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A Trip to NYPD’s 32nd Precinct “to Stand in Solidarity and Grief”

January 24, 2022 by InsidePress

The Westchester County and Hudson Valley law enforcement community said that it traveled ‘as one’ on Sunday to the 32nd Precinct in Manhattan ‘to stand in solidarity and grief with the NYPD’ and to mourn one of its fallen officers.

The following statement which appeared in social media was sent to the Inside Press by the Westchester County Police: 

“We mourn the loss of life that has occurred and stand united with the men and woman of the NYPD.

Our officers brought wreaths, food, cards and a contribution to the fund that will assist the families impacted by this enormous tragedy.

Our collective message to the NYPD was: We Stand With You. Different patches, same police family.

Dozens of agencies gathered this morning at the Westchester County Police Academy to travel in a caravan to Manhattan. The WCPD and Port Chester PD organized this gathering and we are grateful to the following agencies for their participation and support:

Ardsley PD, Bedford PD, Bronxville PD, Clarkstown PD, Dobbs Ferry PD, DC 10-13 Foundation of Hudson Valley, Dutchess County SD, Eastchester PD, Greenburgh PD, Harrison PD, Kent PD, Larchmont PD, Mount Pleasant PD, Mount Vernon PD, MTA PD, New Castle PD, New Rochelle PD, New York SP, North Castle PD, Orangetown PD, Pelham PD, Pelham Manor PD, Port Chester PD, Putnam County SD, Rockland County DA’s Squad, Rockland County SD, Rye Brook PD, Rye PD, Scarsdale PD, Sleepy Hollow PD, Stamford Police Assoc., Tuckahoe PD, Westchester Blue Foundation, Westchester County PD, Westchester County PSEF, Westchester County DES, White Plains PD, Yonkers PD and Yorktown PD.

Many PBAs and police organizations provided generous support to the fund-raising effort.”

 

Filed Under: Westchester Tagged With: Law Enforcement, police, Solidarity, Westchester County

Be Our Partners

August 5, 2015 by The Inside Press

New Castle Police

Welcome to the Town of New Castle. The Town of New Castle Police Department is a full service accredited law enforcement organization of 37 sworn officers and 15 civilian employees. We strive to create an environment that fosters the development of partnerships with our community. We are dedicated to the safety and welfare of the residents of our town. The Town of New Castle enjoys a high quality of life with low crime rates and is well known as a great place to raise a family. The members of this department work hard to provide a full range of services to residents including:hands off phone

  • Child Safety Seat Inspection
  • “Kind Find”
  • Vacant House Check
  • Senior Watch Program
  • Nixle communication
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At the It’s a Beautiful Day event: Jackie Mc- Carthy, district chair of Special Education, with husband Kevin and their kids (l-r): Bailey, Alexandra and Brady. With New Castle Police Officers (left) Jeff Merritt and Anthony Rotolo.

I invite you to explore our offerings at ncpd.info and at our department. On behalf of the residents, business owners and employees of this great town, welcome.

Charles Ferry, Chief of Police

The mission of the New Castle Police Department is to serve all people in our jurisdiction with fairness and compassion. The NCPD is committed to:

  • Prevention of crime and the protection of life and property
  • Preservation of peace, order and safety
  • Enforcement of laws and ordinances
  • Safeguarding of Constitutional guarantees
Maggie Mae with Sgt. Kieran Murray on Community Day / Photo by Ronni Diamondstein ©
Maggie Mae with Sgt. Kieran Murray on Community Day / Photo by Ronni Diamondstein ©

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A Nixle communication can be an alert or advisory from the New Castle Police Department with local information such as emergencies, road closures, and other relevant notices. To receive a Nixle alert from the Town of New Castle, please go to mynewcastle.org for enrollment information, and, using the pull-down menu titled “I need to…,” select “Get Nixle alerts to your email.” Or, enroll in the separate Code Red emergency alert system with notifications generated by the town, including evacuation notices, boil water alerts, and other critical information.

At the annual New Castle 10K Road Race / Photo by Carolyn Simpson
At the annual New Castle 10K Road Race / Photo by Carolyn Simpson

Filed Under: Inside My New Castle Tagged With: community, Officer, police, Public Servant

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