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Programs & Services
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Child Car Seat Inspection Station
A certified Police Officer will inspect your child car seat, and show you how to correctly install and use it. Please call 631-702-2247 to set up a car seat inspection
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Community Response Unit
Gain information about the duties and responsibilities of the Community Response Unit.
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Community Safety Guide
This guide is designed to help residents promote safety neighborhood practices that will go a long way in preventing break-ins and crimes.
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Crime Tips Hotline
Find out how to report criminal activity through the crime tips hotline.
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Detective Division
Discover the responsibilities of the Detective Division in Southampton.
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Emergency Management
Check out how the town partners with other agencies to coordinate response efforts.
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Law Enforcement Career Exploring Program
Law Enforcement Career Exploring is open to young men and women ages 14 and not yet 21 years old with an interest in learning more about careers in the field of law enforcement.
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Operation Medicine Cabinet
Access ways to properly dispose of pharmaceutical waste.
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Project Lifesaver
Learn about the purpose of Project Lifesaver.
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Southampton Town Police Explorer - Attends Harvard University
The Southampton Town Police Explorer Sergeant Ashley Simons attended the elite Harvard University Summer Program this past week. Ashley applied with 4100 other applicants worldwide and was part of the 269 students chosen. Read on... -
Southampton Town crash reports are now available for purchase online.
In an effort to provide citizens and insurance companies with the ability to obtain accurate and affordable crash reports as quickly as possible, Southampton Town crash reports are now available for purchase online. Read on... -
Operation Medicine Cabinet
The purpose of this program is to collect pharmaceutical waste that consists of controlled substances, prescription medications, unwanted medication and over the counter medications that are no longer needed or have passed their expiration date. Read on...