Police/Fire/EMS

Piermont Police Remind Residents of Park Rules and Guidelines

Published

7 years ago

August 24, 2019

PIERMONT, NY – Piermont Police Chief Michael O’shea took to Facebook to remind residents of the Park Rules and Guidelines.

“All are welcome to use our parks but the local laws must be followed to protect these beautiful and sensitive areas. The River is getting cleaner every year and wild life is thriving. We must continue to move forward enjoy these parks, follow the rules and continue to protect these areas.” said Chief Michael O’Shea.

Below are guidelines released by the Piermont Police:

1. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit from the Village Clerk before using ANY village park.
2. Buses are not allowed on Ferry Road without getting permission from the Mayor and Board of Trustees.
3. There are eight DEC parking spots and disabled persons parking spots.These are the ONLY places you may park without a pier parking permit. Yearly or daily passes can be obtained from the village clerks office.
4. There is a 15 MPH speed limit that is strictly enforced.
5. Harassing wildlife is a crime . There is zero tolerance for this.

Photo credit Piermont Police Department

Police/Fire/EMS

Haverstraw Police Join No-Shave November to Support Cancer Awareness 2026

Published

3 days ago

November 2, 2026

Rockland Report Admin

Residents may notice a few more beards among the officers of the Town of Haverstraw Police Department this November, and it’s all for a good cause.

The department announced that officers are participating in No-Shave November, an annual campaign that raises awareness and funds for cancer-related causes.

With approval from Town Supervisor Howard Phillips, the Town Board and the Chief of Police, participating officers will be putting down their razors for the month while supporting the charitable initiative.

Each participating officer will also make a personal donation to help support the effort.

The department encourages residents not to be surprised if they see officers sporting some extra facial hair throughout November, noting that it’s not a change in grooming standards but rather a way to show support for an important cause.

No-Shave November encourages participants to embrace their natural hair growth while raising awareness and funds for cancer research and support programs.

Police/Fire/EMS

Chestnut Ridge Middle School Bomb Threat Prompts Evacuation October 29, 2026

Published

6 days ago

October 30, 2026

Rockland Report Admin

Students and staff were evacuated from Chestnut Ridge Middle School on Thursday, October 29, 2026, following a reported bomb threat, according to the Ramapo Police Department.

Police said officers responded to the school at approximately 1:11 p.m. after receiving a report of a bomb threat. Students and staff were safely evacuated from the building and transported to an off-site location.

Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to assist with a search of the school. Explosive detection K-9 units from the Ramapo Police Department, Rockland County Sheriff’s Office, New York State Police, Town of Woodbury Police Department and Orange County Sheriff’s Office participated in the search.

The Rockland County Sheriff’s Office Bomb Disposal Unit also assisted at the scene.

No explosive devices were found during the search, police confirmed.

Emergency personnel from the South Spring Valley Fire Department, Monsey Fire Department and William P. Faist Volunteer Ambulance Corps were also staged at an off-site location and remained ready to respond if needed.

The Ramapo Police Department’s Investigations Division is continuing to investigate the incident, with assistance from the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Joint Terrorism Task Force.

Anyone with information related to the incident is asked to contact the Ramapo Police Department at 845-357-2400. Police said all calls will be kept confidential.