City of Rome, New York
Police Department
The Rome Police Department is comprised of 76 police officers and 2 civilians. In order to give our community the best police services, our department has several specialized units, which consist of several divisions. Please choose a division at left for additional information. The members of our department are dedicated law enforcement professionals who take pride in delivering the best possible police services to our community. We are proud of our efforts to provide a safe neighborhood and school environment.
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Our Mission
The mission of the Rome Police Department is to protect life and property, prevent crime, detect and arrest offenders. This shall be accomplished by enforcing all federal, state, and local laws over which this Department has jurisdiction.
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Sergeant Brian Stevens for his fundraising efforts regarding “Pin Cancer Foundation” during the month of February. Sergeant Stevens sponsored the annual fundraising event and was able to secure over $1600.00 which is donated to St. Jude’s Hospital for cancer research. His efforts ranked him within the top five sponsors in the nation allowing the fundraiser to reach it’s $50,000.00 goal for the season.
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Special Investigation Unit (SIU)
The Special Investigations Unit is a highly specialized unit which is comprised of detectives who are trained in the investigation, recognition and testing of illegal substances (Narcotics). The unit focuses mainly on narcotic investigations throughout the City of Rome, both inside and outside districts. S.I.U. will also conduct any other investigations that they are assigned by the Chief of Police. All members are a part of the Oneida County Drug Task Force which gives the members the status of Special Deputy with the Oneida County Sheriff's Office. This allows them to co...
Learn MoreRome Police Department Personnel Complaint Form
Fill out the form in its entirety. The form can be submitted either in person at the Rome Police Department or by mailing it to:
Rome Police Department
301 N. James St.
Rome, NY 13440
Attn: Office of Professional Standards
If you have questions please contact the Rome Police Department at (315) 339-7780
Comments regarding the Rome Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative should be submitted to policereform@romepd.com