Bethlehem police

officer’s union

Proudly protecting and serving the Bethlehem community

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Bethlehem Police Department? Where is Town Court?
447 Delaware Ave., Delmar, NY  12054

 

How can I get a copy of a Police Incident/Accident Report?
Copies of reports are available 5 business days after the report is taken, during town business hours 9:00AM to 4:30PM. A fee may be charged.

 

Will the police unlock my car if I lock my keys inside?
YES, The Bethlehem Police Department will assist with lockouts. These include if the vehicle is running or a child or animal is locked inside, as patrol cars are available.

 

 

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I am going away on vacation. Will the police watch my house for me?
Yes, call the non-emergency number 439-9973 and tell the dispatcher your going out of town. The dispatcher fills out a property check form, which is turned over to the officers in a Zone book. Your residence will be checked periodically while you are away. You will be required to provide some information such as the dates you will be away, names & numbers of contact persons with a key, etc.

I need fingerprints taken for a job application or adoption record. Can the police help me?
YES, during normal business hours, 9AM to 5PM, or call 439-9973 for an appointment

 

When is court held?
Traffic court is held at 5:30PM every other Tuesday. Criminal court is at 4:00PM on every other Tuesday, No court is held on a holiday. To check call (518) 439-9717 after hours for a recording.

There are a lot of speeders in my neighborhood. What can I do about it?
Call the Police Department's non-emergency number 439-9973 to register your complaint. The complaint will be turned over to the Patrol Lieutenant, who will assign a patrol unit to your neighborhood in an attempt to solve the problem. We may send the radar trailer to the street for a day as a reminder to drivers in your area.

 

How can I become a Bethlehem Police Officer?
Call the Albany County Civil Service Dept. for the test date. The first Saturday in December every year, TAKE THE TEST. Call (518) 447-7770.