Endicott Police Department Mission Statement

The mission of the Village of Endicott Police Department, in a partnership with the citizenry, is to protect life and property, to understand and serve the needs of the community and to improve the quality of life by building capacities to maintain order, resolve problems, and apprehend criminals in a manner consistent with the law and reflective of shared community values.

Composition of the Endicott Police Department

The Endicott Police Department currently employs 35 full time, sworn police officers, a civilian staff of 10 part time employee (which include crossing guards and janitorial staff) and 4 full time support staff (which includes our clerical staff and parking authority staff.)

Of our 35 full time officers, we currently have assignments in the Patrol Division, the Detective Division (adult investigations as well as juvenile investigations), the Street Crimes/K-9 unit, and Administration (including the Community Services Division and the School Resource Officer program).

Services offered by Your Police Department

Here at the Endicott Police Department, we are a fully accredited police agency. Our well-trained officers are available to respond to your calls for emergency service 24 hours of the day, 7 days a week, 365 days of the year.

For more information about the makeup of our department, descriptions of individual divisions, specialty teams as well as current crime statistics, click on the link below to view the Annual Report for calendar year 2010.

Click on pictures below for links to the Sex Offender Registry site or the 2010 EPD Annual Report .

News

Winter Parking Regulations

The Village of Endicott Police Department will begin enforcement of the Village wide No Parking ban between One A.M. and Six A.M. starting December 1 and lasting until March 31. Vehicles will not be allowed to park on Village streets between these hours unless the street is exempt.

There are numerous exempt areas located in the Village that allow parking on Village streets between One A.M. and Six A.M. These locations are marked with a green lettered sign that states “Parking Allowed 1AM to 6AM.” Vehicles are allowed to park on those portions of streets between One A.M. and Six A.M., but these vehicles must be moved the next day between Nine A.M. and Twelve P.M. after a three-inch snowfall.

Enforcement will begin at 1:00 A.M. on December 1, 2011.