Precinct 8 – Parkville

Commander

Captain Dave Trivett
dtrivett@baltimorecountymd.gov

Assistant Commander

Lieutenant Paul Franzoni
pfranzoni@baltimorecountymd.gov

  
News from the Captain

Everyone is invited to attend the monthly Police Community Relations Council (PCRC) meeting held the fourth Tuesday of the month, at the Christus Victor Lutheran Church located at 9833 Harford Road, 21234.

Many criminals count on not being seen or not being reported to police by people who do see them. Make your neighborhood an uncomfortable place for any criminal to be; report any suspicious persons, vehicles or conditions to police immediately.

Always strive to do the right thing and the right thing will happen.

Resources

Vacant House Form

Are you going out of town? Don't leave your home looking unoccupied. Complete a Vacant House Form and email it to the precinct at pc8info@baltimorecountymd.gov. Officers will then check on your location for any unusual activity while you are away.

If something suspicious does happen at your home, law enforcement will be able to quickly reach you or a local emergency contact from the information provided on the form.

Business Night Card

Every day and night officers respond to calls for service to businesses that are currently closed. Many times these officers need to contact a representative of the business for additional information related to these calls for service. The precincts maintain a list of all businesses in the area and their 24-hour contact information. Complete or update your Night Card contact information. This information is beneficial to the safety and security of your business.

Report Traffic Problems

If you live in the Precinct 8 Parkville area and have a traffic problem in your neighborhood, it can be reported using the Traffic Problem Reporting form. This form should not be used for an emergency. Call 911 for emergency situations requiring immediate action.

Blotter and CrimeTrends

View the Local Blotter for the Parkville Precinct for the latest news on crime in your area.

About the Precinct Commander

Captain Dave Trivett joined the Baltimore County Police Department in 1995 and his first assignment out of the police academy was the Parkville Precinct. After being promoted to corporal, he worked in the Eastern Traffic Unit, Parkville Precinct, Internal Affairs Section and the Criminal Investigations Bureau. Upon being promoted to sergeant in 2006, he was assigned to the White Marsh Precinct before transferring to the Internal Affairs Division. He was then assigned to the Criminal Investigations Bureau in the Homicide Unit. He transferred back to the Patrol Division before being promoted to lieutenant in June 2012. After promotion to lieutenant, he was briefly assigned to the Pikesville Precinct before being selected to work in the Vice Narcotics Section. Captain Trivett worked as the Vice Unit commander for several years before being assigned as the Narcotics Unit commander.

In the spring of 2018, he was transferred to the Employment Section where he served as the assistant commander. Upon his promotion to captain in August 2018, he was assigned as the commander of the Employment Section. On February 4, Captain Trivett took over as the commander of the Parkville Precinct.

He is excited to work again in the area where he started and also worked as a first line supervisor. Captain Trivett looks forward to working with the Parkville Precinct residents and businesses to maintain its sense of community.