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Extended Neighborhoods Police Officer Assignments

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Last Updated on Sunday, 28 October 2012 15:43

Westchester County Police Ossining Command	507 North State Road Briarcliff Manor, New York 10510
Ossining precinct: 914-864-7701	Emergency: 911

"Your Cop" Extended Neighborhoods Officer Assignments:

Residents of the Unincorporated Area of the Town of Ossining have been assigned their own patrol officer. Each patrol officer is assigned to one of nine extended neighborhoods of the Town, neighborhoods consisting of up to 230 households. "Your Cop" acts as a contact point or liaison for the residents in a particular neighborhood.

“Your Cop” is responsible for traditional police duties in his or her extended neighborhood as well as addressing quality-of-life issues, such as malfunctioning street lights, trees needing trimming, streets requiring repair, condition, missing or damaged signage, and any other public safety concerns.

It should be noted that residents need not avail themselves of “Your Cop” services if they do not wish to. Each extended neighborhood officer will work as a proactive problem solver. “Your Cop” may also conduct home security surveys designed to help residents’ harden their homes against burglary. “Your Cop” can attend and/or organize neighborhood meetings to address crime prevention issues. In emergency situations, of course, Police Headquarters should be contacted directly.

The “Your Cop” Program has a component for commercial interests in the Town of Ossining, too. Each uniformed patrol sergeant will be assigned a series of businesses. The sergeants will visit each business in their extended neighborhood on a frequent basis to update alarm information and emergency night contacts. The sergeants will also meet regularly with business owners to discuss problems and provide crime prevention information on shoplifting, burglaries, robberies, and fraud.


Extended Neighborhood #1 Quakerbridge Road, Glendale Road, Riverview Farm Road, Waterview Drive, Applegate Way, Kelly Court, Reservoir Road, Fowler Avenue, Samstag Avenue, Hillcrest Avenue, Stanley Avenue, Cliff Drive, Morningside Drive – (including Tappan Arms Apts.), Morningside Court, Nord Circle	Police Officer John Butcher This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Extended Neighborhood #2 Shadylane Farm Road Old Albany Post Road – 8 through 130 Dogwood Lane Mystic Drive – 81 through 135 Nicole Circle – 7-01 through 7-12 9-01 through 9-12 10-01 through 10-12 11-01 through 11-10 Cedar Lane – excluding #42 (Cedar Lane Apts.) Whitebirch Drive Incognito Lane Locust Road Reeback Drive Aspen Court Claremont Road Van Cortlandt Avenue Pondview Court, Spring Pond Drive	Police Officer Armstrong This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Extended Neighborhood #3 Stormytown Road McCarthy Drive Knollwood Drive Hudson Watch Drive Cedar Lane Apartments – #42 Cedar Lane Gualtiere Lane Minkel Road, Redway Road, Bracken Road	Police Officer Manuel DaCruz This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Extended Neighborhood #4 Club Court Bridle Path Hunter Lane Saddle Trail Horseshoe Circle Chase Court Brooke Hollow Court, Brookview Drive	Police Officer Curt Meinel This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Extended Neighborhood #5 Deerfield Lane Fawn Court Antler Ridge Deer Run Lane Whitetail Circle Woods Brooke Circle Woods Brooke Court Woods Brooke Terrace Woods View Lane Hawkes Avenue Hawkes Close, Haymont Terrace, Studio Hill Road, Mancuso Drive Kitchawan Road	Police Officer Michael DeMaio This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Extended Neighborhood #6 Croton Dam Road - 2 through 62, Pine Avenue – 9,11,15,19, Cherry Hill Circle, Grandview Avenue, Pheasant Ridge Road, Quail Hollow, Narragansett Avenue, Bayden Road, Feeney Road, Downey Road, Duers Court, Somerstown Road, Brookside Lane, Tappan Terrace, Leawood Drive.	Police Officer Ellen Chadwick This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Extended Neighborhood #7 avano Road, Cooper Drive, Stonegate Road, Lakeville Drive, Skerratt Lane, Parker Drive, Ganung Drive, Sleator Drive, Robin Drive, Tuttle Drive, Decker Road, Croton Dam Road – 68 through 103, Route 9A – 105 through 200	Police Officer Richard Maccarrone This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Extended Neighborhood #8 Sunset Drive, Blue Lantern Road, Deertrail, Hillcrest Drive, River Parkway, Gordon Avenue, Chappaqua Road, Ridgeview Drive, Wyche Way, Ryder Avenue.	Police Officer Wille Saez This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Extended Neighborhood Businesses and/or Commercial Interests #1 7 Riverview Farm 100 Croton River 50 Croton River 37A Albany Post 183 Cedar 100 Executive 200 Executive 300 Executive 400 Executive 500 Executive 25 Stormytown 75 Stormytown 1A Croton Dam 14 Hawkes Close 40 Croton Dam 55 Ryder 75 Ryder 100 Ryder 53 Somerstown 40 Somerstown 25 Studio Hill 40 Morningside 6 Parker 11 Albany Post 32 Cedar 75 Hawkes 550 North State 554 North State 566 North State 590 North State 588 North State 584 North State 549 North State 589 North State 77 Sunset 577 North State 561 North State 59 Sunset 557 North State 61 Sunset 581-1 North State 581-2 North State 581-3 North State 581-4 North State 581-5 North State 581-6 North State 510 North State 512 North State 516 North State 518 North State 532 North State 536 North State 540 North State 530 North State 537 North State 529 North State 533 North State 505 North State 525 North State 501 North State 541 North State	Police Officer Brian Purdy This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

"Your Cop" will be responsible for traditional police duties in his or her extended neighborhood as well as addressing quality-of-life issues, such as malfunctioning street lights, trees needing trimming, streets requiring repair, condition, missing or damaged signage, and any other public safety concerns.