NYPD 17th Precinct

Register now for the Police Officer Exam Tutorial on April 21 or April 28. Tutorials will be held at 235 E 20th st. 5pm-8pm. calendly.com/nypdrecruit

Join us Tuesday at 6:30 PM for the @NYPD17Pct Community Council meeting. Topics include a fatal hit-and-run, crime trends, and bicycle enforcement updates. Plus a presentation from the Manhattan DA’s Office. Zoom: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Our first meeting of 2026 will be held Tue, Jan 27. You’ll hear from new @NYPD17Pct Commanding Officer Capt. Allen Kirmss. Join us at Sutton Place Synagogue, 225 E 51 St at 6:30 PM. Alternatively, you can watch the Zoom broadcast by registering here: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

The 17th Precinct would like to welcome our new Commanding Officer Capt Allen Kirmss. We would also like to thank Deputy Inspector Maggie Clamp as she takes on her new role as Commanding Officer of @NYPDMTN, best of luck in your new assignments

We are aware of someone utilizing the 17th Precincts phone number to call the public and pretend to be an officer requesting information (called spoofing). If you are not expecting a call and want to verify the information, you can call the number back to verify.

Looking to take the next NYPD Police Officer Exam? Register now for upcoming tutorials: Where: 235 East 20th Street When: November 18 & 25 Time: 5-8PM Visit calendly.com/nypdrecruit today.

I am deeply saddened to share the passing of Rabbi Alvin Kass, our Chief Chaplain, and one of the longest-serving members of the New York City Police Department. Rabbi Kass joined the NYPD in 1966, at the age of 30, becoming the youngest chaplain in the Department’s history. Nearly six decades later, he remained its spiritual heart — a source of strength, guidance, and faith for generations of police officers and their families. A U.S. Air Force veteran and Columbia graduate, Rabbi Kass devoted his life to service, to this city, and to the women and men of the NYPD. He comforted the grieving, counseled the troubled, and reminded all of us of the deeper purpose in what we do. He was among the first to respond after 9/11, consoling the families of the 23 officers we lost that day. And for more than half a century, he stood beside our members through moments of tragedy and triumph alike. At every Police Academy graduation, Rabbi Kass offered his familiar blessing — a prayer that New York be “a place where people of every race, religion, color, and creed can pursue their individual destinies untrammeled, unafraid, and in obedience to Thy will.” Today, that prayer belongs to all of us. And as we carry his words forward, we know he will still be watching over the city and the Department he loved. His loss is immeasurable. His example is everlasting. May his memory be a blessing.

🎨🖼️👮‍♂️When Badges meet Paintbrushes! Officers and students teamed up to turn creativity into community.

Today on Purple Day the 17 pct DV office conducted an outreach along with Safe Horizons at St. Peter’s Church and spoke with our elderly community about issues that can arise and how we can help those that maybe victims of Domestic Violence. #PurpleDay #keepingfamiliessafe #CODDV

The Q-Team is out there addressing conditions reported at our last community council meeting.

🌍 The International Affairs team welcomes #UNGA80 to NYC—the global city for all. A place where voices unite for a better world. 🇺🇸🇺🇳🗽 #NYCatUN #Diplomacy #NYC400 #UNGA80

The 80th United Nations General Assembly is in session. If you're traveling through Midtown, expect delays, ride mass transit, and use alternate routes when possible. To plan ahead and learn more about street closures, visit on.nyc.gov/wkndtraf.

24 years later, we stand side by side with @FDNY Battalion 8, Engine 8, Ladder 2 and keep our promise to never to forget our fallen members. #NeverForget911

September 11, 2001, marked one of our nation’s darkest days. Few responded as bravely as New York City’s first responders. That day, the @FDNY lost 343, @PANYNJ lost 37, NYPD lost 23, and many others continue to suffer from illnesses related to 9/11. We will #NeverForget.

Our 17th Precinct Q-Team Officers conducted a joint operation with TBTA Officers looking for all uninsured, unregistered or suspended vehicles. Our commitment to keeping our roadways safe continues. Don't let this be your car being towed.

During an investigation into a dispute, these officers were alerted to a firearm in an apartment. After a further investigation and some keen eyes, officers were able to recover a small cache of dangerous weapons, including 2 ghost guns.

Today, at Madison Square Garden, the largest recruit class in nearly a decade graduated from the academy. This is a class that spans 41 different countries, speaks 39 different languages, and is ready to protect and serve our city. Congrats to the newest class of NY’s Finest!

The Police Officer exam registration period is OPEN NOW! Don't miss your opportunity to join NY's Finest. For more information or to chat with a recruiter, please visit NYPDRECRUIT.COM, or call 212-RECRUIT.

The Police Officer exam registration period is OPEN NOW! Don't miss your opportunity to join NY's Finest. For more information or to chat with a recruiter, please visit NYPDRECRUIT.COM, or call 212-RECRUIT.

Fireworks are not toys. Every year, illegal fireworks cause fires, serious injuries, and even death. If you're celebrating this July 4th, leave the fireworks to the professionals. Protect yourself, your family, and your neighborhood.