The Buffalo Police Department – C-District is a critical division of the larger Buffalo Police Department, serving the east side neighborhoods of Buffalo, New York. As part of the Government and State departments sector, this district station is committed to the safety, security, and wellbeing of the residents in its jurisdiction. It provides essential law enforcement services tailored to the unique challenges and characteristics of the C-District community. Officers in this district focus on proactive community engagement, building strong partnerships with neighborhood groups, schools, and local businesses. The department is known for its commitment to community policing initiatives and fostering trust through transparency and communication. Through neighborhood patrols, crime prevention programs, and public safety education, the C-District works to maintain public order and reduce crime rates. The agency also participates in various city-wide initiatives that address issues such as youth violence, illegal firearms, and drug prevention. Residents can rely on the C-District for timely response, experienced law enforcement personnel, and a community-focused approach to policing. Their efforts support broader city goals of equality, accountability, and public safety advancement.

Key Services:

– Patrol and emergency response
– Crime prevention and investigation
– Community policing initiatives
– Youth outreach and public education programs
– Neighborhood watch and safety collaboration
– Enforcement of city ordinances and traffic laws
– Support for victim services and crime reporting
– Partnership with public and private safety agencies