NYPD 76th Precinct

Follow these important tips and protect your commercial business:🚨 -Adequate lighting at entrance -Install commercial grade locks -Leave cash registers empty and open to prevent unnecessary damage -Close and lock all windows

Come join us for our monthly Community Council meeting on Wednesday, April 1st at 7pm at Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Roman Catholic Church.

NYC nights are busy—let’s look out for one another 🌃 Whether you’re behind the wheel or on foot, staying alert and visible can make all the difference. A few simple choices can help protect lives. We all share the same streets—let’s keep them safe together! @VisionZeroNYC

🚨 Vehicle Theft Prevention Tips 🚨 Follow these helpful tips to keep your vehicle safe: 🔒 Always lock your doors and close windows 🔑 Never leave keys or fobs inside 💡 Park in well-lit areas 🎒 Remove valuables from plain sight 🚗 Use anti-theft devices and alarms

Our Crime Prevention Officer stopped by the Eileen C. Dugan Older Adult Center to speak with residents about scam prevention and pedestrian safety. A great conversation and an important reminder that staying informed helps keep our community safe!

Last night in Red Hook, our officers apprehended an individual and safely recovered this loaded firearm. Another illegal gun off the streets—great work by our officers.🚨

If you're buying or selling goods online & need to meet in person, we encourage you to do so at any NYPD E-Commerce Exchange Zone. They are located at every Precinct, Transit District, and PSA citywide. They are well lit, with 24-hour surveillance and no appointment is needed.🚨

Last night at our Community Council meeting, we proudly recognized PO Ndiaye as our Cop of the Month. After conducting a traffic stop, she apprehended an individual who was found to be in possession of a loaded firearm. Her dedication continues to help keep our community safe.🚨

🚨Here are some tips to prevent your vehicle from catalytic converter theft!

Today, we were honored to have NYPD Assistant Chief Chaplain Monsignor Robert Romano join our roll call. His message of reflection and encouragement meant a great deal to our officers. Grateful to the NYPD Chaplains Unit for their 24/7 support of our members and their families.

Auto theft is preventable! Take a few extra seconds to lock your doors, secure your valuables, and park in well-lit areas.

Slow down at intersections and look twice before turning!🚨 @VisionZeroNYC

Come join us for our monthly Community Council meeting on Wednesday, March 4th at 7pm at Sacred Hearts & St. Stephen Roman Catholic Church.

We extend our best wishes to all observing Ramadan. May this holy month bring peace and blessings. Ramadan Kareem.

It was an honor to recognize Det. Marrone at our Community Council meeting this evening as he retires after 32 years of dedicated service with the NYPD. Thank you for your commitment, professionalism, and the lasting impact you’ve made on our community.

Congratulations to Detective Marrone on a well-earned retirement after 32 years of dedicated service. Thank you for your leadership, sacrifice, and the lasting impact you’ve made on both the department and the community. Wishing you a happy, healthy, and well-deserved retirement!

Our Crime Prevention Officer and @NYPDPSA1 Community Affairs visited the Gowanus Older Adult Center to share helpful tips on avoiding mail phishing, card scams, and ATM fraud. Staying informed helps keep our community safe.

❄️ Winter weather is coming this weekend. Take time now to prepare, act, and stay safe. 📝 Review and update your household emergency plan. Make sure everyone knows how to contact each other. Be ready to stay home when authorities say travel is unsafe. Include pets and service animals. Winterize your home and if you have one, your car. Check heat, windows, tires, fluids, and antifreeze. Learn more at nyc.gov/winterweather 🎒 Build your winter Go Bag and supply kit. Include blankets, warm clothes, food, water, medications, first aid, flashlights, batteries, chargers, and a radio. Keep enough supplies for at least 7 days. Store extra water. Be prepared for potential power disruptions. Learn how at nyc.gov/readyny. 🔥 Use heat safely. Keep space heaters 3 feet from anything flammable. Plug directly into outlets, not extension cords. Never use stoves and ovens for heat. Don’t use grills or generators indoors. Do not use candles during outages. Check smoke and CO alarms and replace batteries. 📲 Stay informed. Sign up for Notify NYC by texting NotifyNYC to 692-692. Follow weather alerts and city advisories. Call 311 for non emergency assistance. 🤝 Check on neighbors, especially older adults, people with disabilities, and those living alone. If someone may be homeless or in danger, call 311 so outreach teams can help. Call 911 for life safety issues. 🚗 Travel only if necessary. Use mass transit if possible but expect delays. If driving, slow down, leave extra space, keep your gas tank at least half full. Have ways to get help if you get stranded, including a cell phone and charged batteries. 🧣If you must travel, dress in layers. Cover exposed skin. Bring pets indoors. Watch for black ice. Know signs of frostbite and hypothermia. Call 911 if symptoms appear. Prepared New Yorkers stay safer. Start now. Stay ready. nyc.gov/beready for more winter weather tips.

Here are some auto theft crime prevention safety tips!🚨

Protect your motorcycle & vehicle from theft. Follow these tips to help safeguard what’s yours.🚨