About the Police Department
The Madison
Police Department, comprised of 36 sworn officers, 1 Parking
Enforcement personnel, 3 Confidential Secretaries and the
Auxiliary Police, is responsible
for the safety and protection of its citizens. Comprised of four divisions, Patrol Division, Investigative Division,
Traffic
Safety Division and the Emergency Service Unit, the Police Department responds to all calls for
assistance, including fire and emergency medical assistance, and
Homeland Security concerns.
The Police Department serves as the
public answering point for all 911 calls within the Borough of
Madison. Whenever a resident
calls 911, the telephone will be answered by Madison Police
personnel who will then dispatch the associated emergency response units. The
Police Department responds to all 911 emergencies.
The Madison Police
Department also oversees Project Community Pride of Southeast Morris
County. This is a youth diversion and counseling program, which
encompasses Madison, Chatham Borough and Florham Park. This program
currently has available social and bilingual social workers to assist the
youth
and families in these communities whenever a crisis may occur in the
household or when youth are involved with law enforcement. It is used as
a diversion program from the county criminal justice system.
After 4:00 p.m. and on
weekends, the Police Communication desk handles all calls for emergency
assistance in the Borough, including water, electric and sewer.
In the event of an
emergency, all residents are urged to call 911 or the Madison Police
Department at (973) 593-3000.
On April 28, 2008 the Madison
Police Department officially began occupying our new Police
Building. Click on the link to New Police and Fire Building
in the navigation bar to the left or click here.
On June 14, 2008 the new
Public Safety Complex was officially unveiled to the public at a
ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony. Members of the
Madison Police Department were on hand to give guided tours of the
police department section of the complex. Many braved the
heat and humidity to witness this historic event. Mayor
Mary-Anna Holden and Public Safety Liaison Counsel woman Carmela
Vitale addressed the public. The Invocation was given
by Reverend Lauren Ackland of the Grace Episcopal
Church. Additional photos of the event can be viewed here.
New Police Officers Hired
The Madison Police Department is proud to announce the
hiring of two new probationary patrol officers, who will be sworn in at
Monday night’s regular council meeting on April 28, 2008.
Joining the ranks of MPD will be Paul Pappamarkos of North Arlington NJ,
and Sean McCarthy of Parsippany. Officer Pappamarkos recently
graduated the Essex County Police Academy in March 2008, while Officer
McCarthy is a graduate of the John H. Stamler Police Academy and was an
officer with the Roselle Park Police Department
The Madison Police Community
Policing Unit would like to remind all Madison residents that
National Night Out will take place on Tuesday, August 5th 2008
from 6 pm - 10 pm. Any neighborhoods that wish to participate can
contact Lt. Jerry Mantone at 973-593-3004, or email him at mantonej@mpd.rosenet.org.
Please visit www.nationalnightout.org
for further information. Lets all take a stand against Crime
and Drugs!
Darren
Dachisen promoted to Lieutenant
2008
Commuter/ Merchant /Tenant Parking Information
Keep
Out Of Mischief Night 2007
Emergency
Contact Information For Merchants and Landlords
Tour of our
former Police Department building
Website last updated: July 08, 2008
Police Web Design by
Dennis Lam
