Glenville Police Department

06/01/2026

05/29/2026

🚔 NOW RECRUITING: LATERAL TRANSFER POLICE OFFICERS 🚔

Are you an experienced police officer looking for your next opportunity?

Join a department that values your experience, invests in its officers, and provides the resources needed to succeed. The Glenville Police Department offers competitive pay, excellent benefits, specialized assignments, a strong wellness program, and a supportive community that backs its police officers.

Why Glenville PD?
✅ Top Patrol Officer Salary of $103,216 (2027)
✅ Up to 200 Hours Vacation Time
✅ 104 Hours Holiday Time
✅ 56 Hours Personal Time
✅ 384-e Retirement Plan
✅ One-Year FAE for Tier 6 Officers
✅ Detective, Traffic Safety, Bicycle Patrol, School Resource Officer, and other specialized opportunities

Continue your mission. Build your future.

📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer or visit:
www.TownOfGlenvillePD.gov/join-our-team

📧 Send resumes to:
[email protected]

05/22/2026

Tomorrow at 9am! At the Market 32 in Glenville!

☕ Coffee with a Cop ☕

Join the Glenville Police Department this Saturday, May 23rd from 9:00 AM–11:00 AM at the Market 32 Starbucks Area (290 Saratoga Rd., Glenville) for coffee and conversation!

This is a great opportunity to meet your local officers, ask questions, share concerns, or simply stop by to say hello in a relaxed and friendly setting. We look forward to connecting with our community — one cup at a time! 💙

05/18/2026

☕ Coffee with a Cop ☕

Join the Glenville Police Department this Saturday, May 23rd from 9:00 AM–11:00 AM at the Market 32 Starbucks Area (290 Saratoga Rd., Glenville) for coffee and conversation!

This is a great opportunity to meet your local officers, ask questions, share concerns, or simply stop by to say hello in a relaxed and friendly setting. We look forward to connecting with our community — one cup at a time! 💙

05/14/2026

🐾 Waylon recently visited Cub Scout Pack 3020 to teach scouts about the Glenville Police Department’s Comfort Canine Program!

The scouts learned about Waylon’s important role in supporting our community, helping people during stressful situations, and providing comfort to those in need. Waylon also enjoyed meeting the scouts and showing off some of his skills. 🐶💙

Thank you to Cub Scout Pack 3020 for inviting us and for your interest in learning more about our program and community policing efforts!

05/11/2026

Last week, Sgt. Goyer and Officer Brino visited Scotia-Glenville High School and Niskayuna High School to speak with students about the dangers of unsafe driving behaviors.

The presentation focused on several types of dangerous driving, including aggressive, distracted, and impaired driving. Officer Brino, who is also a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE), gave students a hands-on experience by having them participate in field sobriety tests while wearing impairment simulation goggles.

We would also like to thank SRO Paluba, SRO Ecker from Scotia-Glenville, and SRO Maura from Niskayuna for assisting with the program and helping educate students on the importance of making safe and responsible choices behind the wheel.

05/02/2026

**Owner Found!**

Female dog found near Lorelei Ln. If this is your dog or have any information please call 518-630-0911.

04/30/2026

Today, Chief Janik visited the Glenville Senior Center to speak with residents about the growing number of scams targeting senior citizens. These scams can happen to anyone—and awareness is the first step in prevention.

We discussed common scams including:
🔐 Identity theft
👵 “Relative in trouble” scams
🏠 Contractor scams
📞 IRS / Social Security impersonation
❤️ Online romance scams

⚠️ Remember:

* Never give out personal or financial information unless you initiated the contact
* Government agencies will NOT call demanding payment
* If something feels off, trust your instincts

✅ What to do:

* Hang up immediately
* Do NOT send money
* Contact a trusted family member
* Report it to the Glenville Police Department

📞 Report suspicious activity: 518-630-0911
🚨 In an emergency, call 911

We are committed to keeping our community informed and safe. Thank you to the Glenville Senior Center for having us today!

04/25/2026

Don’t forget to stop by the station today from 10-2.

💊 National Drug Take Back Day is coming up!

The Glenville Police Department invites you to safely dispose of your unused or expired medications on Saturday, April 25, 2026 from 10AM–2PM.

📍 Location: 18 Glenridge Rd., Glenville

Proper disposal helps prevent misuse, protects our environment, and keeps our community safe.

⚠️ Please note: We are unable to accept needles or sharps.

Take a few minutes to clean out your medicine cabinet and stop by—we’ll take care of the rest!

Protect your family. Prevent misuse. Dispose safely.