East Greenwich Police Department

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This is the official Facebook page for the East Greenwich Police Department. On this site you will find the latest news, updates, alerts and advisories.

Story

The East Greenwich Police Department is a full service department that prides itself on exceptional service to the community. The department is lead by Colonel Stephen J. Brown, and is comprised of three main divisions; Administration, Patrol and Investigative.

The Administrative Division is responsible for the overall operation, direction and control of the police department. The Division assures a seamless coordination with town government and is tasked with duties such as; Policy Development, Training, Internal Affairs, and Juvenile and Elderly matters.

The Patrol Division is responsible for all calls of service, initial investigations, and traffic control and direction. The Patrol Division is staffed 7 days a week 24 hours a day and provides the public with a visible face of the East Greenwich Police Department.

The Investigative Division is responsible for investigating criminal matters, conducting interviews, and identifying and prosecuting criminal suspects. The members of this division are fully trained in crime scene recognition and processing.

Confidential information regarding criminal activity and/or drug activity can be sent to the following email: [email protected]


Traffic and parking issues are the number one complaint handled by The East Greenwich Police Department. This department continues to dedicate itself to the resolution of these issues.

The Harbor Master is responsible for all aspects of boating safety and control within the East Greenwich Harbor District. The Harbor Master is also tasked with the identification, inspection and distribution of boat moorings within the harbor district.

Staffing:

Colonel Stephen J. Brown
Chief of Police
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Captain Stanley F. Cirella
Deputy Chief of Police
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Deborah Gregory
Administrative Assistant
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Sergeant John Carter
Juvenile and Elderly Affairs
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1st shift: 7am-3pm
Lt. Brian Clement
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Sgt. Tyler Lufkin
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2nd shift: 3pm-11pm
Lt. Robert Siple
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Sgt. Glen Terilli
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3rd shift 11pm-7am
Lt. Stephen Garrett
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Sgt. James Woodward
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Animal Control:
Renee Young
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FOR INFORMATION INVOLVING SEX OFFENDER MANAGEMENT

Contact: Holly A. Zenga
(401) 886-8629
[email protected]



VIN Check Information:

In order to request a VIN check, the vehicle and the title for the vehicle are needed at that time.

VIN checks are based off of officer availability and are offered seven days a week from 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM.

A VIN check costs $10 for in-town residents.

A VIN check costs $20 for all out of town or out of state residents.

If your vehicle has out of state license plates and you are an in-town resident, be sure to show a local address for confirmation so you only have to pay $10.

The VIN will contain 17 numbers and letters in total.

An odometer reading is required once the VIN is located.

Make sure your VIN check paperwork is officially sealed and all required information is filled out by the officer.

Always be sure to receive a receipt when your vehicle's VIN check is complete.

Mission

In providing the citizens of East Greenwich a safer community, the dedication and commitment of the men and women of the East Greenwich Police Department is unmatched. It is our mission to promote the highest level of public safety and quality of life, through exceptional police services to city residents, businesses and visitors. Focusing first and foremost on crime prevention, protection of people and property and the preservation of peace and order, through fair equitable enforcement of laws, while carefully safeguarding the dignity of all of those who are touched by the process.