Town of Manlius Police Department Mission Statement:

            To provide superior police services that exceed the expectations of the citizens of our community.

About Town of Manlius Police Department:

            The Town of Manlius Police Department is suburban to the Syracuse Metropolitan Area in Central New York. The department consists of approximately 40 sworn officers with additional civilian support personnel. The department is led by Police Chief Francis R. Marlowe and is divided into two primary divisions: Operations, commanded by Captain William R. Bleyle, and Administrative, commanded by Lieutenant Kevin W. Barry.

            The department was formed in 1985 under a Joint Municipal Agreement between the three villages of Minoa, Fayetteville, and Manlius and the Town of Manlius. Prior to the Agreement the villages each had their own police department and each had been provided Town funding to supplement their individual budgets. The Agreement resulted in one Town agency comprised of all the personnel from the village agencies, fully funded by the Town.
       
            The new department is guided for policy matters by a Police Committee comprised of representatives from each village and the Town.

            Services offered include: cruiser and bike patrols, Emergency Services Team, special investigation section, DARE and community relations, Family Services, and forensics. The department is nationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA).

For Emergency Dial: 911 
Non-emergency calls for service 425-2333  and Administration 682-2212