Plattsburgh City PD Patch
City of Plattsburgh · New York
Plattsburgh City
Police Department
Month in Review
June
2026
Community
Report
Integrity
Service
Community Partnership
Engagement
Transparency
1,329
Total Calls
▼ 7.9% vs prior month
61
MVC (Motor Vehicle Crashes)
▲ vs prior month • 10 injury
33
Arrests Made
▼ 52.9% vs prior month
4
Community Events
— Active month

June was a month that brought our community together in meaningful and memorable ways. Officers were proud to honor a dedicated crossing guard at Momot Elementary after nearly a decade of service keeping children safe. The department hosted a Community E-Mobility Forum at the Durkee Street Pavilion, engaging residents on safe bike and e-bike use throughout the city. We also had the privilege of attending the 2026 Honor Flight Ceremony at the US Oval Memorial Field — an event we have not missed in over five years. And as the month came to a close, Plattsburgh showed its very best during the Fourth of July celebration, where thousands came together with respect and community pride.

Community Gathering — 4th of July
Momot Elementary Crossing Guard Retirement
Community E-Mobility Forum — Officer Engagement
E-Mobility Forum Setup — Durkee St Pavilion
Officer at School Community Event
Crossing Guard Celebration
E-Bike Officer Outreach
Bike Forum Durkee Pavilion
Community Event Aerial View
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Momot Elementary Crossing Guard Retirement Celebration
Momot Elementary School — Honoring nearly 10 years of dedicated service
Community E-Mobility Forum
Durkee St Pavilion — Hosted by Plattsburgh City Police Department
Honor Flight Ceremony
US Oval Memorial Field — 2026’s 2nd ceremony, 5+ consecutive years of attendance
4th of July Community Celebration
Plattsburgh — Thousands gathered in a safe and respectful community celebration
Welfare
39.3%
Crim. Comp
25.8%
Traffic
21.9%
Arrests
8.0%
MVC
5.0%
Tip line submissions reviewed
30
Traffic stops
91
Proactive foot patrols
48
Drugs seized
1.15lbs
Chief Jarrod Trombley
Chief of Police
Jarrod Trombley
“The Fourth of July celebration was a reflection of what Plattsburgh is at its best. Thousands of residents and visitors came together with respect and understanding, making it a safe and memorable event for everyone in attendance. Moments like these remind us why community involvement matters — when people show up for one another, great things happen. It is an honor to serve this great community and greater region.”
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June’s Tip — Water, Pool & Heat Safety

Summer in Plattsburgh means more time outdoors — and with that comes increased risk around water and heat. Never swim alone, and always supervise children closely near pools, Lake Champlain, or any open water. Designate a water watcher and avoid distractions like phones when children are in or near the water. On hot days, check on elderly neighbors and never leave children or pets in a parked vehicle — temperatures inside a car can reach dangerous levels within minutes. Stay hydrated, know the signs of heat exhaustion, and call 911 immediately if someone shows signs of heat stroke. Have a safe and enjoyable summer, Plattsburgh.

Jul 11
Mayor’s Cup Festival & Regatta
📍 Plattsburgh City Beach
🕐 Main Day July 11 — 49th Annual Festival
Hosted by the Sunrise Rotary Club featuring lake events and activities.
📍 Plattsburgh City Beach, Plattsburgh, NY
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Jul — Ongoing
Strand Center for the Arts
📍 23 Brinkerhoff St
🎨 “Show & Tell” Art Exhibition
Repeating sessions throughout the month of July.
📍 23 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh, NY
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Jul 17
Movie Night on the City Beach Lawn
📍 Plattsburgh City Beach
🎬 Outdoor film on the City Beach lawn.
📍 Plattsburgh City Beach, Plattsburgh, NY
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Every Sat
Farmer’s & Crafter’s Market
📍 26 Green Street
👜 Every Saturday throughout July.
Local produce, handmade goods, and crafts.
📍 26 Green Street, Plattsburgh, NY
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