13 May Police Records Clerk Civil Service Test May 13, 2021 By Patrick Mangan General 0 Orange County will be giving a civil service test for a police records clerk position. There is no opening at this time, however the list is valid for four years and New Windsor Police Department anticipates an opening in that time frame. Filing deadline is May 19. See attached PDF file for more information. In addition to the job specifications listed, the job requires use of and proficiency with a computer. Attached Files POLICE-RECORDS-CLERK-67278-PDF-.pdf 197.06 KB Related Articles Want to become a New Windsor Police Officer? Sign up for the test by July 1st! Do you or someone you know want to become a New Windsor Police Officer? Sign up for the test now! Don’t delay, the deadline to sign up is July 1, 2022. Help us spread the word! View our "Become a Police Officer" webpage to learn more! Police Chief Robert Doss Recognized for 25 Years of Service Supervisor Meyers presented the town’s Police Chief Robert Doss with a certificate recognizing his twenty-five (25) years of service as a sworn police officer with the Town of New Windsor. Supervisor Meyers and the Town Board are very appreciative of the leadership Chief Doss has provided for our exceptional Police Department during his four (4) year term as our Police Chief. Two New Windsor Police Officers Complete Drug Recognition Expert Training The Town of New Windsor Police Department announces the graduation of 2 Police Officers who tried out for and were accepted into the Drug Recognition Expert training. Completion of this highly competitive and lengthy 3 week course puts New Windsor at the forefront of combating driving while under the influence of drugs. Police Chief Robert Doss stated, “I am very proud of Officer Sussman and Officer Weed’s successful completion of the very challenging and difficult Drug Recognition Expert program. The deployment of these Officer’s with their knowledge, skill and expertise in the area of drugged driving detection will certainly increase the overall safety of the motorists traveling throughout the Town of New Windsor. The Police Department remains committed to keeping the roadways safe for everyone. We had 75 Driving While Intoxicated arrests in 2018 and we anticipate the numbers of impaired drivers on the roads to increase dramatically in the upcoming years because Governor Cuomo has committed to moving forward with his agenda of legalizing marihuana. The New Windsor Police Department intends to stay ahead of this problem and that is why we now employ 2 of the 7 DRE trained Police Officers in all of Orange County.” New Windsor Police Announce Registry for Vulnerable Persons The New Windsor Police Department has announced a new program to aid members of vulnerable populations. The department has created a voluntary registry where family members may supply vital information about loved ones who are prone to wandering. This may include individuals with Alzheimer’s Disease, Dementia, Autism, Traumatic Brain Injury or any other type of special needs, physical or mental disability. Participation in this program is completely voluntary and information provided will be kept at the Police Department and only used when necessary to identify or locate a missing or wandering person. In the event of an emergency, this information can allow officers to quickly and efficiently handle any incident that may arise. It provides officers with relevant and pertinent details that aid in identifying and reconnecting vulnerable persons with their loved one when minutes count. New Windsor Police Chief, Dan Valeri stated, “Often times, police officers encounter individuals who may not be able to identify themselves or provide their home address. Being able to search the registry, can assist officers in identifying these individuals and getting them home safely. Additionally, when a family member needs to report their loved one missing, the necessary information is already available for police to disseminate and begin a search.” The goal of the program is to promote community safety, improve officer safety, increase the efficiency of operations, and give community members some peace of mind for loved ones that may be prone to wandering. Registration forms are available online by clicking HERE or in person at the Police Department or Town Clerk, Kelly Allegra’s Office. For further information about the program, contact Sgt. Sylvester at 563-4660. Advertisement For Bids- Police Body Worn Camera System Advertisement for Bids Please take notice that the Town of New Windsor will receive sealed bids for: Town of New Windsor Police Body Worn Camera System At the office of the Town Clerk, Town of New Windsor, County of Orange, State of New York, until 10:00 a.m. eastern standard time, on December 30, 2020, at which time all bids received will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids will be opened and read aloud at 10:00 a.m. (local time) on December 30, 2020, in the Town Clerk’s office or Town Hall, both of which are located at 555 Union Ave, New Windsor, NY 12553. Due to the current COVID-19 situation and in recognition of Executive Orders issued by the Governor of the State of New York, the bid opening will not be open to the public. Instead, it will be streamed live on the Town’s Facebook page at http://facebook.com/newwindsorny. Information for bidders, specifications, and bid sheets may be obtained by either: Visiting the Town Clerk’s office at 555 Union Ave., New Windsor, NY 12553 (Please note, consistent with federal, state and local health official’s social distancing recommendations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the town has reduced in-office staff hours and town hall is presently open to the public by appointment only, during limited hours, Monday – Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Appointments can be made by calling the Town Clerk’s office at 845-563-4611. Temperature checks and face masks are required to enter Town Hall. Anyone with a fever or refusing to wear a mask will be denied entry); or 2. Calling the Town Clerk’s office at 845-563-4611 to request an email of the Dropbox link containing the aforementioned material. All prospective bidders requesting information must provide an email address for notification of any changes in the manner by which the bids will be opened and in order to receive any addendums to the request for proposals. Only those persons/companies whose name and address are on the official record of having obtained bid specifications will be permitted to submit a bid and, if necessary, receive any addendums. The Town Board of the Town of New Windsor reserves the right to reject any or all bids received and to waive any informalities contained in any bids received or in the process by which such bids are submitted. No bidder may withdraw their bid within sixty (60) days of the actual bid opening. By Order of the Town Board Town of New Windsor Kelly Allegra, Town Clerk Town of New Windsor NWPD Accepting Applications for Qualified Police Officers The New Windsor Police Department is now accepting applications from qualified civil service candidates for police officer positions. All candidates must be reachable on the current Orange County Civil Service Police Officer List. Comments are closed.