The Webster Police Department, established in 1928, fully accredited since 1999, is guided by the philosophy of community policing.

A highly trained staff of 31 officers,  and 10 civilians promotes safety and protects the community.

To facilitate mutual aid, the Monroe County 911 system dispatches all calls for emergencies and service to uniformed patrol officers on duty 24/7.

The police department is well-equipped with high-technology tools for efficient and effective delivery of services. It also coordinates with other law enforcement agencies in the region.

 

Our Mission Statement

The primary mission for employees of the Webster Police Department is to serve the community of Webster and its people.  We are called upon to enforce laws and ordinances passed by the representatives of these same people.  The Department is committed to service and to taking positive steps to maintain our high standards in response to the community we serve.

The principal goals of the Webster Police Department include: the protection of life and property; resolution of conflict; the creation and maintenance of a feeling of security in the community; reduction of opportunities for the commission of crime through crime prevention strategies; identification, apprehension, and prosecution of offenders and the preservation of the peace.