New York City Police Department – 106th Precinct

The New York City Police Department’s 106th Precinct serves the neighborhoods of South Ozone Park, Howard Beach, Ozone Park, and Lindenwood in Queens, NY. As a vital part of the NYPD’s citywide law enforcement network, the 106th Precinct works to ensure public safety and uphold the law through community engagement, preventive policing, and rapid response to emergencies. The precinct is staffed by dedicated officers trained to handle a wide range of public safety concerns, from crime prevention to traffic enforcement.

The 106th Precinct is notable for its strong community relations, regularly hosting events such as Build the Block meetings and partnering with local businesses, schools, and residents to foster trust and transparency. It also supports crime prevention through education programs and outreach efforts tailored to specific community needs. The precinct plays a critical role in maintaining neighborhood safety, responding to 911 calls, conducting investigations, and working closely with the NYPD’s specialized units when needed.

By combining state-of-the-art policing initiatives with rooted neighborhood involvement, the 106th Precinct serves as both a guardian of public safety and a community partner.

Website: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/nypd/index.page

Key Services:

– Patrol and emergency response services
– Crime prevention and investigation
– Community policing and neighborhood outreach
– Traffic enforcement and accident response
– Coordination with NYPD specialized units (e.g., detectives, vice, youth officers)
– Public safety education and events
– Victim assistance and advocacy programs
– Response to quality-of-life and nuisance complaints