π HAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM THE CHEEKTOWAGA POLICE DEPARTMENT! π»We received a special surprise in our Facebook Messenger today and just had to share it with everyone!It looks like Officer Cookfair has a pretty big fan out there β and possibly a Halloween doppelgΓ€nger! πWe have to admit, the uniform looks pretty sharp, and this young officer-in-training certainly captured the look!Thank you to the family for sharing these great photos with us. It's moments like these that remind us how special the connections between our officers and the community really are.From Officer Cookfair and everyone at the Cheektowaga Police Department, we wish everyone a fun, safe, and SPOOK-tacular Halloween! πStay safe, look out for one another, and have a great night!#CheektowagaPolice #CommunityPolicing #HappyHalloween #SROCookfair
ππ» HAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM THE CHEEKTOWAGA POLICE DEPARTMENT! π»πThe Cheektowaga Police Department wishes all of our residents, families, and little ghosts and goblins a safe, fun, and memorable Halloween tonight!As our community heads out for trick-or-treating and Halloween festivities, we ask everyone to take a few extra precautions to help ensure everyone gets home safely.π HALLOWEEN SAFETY REMINDERS:π For Parents & Trick-or-Treaters:- Young children should always be accompanied by a responsible adult.- Use sidewalks whenever possible. If sidewalks aren't available, walk facing traffic.- Cross streets at designated crosswalks and intersections. Never assume a vehicle sees you.- Carry a flashlight or glow stick and wear reflective clothing to increase visibility.- Make sure costumes fit properly to avoid tripping hazards.- Use face paint when possible instead of masks that may restrict vision.- Only visit homes with porch lights on, and never enter a stranger's home or vehicle.- Parents should inspect all treats before allowing children to enjoy them.π For Motorists:- Slow down and remain especially alert in residential neighborhoods.- Watch carefully for children crossing streets and walking between parked vehicles.- Avoid distractions and keep your eyes on the road.- Use extra caution when entering and exiting driveways.- Never drive impaired.π For Homeowners:- Keep walkways, driveways, and porches well-lit and free of obstacles.- Secure pets so they don't become frightened or accidentally run outside.- Keep candles and open flames away from costumes and decorations.A MESSAGE FROM YOUR CHEEKTOWAGA POLICE OFFICERS:Our officers will be out in the community throughout Halloween evening, helping keep our neighborhoods safe. Please don't hesitate to say hello if you see us out and about!Let's all do our part to make Halloween enjoyable and safe for everyone.π§‘π From our police family to yours, have a SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN!STAY SAFE. LOOK OUT FOR ONE ANOTHER. AND HAVE FUN!π Cheektowaga Police DepartmentServing and Protecting Our Community Since 1932#CheektowagaPolice #HalloweenSafety #SafeHalloween #CommunityFirst #CheektowagaNY
πΎβ€οΈ HOW HAS THIS SWEET GIRL NOT BEEN ADOPTED YET?!Meet Flower! While she waits for her forever home, sheβs been spending her days at the Cheektowaga Police Department, soaking up the sunshine, getting spoiled with treats, and stealing hearts! πΆβοΈBut what Flower really needs is a family to call her own! π‘β€οΈCANβT ADOPT? PLEASE SHARE! Her forever family might be just one share away!
The Cheektowaga Police Department would like to say congratulations and give a heartfelt thank you to our Lead Matron Mary Buczkowski for her almost 29 years of service to the Town of Cheektowaga. Mary kept our cellblock safe and took excellent care of our female prisoners for many many years. Her attention to detail in scheduling and all aspects of the job will be greatly missed. Mary has worked for several different bosses at the department in her 29 years. We all would like to thank her for making our jobs easier and to wish her a happy and healthy retirement because she truly deserves it. Congratulations again Mary and best of luck in retirement!
Thank you so much to MISSION BBQ for providing lunch for our department yesterday. Thank you for always supporting our first responders and military. Welcome to the area. We look forward to collaborating with you out in the community!