Plattsburgh City PD Patch
City of Plattsburgh · New York
Plattsburgh City
Police Department
Month in Review
May
2026
Community
Report
Integrity
Service
Community Partnership
Engagement
Transparency
1,443
Total Calls
▲ 5.2% vs April (1,372)
44
MVC (Motor Vehicle Crashes)
▼ vs April (49) • 5 injury
70
Arrests Made
▲ 27.3% vs April (55)
8
Community Events
▲ 2 new this month

May was a month defined by service beyond the badge. From honoring the fallen at the National Police Week Vigil in Washington, D.C., to standing alongside veterans at the Honor Flight Ceremony and participating in Plattsburgh’s Memorial Day Parade, our officers carried the weight of remembrance with pride. In the community, they cheered on young athletes at Little League, celebrated the arts with Plattsburgh High School students, championed inclusion at the Autism Walk and Special Olympics fundraiser, and worked to keep families safe and informed at the Safe and Sound event. Each appearance was a reminder that policing is not just a profession — it is a commitment to the people we serve.

Memorial Day Ceremony — US Oval
Capitol Night Vigil
Little League Team
Memorial Day Parade
Little League Aerial
Honor Flight Ceremony
Special Olympics Group
Texas Roadhouse
Autism Walk
PHS Ensemble
National Police Week Vigil — Washington DC
National Police Week Vigil Ceremony
Washington, DC
Autism Walk
Clinton County Fairgrounds
Little League Opening Ceremony
Hector Duquette Field at Melissa Penfield Park
Plattsburgh High School Select Ensemble Performance
City Hall
Honor Flight Ceremony
US Oval Memorial Park
Memorial Day Parade
US Oval Memorial Park
Safe and Sound Event
SUNY Field House
Special Olympics Law & Order Fundraiser
Texas Roadhouse
Welfare
39.3%
Crim. Comp
25.8%
Traffic
21.9%
Arrests
8.0%
MVC
5.0%
Tip line submissions reviewed
31
Traffic stops
192
Proactive foot patrols
35
Drugs seized
3.26 lbs
Chief Jarrod Trombley
Chief of Police
Jarrod Trombley
“This month exemplified what community-first policing looks like in Plattsburgh. Our officers showed up — not just in response, but in genuine partnership with our neighbors. Thank you for your continued trust.”
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May’s Tip — Bike & E-Bike Safety

Whether you ride a traditional bike or an e-bike, safety starts before you leave the driveway. Always wear a properly fitted helmet, use front and rear lights after dark, and follow all traffic laws — bikes and e-bikes are subject to the same rules of the road as motor vehicles. In Plattsburgh, e-bikes are not permitted on sidewalks. Lock your bike when unattended using a quality U-lock, and register it with the department to aid recovery if stolen. Join us June 23rd at the Old Farmers Market on Durkee St for our Community Bike & E-Bike Forum to learn more.

Jun 6
Zoey’s Zone Car Seat Check
📍 Cumberland Head Elementary
🕐 10:00 AM — 1:00 PM
📍 Cumberland Head Elementary School, Plattsburgh, NY
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Jun — TBA
Movie Night on the City Beach Lawn
📍 Plattsburgh City Beach
🕐 7:00 PM — 9:00 PM
📍 Plattsburgh City Beach, Plattsburgh, NY
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Jun 11
Parks Come Alive
📍 Peter Blumette Park
🕐 4:30 PM — 7:30 PM
📍 Peter Blumette Park, Plattsburgh, NY
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Jun 23
Community Bike & E-Bike Forum
📍 Old Farmers Market
🕐 6:00 PM
📍 Old Farmers Market, Durkee St, Plattsburgh, NY
🗺 Get Directions
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