The Endicott Police Department has several divisions to which our officers are assigned.   These divisions each have specific assignments and duties which working together create a multi-faceted, highly versatile police service to our community.

Patrol Division

The Patrol Division is composed of 18 full-time officers, 3 full-time Lieutenants and 3 full-time Sergeants.  The Patrol Division is composed of our first line officers who respond to both emergency and non-emergency calls for service.  These officers work 24 hours per day, on a 3 shift schedule,  providing around the clock police protection to the Village of Endicott residents.   Patrol officers drive the streets of our Village looking for criminal offenses as they occur, responding to calls for assistance through Broome County Dispatching/the Emergency 911 System,  and enforcing the Vehicle and Traffic Laws of the State of New York.    Our Patrol officers are our first line of defense and our first offense against any criminals who may choose to violate the laws of the State of New York.

Detective Division

The Detective Division is charged with the responsibility of handling almost all felony's that occur in the Village and following up on cases which require specialized training or are going to be so time intensive that a patrol officer could not dedicate the proper time necessary to complete the case.  Where most cases handled by this department can be closed by officers within an eight-hour shift, or by the end of the next day, most of the complaints assigned to the Detective Division take days, weeks or even months to complete.  The Detective Division is currently composed of 3 full-time investigators,  a Detective Sergeant and a Detective Lieutenant.  In 2008, the Detective Division saw it's highest numbers ever for Felony (185) and Misdemeanor (75) arrests.   The Detective Division continues to place a strong emphasis on the narcotics problems plaguing the Southern Tier with the assignment of the Detective Sergeant as the liaison who coordinates the drug investigations with available resources and tactics in order to attack this blight on our community.

Juvenile Division

Within the Detective Division is the Juvenile Division.   This Division has one investigator who is specially trained to address the needs of the youth and their families who may be involved in criminal activities, either as perpetrators, or as victims.   New York State has a specific set of procedures for dealing with Juveniles (youths under the age of 16) who become involved in the legal system, the Juvenile detective keeps current with these requirements and resources.