Nunda Police Department

11/28/2024

The Nunda Police Department will participate in the High Visibility Engagement Campaign (HVEC) from November 27th through December 1st, 2024, coinciding with the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. With millions of Americans traveling during this period—over 55 million people expected to hit the roads—this initiative aims to enhance safety in the Town and Village of Nunda by addressing Vehicle and Traffic Law violations. The goal is to reduce impaired driving and prevent crashes that could lead to serious injury or death. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Thanksgiving is one of the deadliest times of the year for impaired driving incidents, with over 400 fatalities annually during the holiday period. The Nunda Police Department urges all motorists to drive responsibly and have a plan in place for a safe trip home.

The HVEC Campaign focuses on:

🔘 Prevention and Education: Raising awareness about the dangers of driving under the influence and encouraging designated drivers.
🔘 Incapacitation: Actively preventing intoxicated individuals from getting behind the wheel.
🔘 Reform: Offering resources for treatment to reduce the likelihood of future offenses.
🔘 Deterrence: Utilizing high-visibility enforcement to deter unsafe driving behavior through the fear of legal consequences.

11/01/2024

The Nunda Police Department is participating in the High Visibility Engagement Campaign (HVEC) from October 31st through November 3rd, 2024, in conjunction with Halloween.This initiative aims to maintain safe streets in the Town and Village of Nunda by addressing Vehicle and Traffic Law violations and educating motorists to reduce the number of impaired drivers, thereby preventing motor vehicle crashes that could result in injury or death. The Nunda Police encourage motorists to drive carefully and have a plan for getting home safely.

The HVEC Campaign focuses on:

🔘 Prevention and Education (don’t drink and drive)

🔘 Incapacitation (preventing intoxicated individuals
from driving)

🔘 Reform (providing treatment to prevent future
offenses)

🔘 Deterrence (changing behavior through fear of
consequences)

In 2012, 19 percent of the fatal pedestrian crashes on Halloween involved drunk drivers. Stay safe this Halloween season, don’t drink and drive – get a ride.

Life is about decisions. When you look in the mirror, ask yourself if you make the wisest choices when getting behind the wheel. Make the best decision when ...

10/26/2024

07/02/2024

Tan and White Husky (male) with no collar, found on west street does anyone know who the owner may be?

05/25/2024

The Nunda Police Department is actively participating in the High Visibility Engagement Campaign (HVEC) from May 24th to May 27th, 2024, coinciding with the Memorial Day Holiday, to ensure the safety of residents in both the village and town of Nunda as well as non residents traveling. Our mission is to promote safe streets by addressing Vehicle and Traffic Law violations and raising awareness about the dangers of drunk or impaired driving, which contribute to motor vehicle accidents resulting in injuries or fatalities.

Did you know? According to statistics, The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports nearly 37 people die daily in the U.S. from alcohol-related car crashes. That’s one person every 39 minutes., drunk driving accidents remain a significant concern across the United States, emphasizing the importance of initiatives like the HVEC Campaign.

The campaign focuses on:

Prevention and Education: Encouraging individuals not to drink and drive.

Incapacitation: Preventing impaired individuals from getting behind the wheel.

Reform: Providing support to prevent future offenses.

Deterrence: Changing behavior through awareness of potential consequences.

Let's work together to ensure everyone gets home safely. Remember, plan ahead and drive carefully!

Many people believe that it’s OK to drink and drive because they are responsible people. But the truth is, getting behind the wheel after drinking alcohol ca...

09/19/2023

We are looking for the owner of this sweetheart, he was found on Nunda-Byersville in the town of Nunda. Please contact the Nunda Police Department (585) 746 2301.

07/17/2023

Please contact the Nunda Police Department if you have lost a set of keys, they have recently been turned over to us. The area lost would have been by Papa Dons on East Street.

585 746 2301

06/26/2023

Officer C. VanDunk has successfully completed the Field Training Officer (FTO) program. Field training officers are responsible for providing services to the community as well as conducting training and evaluations for new officers out of the academy as well as lateral transfers.

05/04/2023

**Dogs have been returned to their owners!

We are looking for the owners of these two dogs, they were located on State Route 436 near Abbott Road. Please contact the Nunda Police Department if you are the owners or if you may know who owns these two dogs.

585 746 2301

Please share so we can get these babies home.

05/04/2023

We are looking for the owners of these two dogs, they were located on State Route 436 near Abbott Road. Please contact the Nunda Police Department if you are the owners or if you may know who owns these two dogs.

585 746 2301

Please share so we can get these babies home.

02/11/2023

On behalf of the Nunda Police Department, Chief Ryan Dale and Assistant Chief Brian Schirmer, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to Michael D’Amico. On February 6th, 2023, Michael generously donated the proceed from his light show to the Nunda Police Department. Every year before Christmas, Michael works tirelessly preparing and staging his light show, for his family and the community. This year was his 10th Anniversary putting on the light show, with his efforts he raised over $600. The Nunda Police Department will be utilizing the donation to give back to the youth of our community.

Please support D'Amico's Christmas Lights in the future, and don’t forget to stop by this winter for some wonderful holiday cheer!

(Pictured below to the Left Assistant Chief Brian Schirmer, middle Michael D’Amico, Right Chief Ryan Dale)

11/17/2022

The Nunda Police Department is trying to return this bike back to its owner! If you have any information please contact the Nunda Police Department.