Thanks to Day Hab Instructors Tamika Hawkins and Antoinette Faulkner for organizing a fantastic event for our cops and the residents of ARC of Westchester.  We all had a terrific time filled with some great conversation with the residents and staff members. We even got to share in some of

The City of White Plains has formed a Police Reform Committee in response to Governor Cuomo’s “New York State Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative” Executive Order 203. Subsequent to the Executive Order, New York State issued detailed guidance for the Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative to all jurisdictions with police departments.

The Slater Center has been part of a network of outlets city-wide providing food for those in need during the pandemic. In the spirit of good community partners, and helping those less fortunate during these trying times, the Department has placed several food drive collection boxes within the Public Safety Building.

The White Plains Police Department now allows the public to share important public safety information anonymously with police by sending them a secure message about crimes or suspicious activity in White Plains via a free smartphone app. Developed by tip411, the White Plains Police App puts a powerful new crime-fighting

Halloween celebrations and activities, including trick-or-treating, can be filled with fun, but must be done in a safe way to prevent the spread of COVID-19. If you feel your family can’t wait until next year for the more traditional Halloween activities, and you are planning to celebrate outside your home

The White Plains Common Council passed a package of legislation at its September 8th Council meeting to address the problem of drag racing on city streets. It is well known that the noise associated with unlawful speed contests creates a nuisance and diminishes the quality of life enjoyed by our residents.