The Harrison Police Department – Records Bureau serves as the official custodian of police records for the town of Harrison, New York. As part of the broader governmental infrastructure, it plays a vital role in managing and disseminating public safety records in accordance with state laws and privacy guidelines. The bureau is primarily responsible for maintaining incident and accident reports, handling Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests, and processing background checks and fingerprinting requests for local residents.

Dedicated to transparency and professionalism, the bureau supports community policing efforts by making essential records accessible to the public and supporting other law enforcement divisions with accurate documentation. It operates as a key administrative division within the police department, ensuring efficient recordkeeping and compliance with legal retention requirements. The staff work closely with local courts, attorneys, and residents, reinforcing public trust through reliable reporting and timely service.

Key Services:

– Maintenance and distribution of police incident and accident reports
– Processing of Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests
– Background checks and fingerprinting services for residents
– Coordination with law enforcement and judicial agencies
– Record retention in compliance with legal and regulatory standards
– Assistance to the public in accessing official police documents
– Support for internal police investigations and administrative tasks
– Compliance with state and federal data privacy regulations