Weekly Media Release
December 4th – December 9th, 2019

December 5^th, 2019

Investigation: Police are investigating a theft from a residence on Student Lane. Police are following leads that were developed and the investigation will continue.

December 7^th, 2019

Investigation: A South Avenue resident reports the theft of property. Police are following leads and the investigation will continue.

Arrest: Police performed a traffic stop on James A. Lee, 28 years old of Brockport, after a violation of the Vehicle and Traffic Law was observed on Main Street. After an investigation, Lee was arrested for the Misdemeanor charge of Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the Third Degree, as well as other Violations of the Vehicle and Traffic Law. Lee is due in court at a later date.

Between December 3rd and December 8th, 2019, the Brockport Police handled 425 calls for service (23116 calls to date in 2019). Police were dispatched to 3 family troubles, 2 Harassment/Fight/Assaults, 6 Motor Vehicle Accidents, completed 134 special attentions that include, but are not limited to, house checks, business checks, bike patrol, etc., and conducted 63 traffic stops.   Please note that the above calls do not represent ALL calls and that not all calls are found to be as dispatched once on scene. 

Community Message

The Brockport Police wants to remind drivers about the parking limitations now that winter snow storms are hitting our area. Vehicles that are parked on the street or in closed lots during snow storms or the days after, are subject to tow. As a reminder, no vehicle can be parked on any village street between 2a.m. and 6a.m. or in any closed public parking lot. The reason that vehicles are subject to tow, is so that Brockport DPW can clear the road or the parking lots of all the snow. It is a safety concern when snow is left in an area where a vehicle was parked. To determine if the parking lots are open, please refer to the signs that are in each public parking lot. The public parking lots are located at the Brockport Police Department (1 Clinton Street), behind Chase bank (parking lot between King Street and Erie Street), next to the Frontier Tower (Eire Street Lot), all parking lots on Water Street, and the Brockport Fire Department parking lot (38 Market Street). If anyone has any questions on where you can park on any night, please call 9-1-1 and ask to speak to an available Brockport Police Officer.