Police Programs

D.A.R.E Program

Spring Valley currently has one officer assigned to our DARE program as well as to the Spring Valley High School as a Resource Officer. Our DARE program is a seventeen week comprehensive program designed to educate fifth graders in the life skills that are necessary to resist the pressures and temptations to experiment with illegal drugs as well as tobacco and alcohol. DARE also seeks to provide students with the tools that are necessary to make informed decisions regarding gangs, peer pressure, and violence. The Spring Valley DARE program graduates over three hundred students every year and is funded by private donations. For further information on the DARE program go to www.DARE.com or email P.O. Francis Brooke at svdare@villagespringvalley.org.

Spring Valley Police K-9 unit

         The Village’s K-9 Unit  is trained in the fields of narcotics, tracking, building searches, cadaver, and patrol duties.  The Spring Valley Police K-9 unit is also available to all police agencies in Rockland County should another police agency have a need for K-9 services.

Spring Valley Police Sex Offender Unit

The Spring Valley Police Department’s Sex Offender Unit is a specialized unit within the Spring Valley Police Detective Bureau. The responsibilities of the sexual offender unit are to keep track of all registered sexual offenders (Megan's Law) living in the village, and to coordinate with the New York State Sex Offender Registry (DCJS).  The unit also distributes sex offender information to the community when appropriate. Currently there are two Detectives assigned to the unit.

         The members of the Spring Valley Police Department look forward to continue to provide quality services to the people of the Spring Valley.

Other important information:

NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services	http://criminaljustice.state.ny.us/
New York State Police	http://www.troopers.state.ny.us/
New York State Division of Parole	http://parole.state.ny.us
Rockland County District Attorney	http://www.co.rockland.ny.us/DA/default.htm
Rockland Dept., of Probation	http://www.co.rockland.ny.us/Probation/default.htm

FAQ

What is the Mailing Address for the Spring Valley Police

Department?

Spring Valley Police Dept.

200 North Main Street

Spring Valley, New York 10977

 

When should I use 911?

 

The county 911 system is to be used for emergencies only.

 

To reach the Spring Valley Police Dept. for any other purpose, please

dial (845) 356-7400.

 

How do I file a report with the Spring Valley Police Dept.?

Reports are taken for any incident which occurs within the Village of

Spring Valley.

 

Reports must be made in person at the Police Department.

Patrol units when available, will be dispatched to residential or

commercial addresses within the Village where the complainant is

calling from.

 

How do I obtain a copy of a report?

Copies are .25 cents per page and may be picked up in person Monday

Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.  To verify if a report is on file, you may

call (845) 573-5836 between the aforementioned times.

 

Accident Reports are available to :

· the registered owner of a vehicle listed on the accident report,

· a driver listed on the accident report,

· any occupant of the vehicles,

· pedestrians,

· any other party involved and

· insurance companies providing coverage for involved vehicles.

 

Incident Reports containing an offense will only be released to the complainant (s) or victim (s) after a Freedom of Information (F.O.I.L.) request has been filed and the report has been reviewed.  Copies are .25 cents per page.

Incident Reports not containing offenses will be issued to any individual listed on the report.

 

 

How much are tickets and where do I pay them?

     Please contact Spring Valley Justice Court

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