Village of Frankfort PBA

Village of Frankfort PBA As members of the Village of Frankfort Police Department our mission is to provide a professional community-oriented police service.

We are committed to creating and maintaining an active community partnership and assisting citizens in identifying and solving problems to improve the quality of lives in our neighborhoods. We are dedicated to protecting life, property, and maintaining order while assuring fair and equal treatment to everyone. As the new Chief of Police for the Village of Frankfort, I would like to begin by provid

ing some information on my background. I have over thirteen years of experience in the law enforcement field, having started with the Village of Mohawk in 1997. I have also worked for the Herkimer County Sheriff’s Department the Village of Dolgeville and the City of Little Falls. Throughout my career I have seen many different aspects of law enforcement, having work in corrections, civil, court security, patrol, and investigations. I have been involved in complex investigations ranging from missing persons, s*x offenses, child abuse, and death investigations. One thing that has remained consistent throughout my career is contact with the public. I have found that regardless of the situation one may become involved in, people will generally appreciate a calm and respectful law enforcement officer. As I begin this new portion of my career I intend on maintaining a good relationship with the public. I believe quality police work is dependant on the agencies relationship with the public and the public’s trust and confidence in its police force. I will work diligently to gain and maintain trust and confidence from the residents of the Village of Frankfort as we work together to keep the neighborhoods of the village safe and the quality of life at an optimal level.

11/16/2024

On November 12, 2024 at the Village of Frankfort board meeting, the Village Board of Trustees passed the local law to abolish the Village of Frankfort Police Department. As of November 12th there will be a 30 day period to petition this decision of the board of trustees. In the next two weeks there will be a few residents of the village going door to door of the registered voters of the village of Frankfort asking for your signature on a petition to keep the police department open. Once the petition is approved, shortly thereafter, there will be a special election for the registered voters of the village to vote on whether to keep the police department open or to close it. The members of the Village of Frankfort PBA would greatly appreciate the village residents support in this matter.

The Village of Frankfort PBA would like to congratulate Sgt. Michael Perritano on his retirement. Enjoy it Sarge, it’s w...
11/16/2024

The Village of Frankfort PBA would like to congratulate Sgt. Michael Perritano on his retirement. Enjoy it Sarge, it’s well deserved!

11/01/2024

Happy Halloween! Have fun tonight and be safe out there! Stop by and grab a piece of candy from us, we're at the trunk or treat at the library!

10/16/2024

Attn: Frankfort residents! We have put some signs up throughout the village tonight. We like to reuse and recycle, so we ask that if you see one, please do not dispose of it! We will grab them as soon as the event is over and will reuse them next time.

Can’t wait to see you Friday night! Please keep sharing our posts and event! 🌖

10/07/2024
10/03/2024

PRESS RELEASE

Date: August 19th, 2024

Arrested: Elijah J. Jefferson

Charges:

R**e 3rd
Endangering Welfare of a Child

On August 19th, 2024, the Frankfort Village Police arrested Elijah J. Jefferson (30) of Towanda Pennsylvania. The arrest stems from an investigation into a suspicious vehicle complaint. Upon investigation, Jefferson was taken into custody without incident. Jefferson was processed and then arraigned in the City of Little Falls Court. Jefferson was remanded to the Herkimer County Correctional Facility in Lieu of $!0,000 cash/$30,000 bond.

10/01/2024

PRESS RELEASE

Date: 10/1/2024

Charges:
Criminal Mischief in the 4th Degree

On September 20th, 2024, the Frankfort Village Police arrested Desirie Stewart (19) of Frankfort. The arrest stems from a domestic dispute, where it is alleged that Stewart, damaged property belonging to another. Stewart was taken into custody without incident. Stewart was processed and then arraigned in the City of Little Falls Court. Due to the bail reform, Stewart was released but is due back in the Town of Frankfort Court on a later date.

09/20/2024

An arrest has been made following the investigation into a shots-fired incident at the Frankfort-Schuyler Elementary School.

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Frankfort, NY
13340

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