The Beverly City Police Department is investigating a suspicious fire that occurred at 202 Laurel Street early Sunday, December 23, 2013.  Anyone with information should call (609) 747-4082.  ALL calls are kept confidential.

Mission Statement

The Officers of the Beverly City Police Department are dedicated to providing quality policing services while addressing the needs which provide the citizens of Beverly City the right to live in a safe and secure community.  Our members will serve with honor, integrity, compassion and fairness while confronting the many issues in which we encounter.  It is our belief that by forming the necessary partnerships within the community at large, that together we can and will make a difference.

 

Beverly City  Police Department

The Beverly City Police Department provides law enforcement services to the City of Beverly. The Department employees provide not only traditional police services, but innovative policing methods. The Beverly City Police Department is truly a professional organization that meets or exceeds the highest professional benchmarks of the law enforcement profession. Working in partnership with the community, we  strive to improve the quality of life for the citizens of Beverly by  addressing community problems, and enhancing services to the public, utilizing all available resources.

Beverly City Police Department Bike Patrol

The Beverly City Police Department Bike Patrol quickly enjoyed success as it began its patrols through the local parks, business districts and the residential areas located throughout the city

The Bike Patrol plays in instrumental role in community policing. Officers assigned to the unit make pro-active contacts with people they see while on patrol. The community quickly embraced this program, making it an intricate part of the patrol division.

The purpose of the bike patrol is to increase patrol coverage in areas where traditional patrol vehicles are limited. Parks, alleys, and parking lots are just a few areas where the bike patrols may easily maneuver. The unit is also assigned to special events such as parades through the city, events in the parks and even surveillance of suspicious activity.

Bikes are outfitted with lights, audible warning devices, and a rear carry all pack that holds the necessary police equipment. The bikes are marked with police markings with the officers having a designated bike patrol uniform to easily distinguish them from civilian bike riders.

Regular officers as well as special officers now serve on the unit as it continues to succeed. The department now has three mountain bikes to carry out the assignments of the bike patrol unit.

Some of the duties and responsibilities of the bike patrol unit includes bicycle safety training and talks with youth and adults alike. They also offer bicycle helmets to riders during the training explaining the importance of their use.

Tipline:

If you have a tip about a crime or criminal activity in your area, please call (609) 747-4082.  ALL calls are kept confidential.