Perry Police Department

Perry Police Department Chief Michael Grover
46 North Main St. Perry, NY 14530
585-237-5445 DISCLAIMER:

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🚒 VOTE FOR OUR CHIEF! 🚒​We love a good friendly rivalry between Police and Fire, but today, we’re putting down the bante...
07/24/2026

🚒 VOTE FOR OUR CHIEF! 🚒

​We love a good friendly rivalry between Police and Fire, but today, we’re putting down the banter to support one of Perry’s finest!

​Our local Fire Chief, David Spink, has been nominated for Best Firefighter in the GLOW Region’s Best of the Best!

​We always joke that volunteer firefighters must just really love driving big red trucks with the sirens on to get out of doing household chores... But in all seriousness, Chief Spink gives endless unpaid hours to keep Perry safe, and he truly deserves this honor.

​👇 How to Vote:

​Click the link below to access the "GLOW Region's Best of the Best" voting page.
​Find the Best Firefighter category under Community/Services.
​Cast your vote for David Spink!

​🔗 https://www.thedailynewsonline.com/bestofthebest/ #/gallery/?group=552746

​Let’s bring this title home to Perry! 🏆

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07/21/2026

COMMUNITY ALERT / POLICE APPEAL FOR INFORMATION

​The Perry Police Department is actively investigating a disturbing animal cruelty incident that occurred on Simmons Road (in the Town of Perry), between Route 20A and Page Road.

​The incident took place today between 2:00 PM and 2:45 PM.

​Officers are investigating the intentional killing of four young kittens. Evidence indicates the animals suffered marks consistent with intentional trauma and were not struck by a vehicle.

​How You Can Help:
​We are asking anyone who lives in the area, was driving along Simmons Road during that timeframe, or has any information—no matter how small—to please reach out.

​Check your security/dash cameras: If you have home security footage facing Simmons Road or dashcam footage from driving through between 2:00 PM and 2:45 PM, please review it.

​Report suspicious activity: Did you see any unusual vehicles parked or stopped along that stretch of road?

​Contact Information:
​If you have any information regarding this incident, please contact us immediately:

​Perry Police Department (Non-Emergency): 585-237-5445

​Wyoming County Dispatch: 585-786-8989

​Please share this post to help spread the word throughout Wyoming County.

07/11/2026

🎨☀️ 20th Annual Perry Chalk Art Festival! ☀️🎨

​Head downtown today to celebrate a massive milestone for our community! Downtown Perry is officially transforming into an outdoor gallery for the 20th Annual Chalk Art Festival, happening today from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

​Come on down to stroll Main Street, support our incredible local artisans and vendors, grab some fantastic food, and watch professional and youth artists bring amazing pastel masterpieces to life right on the sidewalks!

​ Traffic Note for Drivers: Festival Plaza and sections of Main Street are closed to traffic today to keep everyone safe and allow for extended viewing of the artwork through Sunday. Please drive carefully around downtown, look out for pedestrians, and enjoy this beautiful summer day in Perry!

​See you down there! 🖌️✨

Happy 4th of July, Perry community! 🇺🇸✨Today isn't just any Independence Day—it’s a historic milestone as we celebrate A...
07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July, Perry community! 🇺🇸✨

Today isn't just any Independence Day—it’s a historic milestone as we celebrate America’s 250th birthday!

For two and a half centuries, our nation has stood as a beacon of freedom, resilience, and community. We are incredibly proud to serve and protect this wonderful village, and we hope you all have a fantastic day celebrating with family, friends, and neighbors.

As you head out to barbecues and fireworks, please stay safe, look out for one another, and celebrate responsibly.

From all of us at the Perry Police Department, have a safe and happy Semiquincentennial Fourth of July! 🎉🔴⚪🔵

Fueling Up for the Face-Off! 🏒☕The Perry Police Department is officially ready for Round 2! We’ve had to fill our Buffal...
05/06/2026

Fueling Up for the Face-Off! 🏒☕

The Perry Police Department is officially ready for Round 2! We’ve had to fill our Buffalo "Beverage" Sabres with extra-strong coffee this morning just to manage the pre-game jitters.

Who’s worried? Not us! We know our Sabres have what it takes to take down the Montreal Canadians. We’re ready for a battle on the ice, even if it means dealing with fans who think poutine counts as a major food group and that every sentence should end in "Eh?"

In fact, the team spirit is so high at the station that we’ve been collectively begging Chief Grover to let us swap the standard duty shirts for Sabres jerseys on game day. We think they’d make for a very "tactical" look, but the Chief is still holding the line!

Whether we’re on patrol or stationed at Country Belle Farm Market, we’re backing the Sabres all the way.

Let’s go Buffalo!
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05/03/2026

🚔 PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: THE "SAVE YOURSELF A FACEBOOK POST" EDITION 🚔

Attention Perry residents! It’s that time of year again. From May 18th to May 31st, the Perry Police Department will be participating in the statewide "Click It or Ticket" campaign.

We know the drill, and so do you. But just in case you need a refresher, here’s how the next two weeks are going to go:

📱 Step 1: The Facebook Warning

Before you grab your phone to post in the local community group: "POLICE SITTING AT THEIR NORMAL SOUTH MAIN CHEAP SEATS DOING SEAT BELT CHECKS!! WATCH OUT!!"... stop. 🛑

Consider this your official "spoiler alert." We are telling you right now, in advance, that we will be out. We will be looking. We might even be standing there with a clipboard. You don’t need to "warn" anyone—we just did it for you!

🙈 Step 2: The "Stop Sign Scramble"

We see you. Truly. We see the frantic shoulder-shrugging and the "I'm definitely just reaching for something in the back seat" lean as you roll up to the stop sign and spot a patrol car.

Pro-Tip: If you’re putting it on after you see us, it’s already too late. Our eyes are trained for the "Scramble," and it’s a dead giveaway every time.

🛡️ The Serious Part

At the end of the day, we aren't looking to ruin your afternoon or take your hard-earned money. We are looking to make sure you actually make it home.

A seat belt takes 2 seconds to click.

It’s the single most effective way to survive a crash.

It’s literally the law in New York.

Save yourself the fine, save yourself the points on your license, and—more importantly—save your life.

Summary:

When: May 18 – May 31

Where: Everywhere (seriously)

The Goal: 100% compliance, 0 tickets, and everyone safe.

Just click it, Perry. We'd much rather give you a friendly wave than a piece of paper. 👮‍♂️👋

🎖️ Local Hero Alert (Don’t let it go to his head!)​Big news out of the department today! Last night, the Wyoming County ...
04/24/2026

🎖️ Local Hero Alert (Don’t let it go to his head!)

​Big news out of the department today! Last night, the Wyoming County American Legion honored our very own Chief Michael Grover as the Law Enforcement Officer of the Year.

​This award recognizes those who demonstrate "exceptional service and dedication to the community, state, and nation." To us, it just confirms what we see every day: a leader who genuinely cares about the people of Perry (and maybe a little bit about making sure the station fridge is organized).

​A few things to note:

​The Good News: We have an award-winning Chief leading the way!

​The "Bad" News: We’re pretty sure he’s going to frame this and hang it right above the coffee maker.

​The Reality: There isn’t a person more deserving of this recognition.

​Congratulations, Chief! Thank you for your tireless work and for setting the bar so high for the rest of us.

04/23/2026

🚨 ATTENTION: CODE BLUE & GOLD IN EFFECT 🚨
​Tonight’s the night. Game 3. Our Buffalo Sabres are heading into the lion’s (or rather, the Bear’s) den at TD Garden to take on the Boston Bruins. The series is tied 1-1, and we’ll be honest—the nerves are currently at a "Chief just walked in while we were finishing the last donut" level of intensity. 🍩📈

We’ve checked the statutes, and while "excessive pacing during an NHL power play" isn't technically a crime in Perry, we will be monitoring the situation closely from our living room couches. 🚔🏒

Official Patrol Orders for Tonight: Secure the Perimeter: Double-check that the TV remote is fully charged and within reach.

​Crowd Control: Ensure you have enough wings and blue cheese (keep the ranch in the locker room where it belongs).

​Noise Ordinance: We might look the other way if you scream at the TV after a Sabres goal... just maybe. 🗣️🚨

​Keep it Legal: If you see any "B's" fans in the wild tonight, give them a polite nod and remind them that the Sabres are the real law of the land.

And for the love of everything good... Let's not let in any more goals from center ice 🤞🤞

​The puck drops at 7:00 PM. Let's keep it loud, keep it proud, and let's go Buffalo! ⚔️💙💛

This year, April 12th-18th, marks National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. While you often see our officers out on...
04/13/2026

This year, April 12th-18th, marks National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. While you often see our officers out on patrol, there is a dedicated team behind the scenes that makes our work possible: our dispatchers.

If you see or speak with a dispatcher this week, please take a moment to thank them for the incredible job they do! (After all, they do have to put up with us everyday..)

04/05/2026

"Case File #405: The Great Egg Mystery. 🕵️‍♂️🥚

​We’ve received multiple reports of colorful spherical objects hidden throughout Perry. Our lead investigators have determined these are not 'unidentified rolling objects,' but rather Easter eggs. We’ve already 'cleared' several dozen of them (they were delicious according to Officer Langless).
​Please drive safely today—there are a lot of extra 'bunnies' out there searching for treats!"
Happy Easter!

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