COUNTY OF SUFFOLK

STEVEN BELLONE

EDWARD WEBBER

COUNTY EXECUTIVE

POLICE COMMISSIONER

POLICE DEPARTMENT

Did You Know

Suffolk County Police Department Community Response Bureau
Be a hero to your community, become a Suffolk County Police Officer. The Suffolk County
Police Department is offering an entrance examination on June 13, 2015 (last filling date April 1,
2015). Candidates must be between the ages of 19 and 34 on day of exam. Up to six years of
age is deducted from the maximum age for qualified military service. For information and online
registration visit JOINSCPD.COM. Special opportunity for Spanish Speaking applicants. The
SCPD is committed to diversity and anti-bias policing.
Sign up to attend the Suffolk County Police Departments Civilian Police Academy. The
Civilian Police Academy is an award-winning educational program designed to expose
community members to police policies and procedures. The goal of this course is to improve
communication between the police and the public we serve. This course consists of 16
sessions, one session per week, between 6:30 and 9:30pm, at the SCPD police academy on
the campus of Suffolk Community College in Brentwood. The next session starts March 4, 2015.
For additional information contact: PO Mitch Savino @ 631-853-7064 or email:
mitch.savino@suffolkcountyny.gov
This summer the Suffolk County Police Department will be offering high school students an
opportunity to experience the duties of being a Police Officer. The Suffolk County Police
Youth Academy is a five day program which includes classroom instruction, physical training,
defensive tactics training and presentations from aviation, K-9, emergency service, and other
exciting units. For pre-registration contact Jeanne @ 631 852-6109 or email:
Jeanne.Kremnitzer@suffolkcountyny.gov
The Suffolk County Police Explorer Program is a learning for life, career and leadership
development program open to boys and girls between the ages of 14-20. The Police Explorer
program provides positive experiences to help young people make proper decisions and
become responsible adults. A special emphasis is directed towards promoting the benefits of
law enforcement careers. This program is available in all seven precincts. For additional
information contact: Lauren Vlachos @ 631-924-7000 x137 or email: lvlachos@bsamail.org
This summer the Suffolk County Police Department is offering a Teenage Driver Safety
Course entitled Crash Course in Crash Avoidance. This two hour course is taught by expert

police EVOC (emergency vehicle operation course) instructors. Classroom instruction is

followed by a live demonstration on the EVOC track. Topics include vehicle dynamics, braking,
cornering, acceleration and crash avoidance techniques. Teens between 16-19 years of age
may apply. For pre-registration contact Jeanne @ 631 852-6109 or email
Jeanne.Kremnitzer@suffolkcountyny.gov
ACCREDITED LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
Visit us online at: www.suffolkpd.org
Crime Stoppers Confidential Tip Hotline: 1-800-220-TIPS
Non-Emergencies Requiring Police Response - Dial: (631) 852-COPS

30 Yaphank Avenue, Yaphank, New York 11980 (631) 852-6000