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Clarkstown Police Department Is Excited To Introduce It’s Newest Member K9 Drogo

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The Clarkstown Police Department is excited to introduce the newest member of the Clarkstown Police K9 Unit! K9 Drogo, a 19-month-old male Belgian Malinois/Shepherd mix from Hungary, and his handler, Officer Levy, recently graduated from a 17-week patrol K9 school hosted by the Yonkers Police Department. With this addition, CPD now has three full-time K9 teams dedicated to serving the Town of Clarkstown.
In the coming months, K9 Drogo and Officer Levy will continue their training to become certified in narcotics detection. 

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Stony Point Ambulance Corps Joined North Rockland for Their No Empty Chair Campaign

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April 24, 2025

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Stony Point Ambulance Corps joined fellow NR first responders today for mock dui/distracted driving drills for the North Rockland High School Students to kick off their No Empty Chair Campaign as they approach prom and graduation time. This is a time to celebrate accomplishments for all students and we encourage everyone to make good decisions to remain safe.
This incredible demonstration would not be possible without the collaboration of several entities. Thank you to the North Rockland Central School District Haverstraw Police Department Rockland County Sheriff’s Office – 911/Communications Haverstraw Ambulance Corps, Inc. Stony Point Police Department Wayne Hose Company #1 Stony Point Fire Dept Hillcrest Fire Company No. 1 NRCSD BOE and Administration, NYS Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee, Rockland County District Attorney’s Office, Public Defender’s Office and Medical Examiners Office

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Stony Point Police Department is Participating in The No Empty Chair Campaign April 21 – 25th

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April 23, 2025

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Stony Point Police are participating in the state-wide initiative, “No Empty Chair” this week of April 21-25. Please, talk with your teen drivers about safe driving and how to avoid the following: speeding, texting or distracted driving and the dangers of driving under the influence of anything. Seatbelts save lives, wear them. When a school bus has it’s lights flashing red, stop. We want all of our community safe and our teens to be in their seats at graduation this spring.

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