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BIAS INCIDENTS ARREST

With an arrest made of the suspect in the arson cases occurring in Rutherford and Paramus, the Bergenfield Police Department is still requesting that all residents remain vigilant and report ANY activity they deem suspicious in and around the Borough's Houses of Worship, in particular to our area Synagogues. The BPD will continue stepped-up patrols of our community's houses of worship with emphasis on our local Synagogues based on the recent events. With a community of citizens that maintain a watchful eye, along with a police force that will  protect and serve our public and be prepared to respond without delay to any call made regarding any suspicious activity, Bergenfield will remain a safe place to live, work and play. Don't let crime win, be a part of the watchful eye in your neighborhood.

Remember www.crime-stoppers.net

The Tri-Community CRIMESTOPPERS (Bergenfield-Teaneck-Hackensack) will also pay a cash reward to anyone who provides information about criminal activity that leads to an arrest.

 
Bergenfield PD is on Twitter

Bergenfield Police Department is now on Twitter. If you are a Twitter user please look for us at bergenfieldnjpd. We will send messages via Twiitter reference events, crime trends, crime or traffic alerts, or any information that we would like our followers to know about us.

 

Tips for Crime Prevention

Never leave your keys in your car.
tip1The majority of car thefts in the borough are the result of people leaving their keys in the car.
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Use motion sensors and timers to keep would-be burglars guessing.
tip2Whether away for the day, or on vacation for one or more weeks, make your home look occupied. Vary the timers throughout the house.
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Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the country.
tip 3Do not leave mail in your mailbox for an extended period of time. When possible, shred your credit card statements, unsolicited credit card applications etc. before placing them in the trash.
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BIAS INCIDENTS ARREST

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With an arrest made of the suspect in the arson cases occurring in Rutherford and Paramus, the Bergenfield Police Department is still requesting that all residents remain vigilant and report ANY activity they deem suspicious in and around the Borough's Houses of Worship, in particular to our area Synagogues. The BPD will continue stepped-up patrols of our community's houses of worship with emphasis on our local Synagogues based on the recent events. With a community of citizens that maintain a watchful eye, along with a police force that will  protect and serve our public and be prepared to respond without delay to any call made regarding any suspicious activity, Bergenfield will remain a safe place to live, work and play. Don't let crime win, be a part of the watchful eye in your neighborhood.

Remember www.crime-stoppers.net

The Tri-Community CRIMESTOPPERS (Bergenfield-Teaneck-Hackensack) will also pay a cash reward to anyone who provides information about criminal activity that leads to an arrest.

Last Updated ( Friday, 27 January 2012 16:43 )
 

Bergenfield PD is on Twitter

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Bergenfield Police Department is now on Twitter. If you are a Twitter user please look for us at bergenfieldnjpd. We will send messages via Twiitter reference events, crime trends, crime or traffic alerts, or any information that we would like our followers to know about us.

 

Nixle Registration

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The Bergenfield Police Department is encouraging residents to sign up to Nixle. Nixle is a communication system that connects residents with the agencies that serve and protect them. Residents can use Nixle to receive information ranging from critical alerts to community news. Additionally, residents can choose how they receive this information – by SMS (text message), email, over the Web or by mobile application.

Before, during, and after the recent Hurricane, the Borough of Bergenfield Administration, the Office of Emergency Management and the Police Department, sent out multiple alerts and advisory messages regarding road/traffic conditions, storm updates, and other information to keep residents up-to-date. Even when power is lost, those with cellular phones, either a smart phone or one that receives just texts messages (SMS), can still receive the alerts. Additionally, in situations unlike a hurricane or other similar event, Nixle will be utilized to alert residents of other events, situations, or important information.

Go to the Nixle website for further information. Also see the article on this web page from June 2010 when the service was started here in the Borough of Bergenfield.

http://www.nixle.com/

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 31 August 2011 18:35 )
 
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Residents and visitors are reminded that there is NO Overnight Parking on borough streets from 2am to 5am, seven days a week.

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Chief Michael F. Monaghan

The axiom “knowledge is Power” is as true today as it was when Sir Francis Bacon wrote it four hundred years ago.

I am pleased to introduce the Bergenfield Police Department’s first website. Designed as a tool that can be easily used to help build your knowledge and increase your power over threats to your safety, our website contains sections on Quick Facts, Crime Updates, Tips for Crime Prevention, Most Wanted, Headlines, and Alerts.

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Quick Facts

The Bergenfield Police Dept has:

  • 45 sworn Police Officers
  • 8 civilian Telecommunicators/9-1-1 Dispatchers
  • 3 civilian Records Bureau employees

Examinations for employment are conducted through the New Jersey Civil Service Commission.

***For Uniform Crime Report for 2010 go to the following link:

http://www.njsp.org/info/ucr2010/index.htm


In 2011, the Police Department responded to 32,624 Calls for Service (CFS):

  • Non Criminal Incidents 15,521
  • other incidents 4,366
  • Arrests Warrants 88
  • Motor Vehicle Crashes 814
  • Medical Cases 1480
  • Alarms 929

The above statistics show a general breakdown of the various calls for service. Police responses and other duties or responsibilities that occur, or are handled during the year, vary in their classification. The official crime index is handled through the New Jersey State Police / FBI Uniform Crime Report (UCR) and is available for 2010 at this time. The statistics for 2011 are not available at this time.


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