Yes, we do have a student intern program. Further information about our program can be obtained by telephoning the Academy Training Section at 631-853-7056 or 631-853-7000.

Yes, we do have a police explorer program. Law enforcement exploring is a learning for life, career and leadership development program which gives youth insight into the skills and techniques needed to succeed in life and as a police officer. The program is supported by the Boy Scouts of America as well as the Suffolk County Police Department. This specialty youth career oriented program is endorsed by federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, and the National Sheriff's Association. More than 2,800 police and sheriff's departments have organized explorer posts specializing in law enforcement. While explorers do not perform as police officers, they can provide assistance in public service programs, such as crime prevention programs. The explorers have the benefit of seeing first hand what exactly the law enforcement profession entails and whether or not they would like to pursue this as their chosen profession. The Police Explorer Program is open to males and females from ages 14 to 20.

In the 1st PCT area, call P.O. Margery Marotta at 631-854-8129.
In the 2nd PCT area, call P.O. Jamie Wustenhoff at 631-852-8250 / 631-854-8200.
In the 3rd PCT area, call P.O. John Wright at 631-603-8946 / 631-854-8300.
In the 4th PCT area, call P. O. Kim Dono at 631-854-8474 / 631-854-8400.
In the 5th PCT area, call P.O. Delfina Rivera at 631-854-8576 / 631-854-8500.
In the 6th PCT area, call P.O. Keith Murphy at 631-854-8670 / 631-854-8600.
In the 7th PCT area, call P.O. David Collins at 631-852-8775 /631-852-8700.

I LOST MY TRAFFIC TICKET FOR THE NEW YORK STATE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS BUREAU (TVB) - WHERE DO I SEND MY TICKET? HOW DO I WRITE TO TVB?

Traffic Violation Plea Unit
P.O. Box 2950 ESP
Albany, NY 12220-0950

IS THERE A TELEPHONE NUMBER I CAN CALL THE NEW YORK STATE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS BUREAU AT?

Telephone 718-488-5710

CAN I GET FINGERPRINTS TAKEN AT MY PRECINCT FOR MY NEW JOB?

No, the Suffolk Police Department does not perform employment fingerprinting.

CAN I GET MY FINGERPRINTS TAKEN AT MY PRECINCT FOR IMMIGRATION PURPOSES?

All fingerprinting for immigration purposes, including applications for "green cards", is done by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The nearest USCIS Application Support Center is located at 30 Barretts Avenue, Holtsville, NY, 11742. The nationwide information and customer service telephone number is 1-800-375-5283.

Any person who is active or takes an interest in their community or who holds the title of a civic leader, religious leader, elected official, etc. may apply.  Classes are generally conducted in the evening, usually once a week for about three hours.  The Civilian's Academy varies in length according to the program. You can obtain an application from the website: Apply Here

You will be notified by mail when the class is forming. All applicants are subject to a background check.

For additional information you may also contact the Suffolk County Civilian's Academy Alumni Association website: http://sccpaaa.org/

 or call Suffolk County Police Academy at 631-853-7056

HOW CAN I FILE A COMPLAINT AGAINST A POLICE OFFICER?

Please telephone our Internal Affairs Bureau for assistance at 631-852-6265 or 888-382-1798.  
In addition, you can file a complaint at any of the Suffolk County Police Department Precincts.

Complaints can also be filed with the Suffolk County Human Rights Commission at 631-853-5480

Civilian Complaint Procedure

Click here to download a Compliment/Complaint Information Report , or click here to electronically submit a Satisfaction Survey.

p class="style3">Please e-mail your comments to us at SCPDINFO@suffolkcountyny.gov or send them to us via U.S. Mail:

Acting Police Commissioner Cameron K Stuart
Suffolk County Police Department
30 Yaphank Avenue
Yaphank, NY 11980

Click here to download a Compliment/Complaint Information Report , or click here to electronically submit a Satisfaction Survey.

You can report information about a suspected drug dealer (or any other criminal activity) in one of three ways: You can either call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-220-TIPS (8477); you can text “SCPD” and your message to CRIMES (274637); or visit www.tipsubmit.com. You can remain anonymous and a reward may be available if an arrest is made as a result of your tip.  To report illegal drug sales in progress, please call (631) 852-COPS (2677) immediately to report it.

Callers are asked to provide as much descriptive information as possible, i.e. suspect’s name, address, license plate number, vehicle make, model, color, etc.

Crime Stoppers can be used to provide tips regarding any type of criminal activity, not just drug activity.

In the 1st PCT, please call 631-854-8195
In the 2nd PCT, please call 631-854-8250
In the 3rd PCT, please call 631-854-8308
In the 4th PCT, please call 631-854-8478
In the 5th PCT, please call 631-854-8573
In the 6th PCT, please call 631-854-8670
In the 7th PCT, please call 631-852-8775

If no one is in the COPE office when you call, please leave a message on the answering machine. An officer will be pleased to return your call to assist you!

p class="style3">For information on Property Auctions please call 631-852-6685.

For information on Vehicle Auctions please call 631-852-8055.

Auctions are open to the public, and merchandise dealers are welcome! All items are sold “as is.” All purchases must be paid for in CASH only, plus sales tax. All auctions are held rain or shine. There are NO previews of items to be auctioned. Items that are auctioned include electronic equipment, hand and power tools, household items, washers, dryers, furnaces, vinyl siding, bicycles, jewelry, unused clothing, and more!
Click for Auction Rules.

Click for Current Auctions

For information about sex offenders, Megan’s Law, prevention information and statistics, please visit the Parents for Megan’s Law and Crime Victims Center website at http://www.parentsformeganslaw.org/

Additional information can be obtained from the New York State Office of Sex Offender Management Sex Offender Registry at http://criminaljustice.state.ny.us/nsor/

Yes, the Suffolk County Police Department does participate in a free child identification program. Parents or guardians can have their child photographed, fingerprinted, and document important physical identifying characteristics via our mobile system. Parents or guardians will be given a hard copy or digital copy of their child’s identification page. Information provided by parents IS NOT saved by the department or recorded in any departmental record keeping. For more information about the availability of our Indent-a-Kid program, please contact the Community Relations Bureau @ 631-852-6109.

Please click on the following link for more information on vehicle impounds: https://suffolkpd.org/Precincts-and-Specialized-Units/Impound-Section

Please click on the following link for more information on pistol licensing: https://suffolkpd.org/Precincts-and-Specialized-Units/Specialized-Units/Pistol-License-Bureau

Please call the Department of Social Services 1-866-494-6873. Please do not call 911 for this purpose unless it is a true emergency.

There are many ways to obtain a police report. Click here to learn what you can obtain, where and how in English. Click here for Spanish.