New York City Police Department 20th Precinct (NYPD 20th Precinct) serves Manhattan’s Upper West Side with a dedicated focus on public safety, crime prevention, and community engagement. As part of the NYPD’s Patrol Services Bureau, the 20th Precinct works to maintain order and foster trust between law enforcement and residents. Officers in this precinct actively collaborate with local organizations and stakeholders to implement neighborhood policing strategies, ensuring a visible and responsive presence throughout the community.

The 20th Precinct emphasizes proactive crime-fighting initiatives, including targeted patrols, youth outreach programs, and crime prevention workshops. Community affairs officers are available to address quality-of-life concerns and build relationships between civilians and the police. The precinct also employs Domestic Violence Officers (DVOs) and Neighborhood Coordination Officers (NCOs) to offer specialized support and deepen ties with the community.

Committed to transparency and approachability, the 20th Precinct hosts regular community council meetings, providing a platform for resident voices and feedback. As part of the nation’s largest municipal police force, the precinct upholds the NYPD’s mission of ensuring public safety through integrity, professionalism, and service.

Website: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/nypd/bureaus/patrol/precincts/20th-precinct.page

Key Services:

– Uniformed patrol and emergency response
– Neighborhood policing and crime prevention
– Community outreach programs and public safety education
– Domestic violence support services
– Youth engagement and mentorship initiatives
– Investigative services for local crimes
– Quality-of-life enforcement and complaint resolution
– Coordination with community councils and local organizations