun violence disruption strategy that works to end cyclical and retaliatory gun violence by investing in the development, health and wellbeing of young people who are at the center of the violence crisis. The program has identified up t
The slogan "Serving with Pride - Professionalism, Respect, Integrity, Dedication and Excellence" represents the commitment of the Rochester Police Department (RPD) to consistently provide excellent police services to the entire Rochester community.
Violence Stops Here. Change Your Life. Help is Here. Call or text: (585) 428-SAFE (428-7233) Drop in: 57 St. Paul StreetRochester, NY 146049 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday Refer a Youth >> Request Dispute Mediation >> NewThe Pathways to Peace Popup Peace Barbeque scheduled for Friday,
The City of Rochester employs about 3,500 people in several hundred occupations that focus on a single goal: providing our customers with outstanding service. City employees enjoy competitive pay, generous benefits, and opportunities for advancement.
The Do The Right Thing Award program has been part of the Rochester Police Department (RPD) in Monroe County, NY since 1995. The goal of Do The Right Thing is to foster positive relationships between local law enforcement and youth in the community. The Do The Right Thing Award program recognizes youth for their...
Officer Anthony Mazurkiewicz Born: 1967 End of Watch: July 21, 2022 Officer Anthony Mazurkiewicz Killed in the Line of Duty Scroll down for latest news During the evening of July 21, 2022, Officer Anthony Mazurkiewicz(Maz-er-ko-witz), a 29-year veteran of the Rochester Police Department and his
Homicide Response Team Individuals experiencing crisis should call 585-428-1303 for information on the Homicide Response Team. The Homicide Response (HRT) Team proactively addresses the traumatic impact that homicides have on grieving Rochester families through providing free wraparound services t
Administrative Services Division - Rochester Police Department . TheCommander of the Administrative Services Division isSammie Drayton Jr.The Administrative Services Division is comprised of: Professional Development Section (PDS): Responsible for training programs, including roll call, recruit, ci
The Administration Bureau is commanded by Deputy Chief Elena Correia. The Administration Bureau is responsible for providing the administrative support services necessary for the effective operation of the Rochester Police Department (RPD). Subdivisions of the Administration Bureau are responsible for managing RPD...
Accreditation acknowledges the implementation of policies that are conceptually sound and operationally effective. At the end of each accreditation period, the RPD undergoes a thorough, on-site assessment by designated DCJS assessors to verify compliance for re-accreditation. In the interim, an annual compliance...