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Mission Statement:
It is the mission of the officers and support staff of the Batavia
Police Department to provide comprehensive, effective police services
that exceeds the expectation of the citizens in a timely and responsive
manner. We recognize that we are an integral part of
the community and as such we are committed
to addressing the needs of the community to enhance the quality
of life for our citizens. It
is our desire to provide an environment for our citizens that fosters
cooperation between the Police Department and the community.
The Batavia Police Department recognizes that the citizens of our
City are integral part of the Public Safety Community. We encourage the citizens to embrace the department
and take a proactive approach to assisting us with public safety.
We encourage the citizen
to contact us.
CONTACT INFORMATION
To Report an Emergency 9-1-1
Non-Emergency 345-6350
| Supervisory personnel |
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| Lt. Eugene Jankowski |
Lieutenant |
Sgt. David Kleinbach |
Sergeant |
7am-3pm |
| Lt. James Henning |
Lieutenant |
Sgt. Sean Hotnich |
Sergeant |
3pm-11pm |
| Lt. Greg Steele |
Lieutenant |
Sgt. Robert Yaeger |
Sergeant |
11pm-7am |
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| Detective Bureau |
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| Det. Sgt. Patrick Corona |
345-6373 |
Juvenile Detectives |
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| Det. Charles Dudek |
345-6371 |
Det. Randy Baker |
345-6311 |
| Det. Paul Caffo |
345-6372 |
Det. Richard Schauf |
345-6312 |
| Det. Todd Crossett |
345-6353 |
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Neighborhood Enforcement Team
(NET) Drug enforcement
345-6354
Parking Enforcement Bob Smith 345-6350
Records Office 345-6356
MAJOR SERVICE ACTIVITIES
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Preventative patrols, traffic control and enforcement.
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Criminal investigation.
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Enforcement and crime suppression.
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Crime prevention education
Security assessments
Neighborhood Watch
1. Education
2. Activities
3. Meetings
Drug/Narcotics Enforcement
1. The Batavia Police Department takes a proactive approach to counteract
illicit substance abuse
and sales in our City.
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Neighborhood
enforcement team, an adaptable multi-task oriented police unit designed
to handle illegal activities utilizing conventional and specialized
methods and equipment.
Youth/Juvenile services
Delinquency and at risk youth interdiction.
1. Follow ups and referrals to appropriate agencies
and services
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Education
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Custom designed
school/youth group educational training for any desired topic
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Child abducting
education and fingerprinting
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Substance
abuse issues, education, referrals
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Underage drinking
enforcement
Support Staff /Public Services
1. Provide public information
2. Provide copies of reports
3. Background checks
Purpose:
The purpose of the Batavia Police Department is to provide the best
possible police service to the community in the most cost effective
manner possible.
In order to accomplish our mission we must.....
1.
Protect
the lives and property of the citizens in the City.
2.
Preserve
peace and order in the community.
3.
Prevent
and detect crime, limiting increases in criminal activity and reduce
occurrences of all forms of unlawful activity, as measured by analysis
of records.
5.
Promote
the safe and efficient use of the streets and highways and reduce
the number of traffic accidents through selective enforcement, as
measured by an analysis of records.
6.
Emphasize
teamwork within the department, maintain
the highest professional standards possible.
Provide the necessary training for our officers to handle
all aspects of modern public safety challenges.
7.
Promote
collaboration and cooperation with all other departments/agencies
involved with public safety.
8.
Promote
community policing initiatives within the department and with members
of the community interested in taking an active part in assisting
with public safety.
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
Goal 1: To promote highway safety.
Objective 1: Increase traffic enforcement initiatives.
Objective 2: Increase traffic enforcement educational opportunities
for personnel and outline departmental objectives.
Objective 3: Selective traffic enforcement patrols dedicated to aggressive
driving, speed enforcement,seat belt compliance and driving under
the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Goal 2: To emphasize
teamwork and cooperation with the community, the Department will
expand community policing efforts.
Objective 1: Provide basic community policing training to departmental
personnel.
Objective 2: Provide basic community policing training to interested
community members.
a.
Identify the needs
of the Police in the community.
b.
Create a workable program
addressing these needs utilizing available resources.
c.
Provide for training
and recruitment.
d.
Conduct meetings.
Objective 3: Encourage community
involvement in the reporting of criminal, suspicions, and illegal activities.
Goal 3: To emphasize
teamwork within the Department, the Department will increase internal
communication and employee involvement in the decision making process.
Objective 1: Conduct monthly supervisor meetings.
Objective 2: Conduct an internal employee job satisfaction survey.
Promote employee participation in the formulation of departmental goals and objectives
and the methods in which they are to be accomplished.
Objective 3: Implement desired achievable goals and objectives.
Objective 4: Conduct quarterly efficiency and productivity sessions
between supervisors and subordinates.
Goal 4: To ensure interagency
cooperation and collaboration on local and regional issues.
Objective 1: Narcotics/drug investigation on local, state and federal
levels.
Objective 2: Commercial vehicle enforcement.
Objective 3: Strategic community threat assessment regarding all
aspects of potential terrorist threats.
Objective 4: Underage drinking enforcement and aspects of juvenile
education programs.
Objective 5: Addressing domestic violence issues.
Objective 6: Elder abuse awareness and intervention.
Other Links.
New York State sex offender registry web site. www.criminaljustice.state.ny.us
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