The Baltimore County Police Department now offers several different publications to keep you informed of important police information that are sent to your e-mail address free of charge. As active members of the community, together we will proactively address issues affecting all citizens.
Every month business owners and their employees are able to find out how best to guard their companies and stores from crime. Business Beat addresses timely issues on violence in the workplace, basic security issues, homeland security and other subjects that will help keep owners, workers, customers and clients safe. Local precinct numbers and other valuable contact numbers are included in each month's edition.
Become part of the growing network of neighbors, community groups, law enforcement and businesses engaged in creating a safe environment. Knowledge is a powerful crime-fighting tool. Let's use our communications resources wisely.
Police Report is the department's monthly cable TV program. It is carried four times a week on Baltimore County TV, which is on cable Ch. 25 in Baltimore County. The program features department members presenting valuable information for county residents. It always begins with a discussion of a topical issue such as crime trends that might appear during certain seasons, or new developments in department operations. That is followed by an in-depth look at one aspect of department operations. It could be a visit to a precinct or a look at the operations of a specialized unit. The final section asks for the public's help in locating wanted criminals, and it informs the public of crime trends in county neighborhoods.
When you subscribe to Behind the Badge, you will receive Baltimore County Police Department's quarterly newsletter. Read about new crime fighting initiatives, state-of-the-art facility upgrades, and awards that have been earned by Baltimore County Police Department staffers. There are detailed descriptions outlining how sworn and non-sworn members have gone the extra mile to help make your neighborhood safer. Find out how the department is addressing community law enforcement concerns.
Revised June 9, 2008
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