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City of White Plains, NY
Public Safety Commissioner David E. Chong

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Police Blotter – 09/14-09/20/25

Latest News, Police Blotter

Police Blotter 09/14/25-09/20/25. A total 47 bookings over this time. Below is a brief selection of arrests that occurred. 9/14 / 285... Read More Police Blotter – 09/14-09/20/25

Police Empowering Youth Program

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The White Plains Police Department and The Thomas H. Slater Center partnered together to conduct a four-week summer program called the... Read More Police Empowering Youth Program

Back to School Safety

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As summer draws to a close and children start heading back to school, family life can get pretty hectic. It’s important to remember... Read More Back to School Safety

What's Happening

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Car Seat Check Up Event Find out more

Car Seat Check Up Event

Sep 27, 2025at City Hall

Car Seat Check Up Event at City Hall – 255 Main St. on Saturday, September 27th, 2025 (10AM-2PM).

Meet Your Local Heroes

Each month we will spotlight an outstanding member in Public Safety service.

Det. Fred Cianci & OFC Homer

Meet Your Heroes

Detective Fred Cianci has served White Plains for over 17 years, specializing in crisis intervention, de-escalation, officer training, and... Read More Det. Fred Cianci & OFC Homer

FF Elliot Eccleston

Meet Your Heroes

Firefighter Eccleston is a proud second-generation firefighter, following in the footsteps of his father and carrying on a family tradition... Read More FF Elliot Eccleston

PO Jenna Colleluori

Meet Your Heroes

Officer Jenna Colleluori is the first female officer to serve in the Emergency Services Unit (ESU) of the White Plains Police... Read More PO Jenna Colleluori

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Before you become a victim, call us at (914) 422-6111. We have specially trained officers that can help you.

Remember: If you think that you are in danger call 911 immediately.

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