How can we help you?
My goal is simple — to serve with heart, integrity, and a deep respect for the people and city that have given me so much. I promise you, I will give you my very best in return.
City of White Plains, NY
Public Safety Commissioner Wade C. Hardy
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What's Happening
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WP Sustainability Fair
Join us on the plaza at the White Plains Public Library at 100 Martine Ave. on Saturday, May 16, 2026, for eco-friendly living tips contributing to a greener lifestyle. |
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Memorial Day Events
The City’s annual community parade and ceremony commemorating Memorial Day to be held on Monday, May 25 at 10AM. |
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Outdoor Movie Night
Outdoor movie night at Delfino Park. Free event for All Ages! On-site vendors offering mental health resources and support. Bring your own blanket or chairs. |
Become a White Plains Police Officer
And make a difference!
We are seeking motivated individuals who are ready to meet the challenges of modern policing while taking advantage of strong training, support, and advancement opportunities. With competitive pay, excellent benefits, and a clear path for growth, the White Plains Police Department provides the foundation for a stable and fulfilling career. If you are interested in joining our team, review the information in the link below and take the first step toward a future in public safety.
The Gems of Public Safety Podcast
The Gems of Public Safety Episode 4: School Resource Officers
What does it really take to change a child’s perception of the badge?
In this episode of Gems of Public Safety, Detective Jay Lacayo sits down with three School Resource Officers from the White Plains Police Department who are redefining what it means to serve inside our schools. From building trust on the basketball court to becoming mentors and role models, these officers show that policing the hallways is about connection, compassion, and community.
🎧 Tune in for an inside look at how relationships—not just enforcement—are shaping the next generation.
Meet Your Local Heroes
Each month we will spotlight an outstanding member in Public Safety service.
Do you think that you might be the victim of domestic violence?
You are NOT alone.
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.