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Precinct 3 Franklin

606 Nicodemus Road
Reisterstown, MD 21136

Desk Officer410-887-6975
Captain's Office410-887-6964
Community Action Team (C.A.T.)410-887-6971

Community Drug & Violence Interdiction Team (CDVIT)

410-887-6981
Community Outreach Team410-887-6985
Domestic Violence Coordinator410-887-6985
Explorers Program410-887-6985
Gang Enforcement Coordinator410-887-6979
Investigative Services Team410-887-6979
Juvenile Offenders In Need of Supervision (JOINS)410-887-6968
Police / Community Relations Council410-887-6985
School Resource Officers410-887-6985
Traffic Team 410-887-6912
Fax 410-517-1950
To Obtain a Police Report410-887-2390

Franklin Precinct opened in November 2003, after the closing of Garrison Precinct. The precinct is located at 606 Nicodemus Road in Reisterstown, next to Baltimore County Fire Station 56. The Franklin View a wide angle photograph of Franklin Precinct. Precinct building contains 25,000 square feet and has 119 personnel assigned to it.

In February of 2006, the Franklin Precinct service area was divided in half, with the new Pikesville Precinct assuming command of the southern portion. Franklin Precinct now serves the areas of Owings Mills/Newtown, Reisterstown, Glyndon, Boring and Upperco.

The Franklin Police Community Relations Council meets monthly, on the third Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the station. The PCRC supports police through volunteer efforts, including a police appreciation day picnic each June. The monthly meetings are an opportunity for citizens to meet and ask questions of police commanders. The precinct also has a Police Explorers Unit, an excellent way for young people to be exposed to law enforcement methods and activities. Franklin Precinct is served by an auxiliary police detachment and other volunteers.

County Executive James T. Smith, Jr. and Police Community Relations Council president Sue Kessler address the crowd on police appreciation day.
County Executive James T. Smith, Jr. and Police Community Relations Council president Sue Kessler address the crowd on police appreciation day. 

Revised June 23, 2009


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