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 Hello! Thank you for visiting the NYPD Community Affairs Bureau. We realize that you may have alot of questions and you are not sure whether you should contact us or not. Before you do attempt to contact us, please feel free to browse our FAQs to see if your question is listed and has been previously answered. List of questions frequently asked What are the ways I can contact the Community Affairs Bureau? I would like to go on a ride along with officers in their patrol car. How would I go about setting up an appointment with the NYPD? I would like someone from the Police Department to come and speak to a group of youths (parents, council, group) on the different aspects of policing. Who can I speak to and can it be done? How do I sign up for the Police Commissioners Cricket and Soccer league? | 
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What are the ways I can contact the Community Affairs Bureau? |
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You can contact us in many different ways. You can email us at communityaffairs@nypd.org, or call us at 646-610-5323. Also, you can get in touch with your local community affairs officer by clicking Precincts on the left side of your browser, locate your resident precinct and call the community affairs office. [Back to Top] |
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I would like to go on a ride along with officers in their patrol car. How would I go about setting up an appointment with the NYPD? |
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The Ride-Along program was created in the 1970's to foster an understanding of police work and form a partnership with the community we serve. The following can participate: NYC residents (business owners, volunteer groups etc.), District Attorney's Office, college students and foreign members of the service. In order to participate, you have to fill out the following forms which can be obtained at your local precinct or downloaded below. The forms are: The Ride-Along Application and General Release form. Bring the completed form to your local precinct with two valid forms of identification. You will receive your appointment via telephone message and you must appear at your ride along location early or the ride along will be cancelled. Ride Along Application [Back to Top] |
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I would like someone from the Police Department to come and speak to a group of youths (parents, council, group) on the different aspects of policing. Who can I speak to and can it be done? |
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The NYPD does give lectures and forums about policing the many different communities of New York City. In order for us to accomodate a request, we only require that you give us a reasonable amount of time beforehand to give our officers time to prepare. You can send a request via email to communityaffairs@nypd.org. Leave your name, contact information and details of your request. We will try our best to contact you as soon as possible. [Back to Top] |
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How do I sign up for the Police Commissioners Cricket and Soccer league? |
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NYPD Cricket League or NYPD Cricket or Cricket NYPD is a private Twenty20 cricket league formed by the New York City Police Department for teenagers from the Caribbean and South Asian communities in New York City. It is a recreational league founded to develop better relations between New York Police and the immigrant communities within the city. The league is unofficial and is not recognized by United States of America Cricket Association. Its main goal is to have good understanding and relationship with Muslim immigrant communities living in New York City. To register for NYPD cricket or soccer, please contact us at 646-610-5323 or check out the website for information on obtaining an application and prerequisites. [Back to Top] |
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