Local History
Patrolman William Halstead is shown apprehending a speeder in these two 1942 scenes
Photos courtesy of Chief William Halsted (Ret.)
Patrolman William Halstead is shown apprehending a speeder in these two 1942 scenes
Photos courtesy of Chief William Halsted (Ret.)
For many years the Greenburgh Police Association sponsored the "Monster Police Circus for the orphan children of Westchester"
This photo was taken at the County Center on May 3, 1935
Greenburgh Police Department in front of Police Headquarters, 1948
Photo courtesy of Chief William Halstead (Ret.)
New Flag at Hartsdale Station Plaza - April 29, 1969
Dedicated by Citizens of Hartsdale
Clowns greet the arrival of children at the County Center for the 1952 Greenburgh Police Association circus
Photo courtesy of Chief John F. Sheridan (Ret.)
Patrolmen-on-Aqueduct, Kenscio, NY
September 15, 1914
Superintendent George F. Shrady and a troop of mounted patrolmen "on parade"
Elmsford Precinct for the Aqueduct Police
The Division Office for the Catskill Aqueduct was located on Tarrytown Road in Elmsford. This October 1912 scene shows Tarrytown Road as a narrow, dirt highway. This building also served as the Elmsford Precinct for the Aqueduct Police.
Photo courtesy of N.Y.C. Board of Water Supply
A mounted troop is shown in their attractive military style uniforms
By September 1914, the Aqueduct Police had grown in numbers and were appointed from a competitive civil service list.
Photo courtesy of N.Y.C. Board of Water Supply
Greenburgh Police Department Headquarters
Land was selected in the mid-1950's for the construction of a new Headquarters at 188 Tarrytown Road. Groundbreaking ceremonies were held on Oct. 9, 1956, and the official Opening Day Ceremony occurred on Sept. 9, 1958. Today, the Greenburgh Police Department is recognized as one of the most progressive and efficient law enforcement agencies in the metropolitan area.
Photos courtesy of Chief William Halsted (Ret.)
