Community Service Bureau
The Maplewood Police Department's Community Service Bureau is supervised by Det. Sgt. Reeves. The Community Service Bureau is focused on building and integrating relationships with residents, as well as businesses within the Township of Maplewood. In addition, Det. Sgt. Reeves oversees the L.E.A.D. Program and Blue Angel Program.
Programs and Activities
Blue Angel Program
Special Needs Registration
Special Needs Registration
This safety program aims to aid older adults who are either over 55 years of age or medically impaired and are frequently alone. Operation Blue Angel gives emergency services quick access to a residence if the resident is unable to open the door.
Special Needs Registration
Special Needs Registration
Special Needs Registration
For more information, or to register someone, please click here. You will be asked a few quick questions. You can provide any details you wish and are able to upload a photo of the individual. All information is solely entered in MPD's computer data base and will not be shared.
Community PSA's
Special Needs Registration
Junior Police Academy
Please click below to see our MPD Public PSA's as we discuss various ways to help promote the safety of our community
Junior Police Academy
Junior Police Academy
Junior Police Academy
MPD Community Service Bureau hosted a Junior Police Academy for over 25 of Maplewood's residents grades 5th-8th.
National Night Out
Junior Police Academy
Bicycle Registration
Come out every August (the first Tuesday of the month) to take part in Maplewood's National Night Out. A night to help prevent crime. Enjoy food, games, live music and great conversation.
Bicycle Registration
Junior Police Academy
Bicycle Registration
To register your bicycle and help prevent bicycle theft please download our 'bicycle registration form' by clicking below
Junior Police Academy
The Junior Police Academy is a one week program that helps show the participants how a police department functions and serves its community on an everyday basis. It is very important for the young men and women to be able to see that the job of a police officer may be very different from what they may have seen on television or read on the internet.
Some of the planned activities include Drill and Ceremony, Physical Training, Teamwork Building, K-9 demonstration, and Motor Vehicle Stops, among many other exciting activities that will be offered. During the week the participants will be taught to practice the discipline, compassion, and team work that our officers exhibit on a daily basis.
