Glenville Police Department

09/12/2026

09/11/2026

Today, the Glenville Police Department joins our community and our nation in remembering the lives lost on September 11, 2001.

We honor the innocent victims whose lives were taken, the first responders who ran toward danger without hesitation, and the countless men and women whose lives were forever changed by the events of that day.

Twenty-five years later, we continue to remember the courage, sacrifice, strength, and unity shown in the face of unimaginable tragedy.

May we never forget those we lost, those who answered the call, and the families who carry their memory every day.

September 11, 2001 — Always in our hearts. Never forgotten.

09/07/2026

Dog found near the Stewart’s on Ridge Rd. If you are the owner or have any information please call 518-630-0911. Currently at the Glenville Police Department.

08/31/2026

🎓🚔 Congratulations, Officer Jardas!

Please join us in congratulating Officer Jardas on graduating from the Zone 5 Law Enforcement Academy this past Friday!

We are proud of all the hard work, dedication, and commitment it took to reach this milestone, and we’re excited to have Officer Jardas continue her career serving the Town of Glenville.

Congratulations, Officer Jardas! 👏💙

08/29/2026

Tomorrow, August 29th! 10am-12pm

🚗👶 CAR SEAT INSTALL EVENT! 👶🚗

The Glenville Police Department is hosting another Car Seat Install Event!

📅 Saturday, August 29th
⏰ 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Glenville Police Department
18 Glenridge Rd., Glenville

Our certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians will be available to check your child’s car seat, make sure it’s installed correctly, and answer any questions you may have.

💙 No appointment needed — just stop by!

Whether you're installing a new seat, transitioning to a different seat, or simply want some peace of mind that everything is installed properly, we're happy to help!

Please help us spread the word by sharing! 🚓💙

08/27/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to our first ever Cops & Cones event! Thanks to the Glenville PBA, we were able to provide free ice cream and mini golf to the first 50 kids! Thank you also to Fat Boys Ice Cream for hosting!

08/26/2026

Come visit us at Fat Boys Ice Cream ! Here until 8pm!

08/26/2026

🎃 TRUNK OR TREAT SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES! 👻

We still have a limited number of sponsorship opportunities available for this year’s Glenville Police Department Trunk or Treat!

If your business or organization would like to support this fun community event and get your name in front of local families, now is the time to reserve your spot.

Sponsorships are available on a first come, first served basis, and space is limited.

📧 To reserve your sponsorship, please email [email protected] by September 4th.

We are so thankful for the businesses and organizations that help us make this event special for our community! 🎃🍬🚓

Don’t wait — once the available sponsorship spots are filled, they’re gone!

08/25/2026

Community Assistance Initiative

In an effort to provide meaningful assistance to those in need, we reached out to the City Mission of Schenectady and the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York to create an informational resource for our community.

Posters featuring information and QR codes for these organizations have been placed on stand-alone posts and light poles near the exits of Hannaford Plaza, Market 32, and Target.

Over the past several years, many community members have noticed an increase in individuals asking for money at these locations. We have received numerous concerns and complaints regarding this activity. At the same time, our ability to regulate individuals who are peacefully asking for donations is limited, as this type of activity may be protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, depending on the circumstances and the individual's behavior.

Through our observations and conversations with some of the individuals involved, we have learned that many appear to follow a coordinated schedule, which may explain why you typically do not see multiple individuals soliciting at the same location at the same time. We have also heard directly from individuals who say they choose this community because of the generosity and compassion demonstrated by people who give.

We recognize that this situation presents two legitimate perspectives.

Some community members would like to see solicitation at these locations stop. Others see a person asking for money and understandably want to help someone who may be experiencing hardship.

We believe there is a way to address both concerns.

Rather than giving money directly to individuals at these locations, community members who wish to help can scan the QR codes on our signs and make a donation to established local organizations that specialize in helping people experiencing homelessness, hunger, and other hardships.

Organizations such as the City Mission and the Regional Food Bank have the resources, experience, and partnerships necessary to connect people with food, shelter, medical services, counseling, and other forms of assistance.

If you want to help, please consider helping through organizations equipped to provide that assistance.

Your generosity can still make a difference—while directing that generosity toward programs designed to reach people who genuinely need help.

Scan. Donate. Make a difference.