Greenwich Police Department
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Greenwich under flood watch FRI-SAT
The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for Greenwich, CT until 11:45 a.m. Read on... -
Police Officer Test Announcement
The Greenwich Police Department will begin accepting applications for Police Officers on September 8, 2023. Read on... -
2023 YWCA Walk the Walk
The Greenwich Police Department wants to remind everyone of the 2023 YWCA Walk the Walk event on October 1, 2023 Read on...
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Fentanyl Seizure and Arrest
Greenwich Police Department arrested four subjects after an investigation into the selling of fentanyl in the Town of Greenwich 23-00218 Read on... -
Greenwich Police Officer of the Month
The Greenwich Police Department recognizes Officer Siuyan Su Ah Sor for her actions while responding to a fire. Read on... -
Black Bear Sightings in Greenwich
The Greenwich Police Department has recently received several calls for service regarding black bear sightings in the mid-country area of Greenwich. Read on...
We Are Hiring
Join Team GPD
The Greenwich Police Department is seeking service-oriented and dedicated individuals to take on the duties of a Greenwich Police Officer. If you want to join an agency with a clear mission, is dedicated to your development and career, and wants to work in a supportive community, join our team.
We are currently accepting applications for Entry-Level Police Officer positions. Click Here for the Application
Click on the link for a Tri-Fold Greenwich Police Department Brochure link to learn more about the Greenwich Police Department.
Upcoming Community Events
Stand by while we get ready for our Fall and Winter Events.
Phone in One hand, Ticket in the Other
Parents, please remind your 16 and 17-year-old drivers they are prohibited from using a cell phone or mobile device at any time when driving, even with a hands-free accessory.
Domestic Violence Awareness & Domestic Abuse Services
Domestic Violence is the most reported violent crime in Greenwich. 1 in 4 women will experience domestic abuse in their lifetime. Many of us know someone who has been a victim, and the Greenwich Police Department and the YWCA Greenwich will continue to work together to stop Domestic Violence.
If you know anyone suffering domestic violence, please help end the silence. Report it if you see it. We can be reached at 911 for emergencies or at 203-622-8004 for non-emergencies.
The YWCA of Greenwich is the only state-designated provider of domestic abuse services in Greenwich, with staff licensed to provide a variety of victim services, including immediate crisis intervention to help victims cope with physical, emotional, and psychological trauma from abuse. Please visit the YWCA of Greenwich Domestic Abuse Services for more information about their services.
The services are free and confidential.
Public Notices Regarding Pistol Permits and Risk Orders of Protection
Crime continues at low rates and is an integral part of the desirability to live in Greenwich.
Chief Heavey is a co-chair of the Greenwich Together Prevention Council. Please follow the link to their website to learn steps on preventing prescription drug misuse. Greenwich Prevention Council- Rx Drug Misuse Prevention
Services
- Dark House Checklist
- Public Fingerprinting
- National Crime Prevention Council website.
- Email Tip Line
- Employment Opportunities
Chief of Police
Jim Heavey
Non-emergency contacts
Main: 203-622-8000
Fax: 203-618-8866
Location: 11 Bruce Place
Open 24 Hours
General Services/Police Records Hours: 8:30 a.m - 4:15 p.m.
If you need to see or speak with an officer, call 203-622-8004, any time, 24/7
Request a Police Report or Record
Recognize the Great Work of a Greenwich Police Officer
To Make a Report of Identity Theft
File a Civilian Complaint Against the Greenwich Police Department
Formulario de Reclamación Civil