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 Community Affairs
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Terrorism Awareness for Citizens | ||
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 In response to the events of September 11th, 2001 Community Affairs, in collaboration with the Department’s Counter-Terrorism Bureau, created a counter-terrorism awareness brochure specially tailored for community members. This brochure offers advice on improving observation skills and helping the Police Department in its effort to prevent acts of terrorism. Brochures are available for civic, religious, and community-based organizations. Contact: 646-610-5323 |  |
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Rights and Responsibilities when Interacting with the Police | ||
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The Police Department is serious about its commitment to ensure courteous and
professional service to all community members. To this end our brochure,
entitled Rights and Responsibilities when Interacting with the Police, contains
helpful information concerning the types of contacts between the police and the
public, what to expect if stopped by the police and important telephone numbers
to report a complaint or to compliment your police interaction. This brochure is
available to community groups, students, and other interested individuals. View Online: Your Rights and Responsibilities When Interacting With the Police
Download to Print: Your
Rights and Responsibilities When Interacting With the Police (PDF) | |
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Police Commissioner's Statement Regarding Racial Profiling | ||
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On March 23rd, 2002 Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly promulgated Operations Order number 11, the official NYPD policy prohibiting the use of racial profiling in all police initiated actions. Contact: 646-610-5323 | |
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