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NYPD-Auxiliary Police

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NYPD-Auxiliary Police

Auxiliary Police are civic-minded men and women who volunteer to assist their local Police Precincts, Housing Police Service Areas, and Transit Districts, by performing uniformed patrol in their communities.

Description and/or History:
They are the extra "eyes and ears" for the Police Department, performing uniformed foot, vehicle and bicycle patrols. They are trained to observe and report conditions requiring the services of the regular police. Whenever possible, they assist in non-enforcement and non-hazardous duties. The following are some areas in which the Auxiliary Police assist the Police Department:

Residential and commercial areas
Community festivals, parades, concerts, street fairs, park patrols
Subway entrances and token booth areas
Perimeter of Houses of Worship
Crime prevention activities
Traffic control



Contact person: Recruitment Office, Call 212-AUX-1000

Address:

Various Precincts through-out The Five Boroughs
New York , NY 10007
(See a map)

Web Site: http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/html/careers/auxiliary_police.shtml
Last updated on July 31, 2009

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I've enjoyed serving my community and the camaraderie with others in the program

 NYPD Auxiliary Police perform uniformed patrol in the community, we work city-wide details marching in parades and controlling traffic at major events. We wear NYPD uniforms, carry radios, night sticks, and other important equipment. I've personally enjoyed working as a team with other civic-minded individuals who know the importance of aiding in protecting our communities.
posted by apofoster on August 6, 2009
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