Harrison NY Police Department

She’s been reunited with her family!! Thanks for all the help!

A resident found this little girl lost on Stonewall Circle. If anyone recognizes her, please call HPD @ 914-967-5111

May the light of Friendship and all things Devine shine brightly at Hanukkah and throughout the year!! Happy Hanukkah!!

From the rank and file at the Harrison Police Department, have a happy, healthy and safe new year!!

It’s that time of year again and a good opportunity to ensure that have the proper precautions to safeguard your home and your loved ones. With increased online shopping during this time of the year, thieves take the opportunity to steal an unattended package on a doorstep. There are several ways that you can protect yourself from this type of crime. * Schedule the package to arrive when you plan on being home * Ask for a digital notification when the package arrives * Leave... delivery instructions, either on your order or on a note at the front door, to put the package in an inconspicuous area * Ensure your video surveillance is working properly or consider adding video surveillance to your residence See more

Officers acted with total disregard for their own personal safety to protect the lives of many residents of Nashville, TN. Zero casualties because of their heroism!! The six MNPD officers who worked to evacuate persons are: * Officer Brenna Hosey, who has been with the department for 4 years; * Officer James Luellen, who has been with the department for 3 years;... * Officer Michael Sipos, who has been with the department for 16 months; * Officer Amanda Topping, who has been with the department for 21 months; * Officer James Wells, who has been with the department for 21 months; * Sergeant Timothy Miller, who has been with the department for 11 years See more

Officer of the month for the month of December is Sergeant Robert Carlucci for his incredible work bringing a person in crisis to safety. Patrol officers responded to a barricaded person in crisis. Upon arrival of patrol officers, the person in crisis would not speak to responding officers and requested to speak to Sergeant Robert Carlucci. Sgt. Carlucci was advised of the situation and understanding the severity, made himself available while he was off-duty to assist. Sgt. Carlucci arrived and was able to use his crisis intervention training and personal knowledge of that person to safely get him the help he needed. Congratulations Sarge! #officerofthemonth #harrisonpdny @harrisonnypba #crisisintervention

Wishing everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving!! If you are traveling, please safeguard your valuables, set the home alarm & lock your car doors.

On 11/16/20, several Harrison Police officers responded to multiple reports ofa young girl, approximately 10 years old, ringing doorbells and walking away. An extensive 2 hour search ended when we found the 10 year old female approximately 2 miles from herfirst reported location. While in the care of our police officers the young female claimed to not know simple information such as full name, age and where she lived. While our officers continued to build a friendship with... her, we continued to exhaust every resource to locate her family. During this process our officers made the young girl feel at home by watching cartoons with her, coloring and showering the young girl with Harrison Police paraphernalia. We finally made some headway when Detective Domenick Gentile entered the investigation. He was able to get, not just her full name and birth date, but we learned that she loves Dr. Pepper, grilled cheese, dominos pizza, has five brothers, a cat and two dogs. Oh, and Detective Gentile was also able to get everything we needed to call the NYPD 52nd precinct who was actively looking for her!! Officers from the 52 quickly responded to HQ with her mother and they were happily reunited. This is one of the many great acts our officers do on a daily basis. The professionalism, compassion and concern was obvious from all the officers involved. The Harrison Police Department made a new friend; she had such a playful personality which we missed just a day later. We hope to see our new friend very soon but we hope she won’t travel alone again. We are grateful for the callers who reported the incident when they realized something was wrong ..."See something say something."

Lost dog located in the area of Woodlands Road and Madison Place. Please contact us at 914-967-5111 if you have any information. After a brief stay at Police Headquarters, she was turned over to the New Rochelle Human Society.

Primary wires down on Anderson Hill Road near Manhattanville College. Anderson Hill Road will be closed between Purchase St and Westchester Ave. Roadway is passable by residents within the closed zone and passable by emergency vehicles. Con Edison has been notified and a crew is en route to the scene.

The Harrison Police Department wishes everyone a healthy and safe Christmas. To those out there sacrificing time with loved ones, we appreciate your service. Merry Christmas to all and to all a goodnight. We have your six!! #merrychristmas #happyholidays #santaiscomingtotown