ADMINISTRATION DIVISION. Command Staff

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1 ADMINISTRATION DIVISION The Administrative Division of the Jamesburg Police Department includes the command staff and civilian administrative staff. The command staff includes the Chief of Police and Lieutenant. The Lieutenant oversees the Professional Standards, Administrative and Patrol Divisions. Command Staff Chief James J. Craparotta Lieutenant Louis Ceras Civilian Personnel There are 2 civilian positions under the command staff, and they include an Administrative Secretary, Records secretary and Firearms secretary. These critical civilian personnel are responsible for supporting the agency in maintaining records, data management, and handling the volumes of paperwork associated with the police department. Joann Kennedy, Administrative Assistant to the Chief of Police / Police Records, ext Jkennedyjpd@gmail.com Dispatcher Stephanie Rampacek, Police Dispatcher / Firearms Applications,

2 PATROL DIVISION The Patrol Division is the backbone of the Police Department. The department has 10 patrol officers that are supervised by 3 patrol sergeants. Responsibilities Patrol Officers are responsible for the initial handling of all calls that are received by the communications center. These calls vary from disabled vehicles to felony level crimes in progress. Calls that necessitate an immediate arrest are handled and completed by the patrol officer including all processing and bookings of the suspect. Calls that require further investigation are referred by the officer to one of our specialty units such as the Detective Bureau. Lieutenant Louis Ceras Patrol Commander Lcerasjpd@gmail.com

3 DETECTIVE BUREAU DIVISION The Detective Bureau is currently staffed by 2 Detectives responsible for conducting all follow up investigations of reported incidents. Any crimes reported are reviewed by the Detective Bureau Sergeant and are assigned for follow up investigation. Detectives receive extensive training in several areas including: Crime Scene Investigation Fingerprinting and Identification Forensics Photography Narcotics Enforcement Interview and Interrogation Megan s Law registration In addition, the detectives encourage the sharing of information with members of the public. Many investigations are initiated as well as solved through this type of cooperative effort Detective Bureau Supervisor Detective Sergeant Jason Muller ext 211 Jmullerjpd@gmail.com Detective Robert Caltabellatta ext 211 Rcaltabellattajpd@gmail.com

4 COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION The Communications Division is made up of 4 fulltime and 1 part-time 911 Emergency Dispatch Telecommunicator. The primary mission of the Communications Bureau is to facilitate prompt responses to public needs by providing a public safety central answering point. Contained within the Bureau are the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) and the Public Safety Dispatch Point (PSDP) for all calls that originate within the geographic boundaries of Jamesburg, N.J. The Communications Bureau supports the delivery of quality Police, Fire Rescue, and Emergency Medical services, and maintains all Borough communications capabilities including Radio, Phone & Internet. Communications Supervisor Sergeant Steven Burzachiello Sburzachiellojpd@gmail.com

5 SUPPOPORT DIVISION Sergeant Kevin Wilson Dare. Domestic Violence Response Team. Shift Supervisor Sergeant Patrick Smith Shift Supervisor Detective Robert Caltabellatta School Crossing Guards Patrolman Richard Bruno Training. Social Media

ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION

Truro Police Department ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION Policy Number: Effective Date: June 1, 2000 REFERENCE: Revised: April 19, 2011 Accreditation Standards: 11.1.1; 1.2.1 Mass. Gen. Law Other: Collective Bargaining