The New York City Police Department’s 110th Precinct serves the vibrant and diverse communities of Elmhurst and Corona in Queens, New York. As part of the largest municipal police force in the U.S., the 110th Precinct is dedicated to maintaining public safety, preventing crime, and building strong community relationships. Officers in this precinct work collaboratively with local residents, businesses, and community groups to foster trust and improve public safety outcomes.

The precinct offers a range of law enforcement services, from routine patrols and emergency response to specialized crime prevention initiatives. Through programs like the Neighborhood Coordination Officers (NCO) initiative, the 110th Precinct emphasizes community engagement, ensuring that residents have direct access to officers responsible for their neighborhoods.

In addition to crime prevention, the precinct plays a vital role in disaster response coordination and handling large public events. Tapping into the cultural richness of the Queens area, the 110th works closely with immigrant populations, offering multilingual outreach and culturally sensitive policing strategies.

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Key Services:

– 24/7 emergency response and law enforcement
– Crime prevention and investigation
– Community policing via the Neighborhood Coordination Officers program
– Traffic management and accident response
– Public safety education and outreach events
– Coordination with local organizations for community well-being
– Victim assistance and support services
– Patrols and public event safety planning