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2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTSGlen Rock Police DepartmentGlen Rock, NJ
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTChief’s MessageOn September 1st, 2016 I entered the final and most challengingstage of my career by taking command of the Glen Rock PoliceDepartment, an agency at that time comprised of 22 swornofficers and a support staff of 3 civilians (parking enforcementand records). Through preserving those foundational practiceswhich have established the GRPD as an agency with vastcommunity support and embracing improvement andinnovation I look forward to making the GRPD the best versionof itself.Dean AckermannChief of PoliceDepartment HistoryThe Glen Rock Police Department was established in 1918 to provide full time lawenforcement services to the Borough of Glen Rock, located in northwest Bergen County,New Jersey. At the time of the department’s inception, Glen Rock was a small agrariancommunity of approximately 4,000 people. By 1928 the department had grown to sevenofficers who patrolled the borough on foot and on Motorcycle. This number would remainconstant through the 1940’s.Following the Second World War, Glen Rock began to see many changes. Locatedapproximately twenty minutes away from of New York City, and near the city of Paterson,Glen Rock was fast becoming a suburban residential community with an ever-growingpopulation.As Glen Rock grew and changed, so did its police department. In 1946 a two-way radiosystem was installed in police headquarters as well as the department’s patrol cars. Thisdramatically increased the police response time to the growing number of calls beingreceived each year. As the day-to-day needs and problems of the community increased,so did the demands placed upon the police force. Increased training, additional manpowerand better equipment soon became necessary.Throughout the 1950's, 60's, and 70's, manpower and equipment began to improve. Morepolice vehicles were purchased and new lifesaving equipment accompanied officers onpatrol for the first time. During the 70's, the department grew to twenty-six sworn, full-timepolice officers. As information system technology began to emerge during the 1970's, theGlen Rock Police Department kept pace with the times. Today police vehicles andmotorcycles assigned to routine patrol functions are equipped with Mobile DataGLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT1
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTComputers in the form of Panasonic “Tough Books”. Even Traffic Summonses can nowbe generated electronically.In 1994 the Glen Rock Police Department closed an antiquated police dispatch desk andmoved Police dispatch and 911 services to a regional dispatch center, the NorthwestBergen Central Dispatch located in Ridgewood, NJ. This center is the primary point ofcontact for all emergency and non-emergency calls to Glen Rock’s public safety services.Having out grown its former substandard facility at old Borough Hall, Glen Rock PoliceDepartment, along with other Borough Offices, moved into a temporary PoliceHeadquarters at 175 Rock Road behind the CVS in 2007. The department operated outof this location until January of 2010 when operations were moved back to a newlyrenovated and state-of-the-art police facility at the Harding Plaza Municipal Building.Currently Glen Rock is classified under UCR demographic data as an Urban Center withapproximately 11,602 residents. The town is densely populated with 4,143.2 residents persquare mile in a mixture of single family residences, town houses. The community is alsohome to a vibrant central business district; several strip malls, two high volume commuterrailroad lines, a highly rated public-school system, several park areas, and a number ofdifferent religious institutions, including an Indian Sikh temple. As of 2016 the consists of22 sworn officers, 2 civilian support personnel and 1 parking enforcement officer. Theagency handles between 13,000 and 15,000 calls for service a year.GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT2
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTContentsChief’s Message . 1Department History. 1Contents . 3Calls for Service & Activity . 4Calls for Service & Activity . 7Summonses and Arrests . 11Uniform Crime Reports (UCR) . 12Demographic Report . 13Agency Roster . 142016 Retirements . 15New Beginnings . 16Moving Ahead to 2017 . 16GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT3
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTCalls for Service & Activity2015DescriptionCountABANDONED 911 CALLABANDONED VEHICLEACCREDITATIONADMINISTRATIVEALARM - BANKALARM - BURGLARALARM - CARALARM - HOLD UPALARM - PANICALARM MEDICALANIMAL CALLARREST PROCESSINGASSAULT - IN PASTASSIST OTHER AGENCYASSISTANCEBAD CHECKSBICYCLE PATROLBURGLARY - IN PASTBURGLARY - IN PROG / JUST OCCBUSINESS DISTRICT CHECKCAR SEAT INSTALLCIVIL MATTERCOMPUTER CRIMES TASK FORCE INVEST.COURT DETAILCRIMINAL MISCHIEF - IN PASTCRIMINAL MISCHIEF - IN PROG / JUST OCCD.W.I. ARRESTD.W.I. DETAILDELAYED OPENINGDETENTION CELL INSPECTIONDISABLED VEHICLEDISPUTE - IN PASTDISPUTE - IN PROGRESSDISTURBANCEDOMESTIC VIOLENCE - IN PASTDOMESTIC VIOLENCE - IN PROG / JUST OCCDPW REQUESTDUPLICATE CALLDV RESTRAINING ORDER SERVEDEMOTIONALLY DISTURBED PERSONESCORTEVACUATION DRILLFINGERPRINTSFIRE - 8235451621668131966451339671087122GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT4
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTFIRE - BRUSHFIRE - CO DETECTORFIRE - DRILLFIRE - HAZ MATFIRE - RESCUEFIRE - SMOKE CONDITION INDOORFIRE - SMOKE CONDITION OUTDOOR5361141311FIRE - STRUCTURE FIREFIRE - VEHICLEFIRE CALLFIREARMSFIREWORKSFOLLOW UP INVESTIGATIONFOOT PATROLHARASSMENT - IN PASTHARASSMENT - IN PROG / JUST OCCHAZARDOUS CONDITIONID THEFT / FRAUDINJURY / TRAUMA CALLJUVENILEKEEP THE PEACELIFT ASSISTLOCKDOWN DRILLLOCKOUT - EMERGENCYLOCKOUT - NON- EMERGENCYLOST ARTICLELOST LICENSE PLATE(S)MAINTENANCEMATTER OF RECORDMEDICAL EMERGENCYMISSING PERSONMOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINTMOTOR VEHICLE STOPMOTORCYCLE DETAILMVA - HIT AND RUNMVA - MINORMVA - NO INJURYMVA - ROLLOVERMVA - UNKNOWN INJURYMVA - WITH INJURYNARCOTICSNOISE COMPLAINTNOTIFICATIONORDINANCE VIOLATION - IN PASTORDINANCE VIOLATION - IN PROG / JUST OCCOTHER CRIMEOTHER OFFENSEPARKING COMPLAINTPARKING ENFORCEMENTPD Radio System Performance 9722979463483169130471034527261526518516715GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT5
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTPERMITPOLICE INFORMATIONPRISONER DETAILPROPERTY DAMAGEPROPERTY IN CUSTODY REPORTPUBLIC INFO DETAILRADAR DETAILRECOVERED STOLEN VEHICLE / PROPERTYRELEASE OF IMPOUNDED VEHICLEREPOSSESSION ORDERROBBERY - IN PROG / JUST OCC218346471075120134532S.N.A.P. DETAILSCHOOL / TRAFFIC POSTSCHOOL CLOSEDSECURITY CHECKSERVICE OF SUBPOENASEWER ALARMSHOPLIFTINGSICK OUTSPECIAL ASSIGNMENTSPECIAL CALL OUTSPEED SIGN DETAILSTOLEN VEHICLE - IN PASTSTOLEN VEHICLE - IN PROG / JUST OCCSTREET LIGHT OUTAGE REPORTSUDDEN DEATH - UNATTENDED BY DOCTORSUICIDESUSPICIOUS ACTS - IN PASTSUSPICIOUS ACTS - IN PROG / JUST OCCSUSPICIOUS ITEMSUSPICIOUS MAIL/PACKAGESUSPICIOUS NOISE - IN PROG / JUST OCCSUSPICIOUS PERSON - IN PASTSUSPICIOUS PERSON - IN PROG / JUST OCCSUSPICIOUS VEHICLE - IN PASTSUSPICIOUS VEHICLE - IN PROG / JUST OCCTESTING ALARMSTHEFT - IN PASTTHEFT - IN PROG / JUST OCCTHREATS - IN PASTTHREATS - IN PROG / JUST OCCTRAFFIC BUREAU ASSIGNMENTTRAFFIC DETAILTRAININGTREE OR LIMB DOWNTRESPASSINGUNSECURED PREMISESUNWANTED GUESTUTILITY EMERGENCYVACANT 30331463193822129012121101GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT6
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTWARRANT SERVICEWELFARE CHECK1452002015 Grand Total:14,990Calls for Service & Activity2016DescriptionCountABANDONED 911 CALLACCREDITATIONADMINISTRATIVE22211436ALARM - BURGLARALARM - CARALARM - HOLD UPALARM - PANICALARM MEDICALANIMAL CALLARREST PROCESSINGASSAULT - IN PROG / JUST OCCASSIST OTHER AGENCYASSISTANCEBAD CHECKSBICYCLE PATROLBURGLARY - IN PASTBURGLARY - IN PROG / JUST OCCBUSINESS DISTRICT CHECKCAR SEAT INSTALLCIVIL MATTERCOURT DETAILCRIMINAL MISCHIEF - IN PASTCRIMINAL MISCHIEF - IN PROG / JUST OCCD.W.I. ARRESTD.W.I. DETAILDETENTION CELL INSPECTIONDISABLED VEHICLEDISPUTE - IN PASTDISPUTE - IN PROGRESSDISTURBANCEDOMESTIC VIOLENCE - IN PASTDOMESTIC VIOLENCE - IN PROG / JUST OCCDPW REQUESTDRE - ExamDUPLICATE CALLDV RESTRAINING ORDER SERVEDEMOTIONALLY DISTURBED 85352743258627GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT7
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTEMPLOYEE INJURYESCORTEVACUATION DRILLFINGERPRINTSFIRE - ALARMFIRE - BRUSHFIRE - CO DETECTORFIRE - DRILLFIRE - GAS GRILLFIRE - SMOKE CONDITION INDOORFIRE - SMOKE CONDITION OUTDOORFIRE - SPRINKLER ACTIVATIONFIRE - STRUCTURE FIREFIRE - VEHICLEFIRE CALLFIREARMSFIREWORKSFOLLOW UP INVESTIGATIONFOOT PATROLHARASSMENT - IN PAST25368010973724181119311585946122HARASSMENT - IN PROG / JUST OCC6HAZARDOUS CONDITIONID THEFT / FRAUDINJURY / TRAUMA CALLJUVENILEKEEP THE PEACELEWDNESS - IN PROG / JUST OCCLIFT ASSISTLOCKDOWN DRILLLOCKOUT - EMERGENCYLOCKOUT - NON- EMERGENCYLOST ARTICLELOST LICENSE PLATE(S)MAINTENANCEMATTER OF RECORDMEDICAL EMERGENCYMISSING PERSONMOTOR VEHICLE COMPLAINTMOTOR VEHICLE STOPMOTORCYCLE DETAILMVA - HIT AND RUNMVA - MINORMVA - NO INJURYMVA - ROLLOVERMVA - UNKNOWN INJURYMVA - WITH INJURYNARCOTICSNOISE COMPLAINTNOTIFICATIONORDINANCE VIOLATION - IN 0232467847187GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT8
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTORDINANCE VIOLATION - IN PROG / JUST OCCOTHER CRIMEOTHER OFFENSEPARKING COMPLAINTPARKING ENFORCEMENTPD Radio System Performance IssuePERMITPOLICE INFORMATIONPRISONER DETAILPROPERTY DAMAGEPROPERTY IN CUSTODY REPORTPUBLIC INFO DETAILRADAR DETAILRELEASE OF IMPOUNDED VEHICLEREPOSSESSION ORDERS.N.A.P. DETAILSCHOOL / TRAFFIC POSTSECURITY CHECKSERVICE OF SUBPOENASEWER ALARMSEX CRIMESHOPLIFTINGSICK OUTSPECIAL 111144634SPECIAL CALL OUTSPEED SIGN DETAILSTOLEN LICENSE PLATE(S)STOLEN VEHICLE - IN PASTSTOLEN VEHICLE - IN PROG / JUST OCCSTREET LIGHT OUTAGE REPORTSUDDEN DEATH - UNATTENDED BY DOCTORSUSPICIOUS ACTS - IN PASTSUSPICIOUS ACTS - IN PROG / JUST OCCSUSPICIOUS ITEMSUSPICIOUS MAIL/PACKAGESUSPICIOUS NOISE - IN PASTSUSPICIOUS NOISE - IN PROG / JUST OCCSUSPICIOUS PERSON - IN PASTSUSPICIOUS PERSON - IN PROG / JUST OCCSUSPICIOUS VEHICLE - IN PASTSUSPICIOUS VEHICLE - IN PROG / JUST OCCTESTING ALARMSTHEFT - IN PASTTHEFT - IN PROG / JUST OCCTHREATS - IN PASTTRAFFIC BUREAU ASSIGNMENTTRAFFIC DETAILTRAININGTREE OR LIMB DOWNTRESPASSINGUNSECURED 8GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT9
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTUNWANTED GUESTUTILITY EMERGENCYVACANT HOUSEWARRANT SERVICEWEAPONS CALLWELFARE CHECK81167811921572016 Grand Total12741GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT10
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTSummonses and ArrestsThe below summary represents a record of the complaints filed through the Glen RockMunicipal Court.2016 GLEN ROCK ANNUAL CUMULATIVE REPORTCOMPLAINTS 2140Total2015 GLEN ROCK ANNUAL CUMULATIVE REPORTCOMPLAINTS 289543184023252GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT11
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORT12Uniform Crime Reports (UCR)NOTE: FBI Uniform Crime Reports use a different method of calculating arrest statistics and thus numbers may show variations.2015OFFENSEMurderRapeRobberyAgg AssaultBurglaryTheftAuto TheftArsonSubtotalNon- Aggravated AssaultForgeryFraudStolen PropertyWeapons ViolationsProstitutionSex OffensesNarcoticsGamblingOffenses Against Family/ChildrenDriving Under the InfluenceLiquor ViolationsDisorderly ConductFailure to Appear/Obey CourtAll Other 1015910GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORT13Demographic ReportServicePopulationAvailableWorkforce(State of anHispanic1961.7%217,15313.6%00%00%00%00%5274.5 %1,601,854100%22100%29.09%21100%14.76%Females in available workforce 818,531 (51.1%)Available workforce in N.J includes only persons between the ages of 18-35.Not included in total population or % number.GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTAgency RosterNameRankID #Dean AckermannChief of Police8115Christopher McInerneyFrank RiggioRobert WojteckiSergeantSergeantSergeant812181278124James CalaskiMichael TroverDetectiveDetective81238124Adam PyatakAnnamarie MattinaScott McGovernBryan ScottMurray YangJames McGillRobert SurdykaLucas DoneyGreg CarterJohn TarantinoWilliam HolguinJames DonnellySamuel EvansSarah OristaNicholas OnoveTheodore GrazianiPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice OfficerPolice 181428143814481458146Reena SarnaAngelica OlivaAdministrative AideAdministrative AideA10A15Daniel CarterParking EnforcementOfficer8126GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT14
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORT2016 Retirements tChief Frederick StahmanCaptain Jonathan MillerLt. Daniel Dour2016 saw the departure of three veteran officerswho made up the command staff of the GRPD.The members of the Glen Rock Police Department wish Chief Frederick Stahman, CaptainJonathan Miller and Lieutenant Daniel Dour the best in their retirement after many years ofdedicated service to the community. Lt. Dour is also recognized for his service as Officer-In-Chargeduring the interim between Chief Stahman’s departure and Chief Ackermann’s appointment.GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT15
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTNew BeginningsSeptember 1st 2016 saw theappointment of Glen Rock’s newPolice Chief Dean Ackermann.A 30 veteran of the GRPD, ChiefAckermann is the 7th Chief ofPolice to lead the departmentsince it was established in 1918.Joining Chief Ackermann wereGlen Rock’s four newest PoliceOfficers Sam Evans, T.J. Graziani,Nicholas Onove and Sarah Orsita.Once these four new officerscomplete basic training the GRPDwill be restored to full staffingwith 22 members. P.O. Evansgraduated the Bergen County Police Academy and began three months of field training inDecember of 2016. P.O.’s Orsita, Onove and Graziani are expected to graduate from the PassaicCounty Police Academy in March of 2017.Moving Ahead to 2017Under the direction of Chief Dean Ackermann, the Glen Rock PoliceDepartment is staffed during 2016 by 22 sworn officers and 3 civilianpersonnel. The members of this department pride themselves in being anintegral part of a professional police agency.The Glen Rock Police Department is currently undergoing severalimportant changes and has identified several future initiatives to improveefficiency and delivery of services, including:Moving forward with departmental promotions to replenish our command and supervision staff.Promotional examinations will be conducted by the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs ofPolice Professional Services.Updating many of the department’s servers, computers, and software through a technology bondto enable greater access and increase efficiency across all agency functions.GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT16
2015 – 2016 YEARLY REPORTEstablishing the position of School Resource Officer in cooperation with the Glen Rock PublicSchools. This will be attained through the pending addition of a 23rd officer who will soon begintraining.Increased training and professional development across the ranks and in a variety of subjectsnecessary for 21st Century Policing.Achieving and maintaining New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police Re-Accreditation.Like many law enforcement agencies around the country, the Glen Rock Police Department willlikely face challenges in the future as we seek to provide the best police services possible. Thefinancial burden of updating aging technology, while maintaining a budget that does not exposethe Borough to excessive financial liabilities is a difficult challenge to overcome. We mustrecognize that the entire law enforcement community is under much greater public scrutiny. Asa department, we need to look for new ways to foster more effective and efficient means ofcommunication between our agency and the community in order to develop a stronger and moretrusting relationship.Looking ahead through 2017 and beyond, the Glen Rock Police Department will provide thecitizens of Glen Rock with professional and proactive law enforcement services. We will continueto embrace our core mission and goals of decreasing crime, improving public safety and engagingin effective policing strategies designed to enhance the quality of life for all who live, work andvisit our community.We believe that a key component to the delivery of professional police services will be maintaingNJSACOP Accreditation status. It is clear that participation in the accreditation program will,through the implementation of sound management practices, provide us with the framework tocontinually monitor, evaluate and improve existing procedures and conditions within the policedepartment. We are confident that we will continue to grow as a professional police agency bymaintaining the high standards we have set for ourselves, as well as those of the accreditationprogram.GLEN ROCK NEW JERSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT17
glen rock, nj 2015 - 2016 yearly reports . lost license plate(s) 6 maintenance 204 matter of record 1 medical emergency 395 . alarm - burglar 514 alarm - car 6 alarm - hold up 8 alarm - panic 31 alarm medical 11 animal call 173 arrest processing 4 assault - in prog / just occ 2 assist other agency
