Bergenfield Police Department

Website: https://bergenfieldpd.org

Address: Bergenfield Borough Hall, 198 N. Washington Avenue, Bergenfield, NJ 07621
Phone: IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, CALL 9-1-1
Phone – Non-Emergency: 201-387-4000
Fax: 201-387-0141
Records/Alarm Registration: 201-387-4000 x4020
Main Email: police@bergenfieldnjpd.gov

Chief of Police

• Mustafa Rabboh

Administrative Commander

• Captain William Duran

Internal Affairs Commander

• Captain William Duran

Detective Bureau

• Commander: D/Lt. Kyle Witty
  Phone: 201-387-4000 x4010
  Crime Stoppers: 201-384-4222
  Crime Prevention / Security Surveys: 201-387-4000 x4002

Records Bureau

• Lt. Eric Ost 201-387-4000 x 4021
• Officer Kevin Helder, 201-387-4000 x 4023

Patrol Bureau
High School D.W.I. Education Program: Lt. Nicholas Deleon
4th Grade Visiting Officer Program: Lt. Richard Ramos
School Resource Officer Program

Traffic Bureau
Phone: 201-387-4000 x4008

• Lt. Nicholas Deleon, 201-387-4000 x4008
• P.O. Robert Mader, 201-387-4000 x4109
• Elementary School Safety Patrol Program: 201-387-4000 x4008
• Child Safety Seat Program: 201-387-4000 x 4008, x4109

Juvenile Bureau
Phone: 201-387-4000 x4009
Det. Eugenio Estevez (x4016)
– D.A.R.E.
– Helping Hand Placards
– Dangerous Strangers Program
– School Child ID Fingerprinting Program

The Bergenfield Police Department is researching federal funding project:

The proposed project is an appropriate use of taxpayer funds because it will ensure that Bergenfield’s police department, fire department, OEM, and EMS services can effectively respond to emergency situations and communicate with one another. The Borough of Bergenfield is a highly diverse and hard-working middle-class suburban municipality. The community is roughly 2.9 square miles in total land area and has approximately 28,321 residents. The Borough’s population density is approximately 9,439 residents per square mile, making Bergenfield one of the most densely populated municipalities in Bergen County. As a result of the high population density and the significant population of surrounding communities, Bergenfield’s emergency services frequently respond to a high volume of calls within and outside their municipal borders. Effective communication is key to ensuring that emergency services properly coordinate and share information with one another. If awarded funding, the overall ability of Bergenfield’s emergency services to relay information within their own organizations and to others will be greatly increased. This will not only improve the overall safety of Bergenfield residents but will also benefit residents of surrounding communities and the northern New Jersey region.