Administration
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Chief
John Cook, Police Chief
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Command Staff
Jonathan Rachel, Captain — Administrative
Ryan Westover, Captain — Operations
Ryan Westover, Captain — Operations
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Internal Affairs
The Internal Affairs function is critical in maintaining the trust established between the police and the community, and is essential to ensure law enforcement services are provided effectively, fairly, and impartially.
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Internal Affairs Yearly Report
In accordance with New Jersey Attorney General guidelines, the Department publishes an annual Internal Affairs Summary Report detailing the number of complaints received, the nature of those complaints, and their outcomes.
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Major Discipline
Any complaints against Springfield police officers resulting in major discipline will be published here
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Early Warning System
It is the policy of this department to implement and utilize an early warning system for
tracking and reviewing incidents of risk and provide timely intervention consistent with the
New Jersey Attorney General’s Law Enforcement Directive No. 2018-3.
tracking and reviewing incidents of risk and provide timely intervention consistent with the
New Jersey Attorney General’s Law Enforcement Directive No. 2018-3.
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Recruitment
The goal of the Springfield Department Recruitment Plan is to attract qualified individuals to pursue a career with the Springfield Police Department.
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Fallen Heroes
We honor and remember the officers of the Springfield Police Department who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
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Agency Demographics
The Springfield Police Department is committed to transparency in its workforce composition and recruitment practices. In accordance with New Jersey Attorney General guidelines, the Department publishes annual demographic reports detailing the composition of its sworn officers.
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Before You Dig
Dial 8-1-1 or 1-800-272-1000 before you dig. It’s free and it’s the law! Underground utilities exist everywhere, perhaps even on your own property. Digging can cause disruption of vital utility services and result in costly delays, expensive repairs, environmental or property damage, personal liability, injury, and even loss of life.
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