Due to the increased summer activities and events through our great city, the Long Beach Auxiliary Police will commence Summer Saturday patrols on July 3, 2010.
The Friday night patrol will begin on that night and all the following Saturdays will be covered by the patrol nights in sequence. Please make sure that you check the Summer Saturday Patrol schedule located in the Pages link in the upper left of this web page! If you are not available for your scheduled patrol, please alert your night supervisor and see if you can help out on another Saturday night.
In light of the several upcoming weekend events, the meeting was held on a Thursday night.
The meeting was a launching pad to prepare for the several big events coming up. There was also an exchange of ideas about upcoming events, trainings and social venues.
There was a General Meeting for all uniform and probationary officers. A lot of important information and heads up on upcoming events were discussed. Any officers that missed the meeting should speak with their night supervisor for any updates.
We got together a crack team to detail our vehicles. This is important as our vehicles are often the first impression that our fine unit makes. We also gave headquarters similar attention!
As always a tasty lunch was served. We appreciate the family members (of all ages!) and friends that came to help out!
Check here for the next detailing date!
Along with the Good Shepard Hospice, the Long Beach Auxiliary Police collected toys for this holiday season for children who have lost a parent or a loved one.
We greatly appreciate all of the people who participated in this heartfelt event by donating unwrapped gifts of $5 - $10 (toys, clothing, accessories, etc.) for a boy or girl between the ages of 5 to 17 years old.
The Auxiliary Police delivered the gifts to the children on December 5, 2009.
Your generosity certainly put smiles on the faces of children that were missing that someone special during the holiday season.
Five Long Beach Auxiliary Police officers were among the thirty-two graduates of the Nassau County Auxiliary Police Academy. This intensive and impressive training spanned 26 weeks and offered phenomenal resources, experience and training. Long Beach Police Department and Auxiliary Police attended as a unit to both congratulate our members and meet and chat with our brethren in the County. Family and friends of the graduates were also proudly present. The ceremony was followed by celebratory meal.
We are all immensely proud of our graduates who now join the ranks of many other LBAPD officers who committed themselves to these six months of training and to our community-at-large. A job well done and an amazing representation of and testament to the high standards that the Long Beach Auxiliary Police Department has maintained for over 50 years!
The Long Beach Interfaith Clergy Association honored the men and women First Responders of the City of Long Beach.
The whole community was invited to honor the Long Beach Police and Fire Departments, Auxiliary Police, Volunteer Fire and Rescue and our Lifeguards.
The event was held on Sunday October 25, 2009 at 4:00 pm at Temple Emanu-El located at 455 Neptune Boulevard in Long Beach.
There was a nice Auxiliary Police presence- dressed in Class A uniforms. LBPD officers, also in Class A uniforms were present as well.
Family members were also present. Following the presentation and special blessings on the First Responders and their families, coffee and cakes were served and fine conversation was held by all.
First Responders act out of kindness and duty- not for recognition. Nonetheless it feels great to know that the community and the community leaders support the efforts of these fine individuals and acknowledge the roles that their families play as well.
We will be getting to
gether a team to detail our vehicles. Our vehicles are often the first impression that our fine unit makes. Please join us at 11:00 AM on Saturday August 28 2009 (event rescheduled due to Wounded Warrior Parade on the 30th and now postponed until soon!- Check here for details.) to wash and detail the exterior and interior of each vehicle. As always, a pizza lunch will be served. Feel free to bring a family member (of all ages!) or a friend!
Sign up on the duty board if you are available!
Office of Emergency Management Commissioner Callahan will be joining Legislator Denise Ford and other City Administrative and Elected Officials on July 27, 2009 at 7:00 PM at Long Beach City Hall, 1 West Chester St. Long Beach, NY 11561 to present a program on Hurricane Preparedness.
CERT Speakers Bureau members will also have a display table at the event.
Encourage your neighbors and friends to attend! This informative program will help everyone be better prepared for a disaster!
Due to the increased summer activities and events through our great city, the Long Beach Auxiliary Police will commence Summer Saturday 
patrols on June 6, 2009.
The Thursday night patrol will begin on that night and all the following Saturdays will be covered by the patrol nights in sequence. Please make sure that you check the Summer Sunday Patrol schedule located in the page link in the upper left of this web page! If you are not available for your scheduled patrol, alert your patrol command as soon as possible and see if you can help out on another Saturday.
