Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Classes

Offered in partnership with St. Louis Community College, this eight-week course taught by area first responders prepares volunteers to help the community in the event of a crisis. Topics covered include fire safety, search and rescue, team dynamics and disaster medical operations. Training even culminates with a full-scale disaster exercise! The course is FREE with a $9 registration fee and classes begin the week of September 12. 

For further information visit https://tinyurl.com/CERT2023 

Miscellaneous Clinics 

The Police Department offers a wide variety of clinics such as home safety, drug and alcohol awareness, school safety, etc. For further information on these and other clinics available, contact Assistant Chief of Police, Bob Catlett at rcatlett@glendalemo.org.

Neighborhood Watch

This program is a good example of how citizens and their police department work together to prevent and solve crimes within their community. Before a neighborhood can participate, 80% of the residents must attend a Neighborhood Watch training program to include topics such as personal and physical security, environmental design, learning what to report and forming partnerships. Contact Crime Prevention Specialist Bob Catlett for more details in becoming part of this program.

Ride Along Program

This program allows citizens to observe law enforcement in action and become familiar with the patrol operations of the department. The role the participant plays is strictly that of an observer. They may not become involved, physically or verbally, with anyone whom the officer comes in contact. Click here to download the Ride Along Application.

Prescription Drug Drop-off

You can drop off your old, unneeded, or unused medications at the designated drop-off box year-round at the Glendale Police Department, located at 424 N. Sappington Rd. during regular business hours.

Do you currently utilize private video surveillance at your home or business? If so, we would like to hear from you!

Video surveillance is one of the most effective methods for apprehending criminals and convicting suspects who are caught in the act of committing a crime. Registering your video surveillance is a great example of community-police partnerships and is something the Glendale Police Department values highly.
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Click here for basic information on the program. Click here to register your camera with us.