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Montclair Township Police Department
647 Bloomfield Avenue
Montclair, NJ 07042

David P. Sabagh, Police Chief
973-509-4735
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Mission Statement of the Montclair Police Department

It is the mission of the Montclair Police Department to provide professional police service to the community by adhering to the values of respect, accountability and integrity.



MPD Observes National Peace Officers Memorial Day PDF Print E-mail

ALTThe Montclair Township Police Department is flying the flag at half-staff today in observance of National Peace Officers Memorial Day.

In 1962, President Kennedy proclaimed May 15th as National Peace Officers Memorial Day and the calendar week in which May 15th falls, as National Police Week. Established by a joint resolution of Congress in 1962, National Police Week pays special recognition to those law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty for the safety and protection of others.

The Montclair Police Department lost two officers in the 1970s. Sergeant Alfred L. Sellick, Jr. lost his life on January 12, 1976 while trying to disarm a gunman during a bank robbery. Patrolman Raymond T. Busterda died September 29, 1972 when he was struck by a vehicle while on a traffic post directing traffic.

Visit the Montclair Police Department's Officer Down memorial page to honor Montclair's fallen and to leave a reflection: http://www.odmp.org/agency/2574-montclair-police-department-new-jersey

 
Montclair Police Department 2012 Annual Report PDF Print E-mail

Download 2011 Police Department Annual Report (2 MB PDF)

Police Chief David SabaghWelcome to the Montclair Police Departments 2012 Annual Report. In last year’s report I spoke about budget shortages in law enforcement, reduced work forces, and the tough economy we all were trying to cope with. We worked hard addressing those challenges while continuing to provide the public with a quality police service, balancing effective enforcement and service with an eye on operational costs.

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MPD Traffic Unit Receives Traffic Safety Education & Enforcement Award PDF Print E-mail

On Thursday, February 21, 2013 the Traffic Officer's Association of Essex County presented the Tim Larney Memorial Traffic Safety Education & Enforcement Award to the Montclair Police Department Traffic Unit in recognition of outstanding contributions to traffic safety at a special luncheon sponsored by Cathleen Lewis and Ed Baginski of AAA New Jersey Automobile Club.

Chief David Sabagh, Sgt Stephanie Egnezzo, Arnold Anderson

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Montclair Township Swears in New MPD Officers PDF Print E-mail

Four new Montclair Township Police officers and one probationary officer were sworn in earlier this month. Joining the ranks of the MPD are officers Jose Urena, Scott McGrath, Vidal Rojas, Daniel Heiser and Travis Davis (probationary).

Montclair Police Department swearing in of new officers

 
Statement from the Montclair Police Department Regarding Events of Mar 29 PDF Print E-mail

On March 29, 2012, at approximately 7:35 p.m., Montclair police responded to the area of the Wellmont Theatre on Seymour Street on a report of a very large crowd. Police had met with security members of the theater prior to the event and were informed that the performance was sold out. Upon arriving, police saw a crowd of upwards of twenty-five hundred people. While monitoring the crowd, police had dispatch notify surrounding agencies that mutual aid may be needed, due to the size of the crowd, which had become unruly while waiting to gain entry to the theater.

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