210 Military Trail, Jupiter, FL 33458-5784 ● (561) 746-6201 ● Fax (561) 746-4545 www.jupiter.fl.us/jpd

OUR COMMITMENT

VISION:

DEPARTMENT CONTACTS

“One team empowered for Excellence, Destined for Success!”

Professional Standards ............Captain David England ....ext. 2262 ...........0909@jupiter.fl .usAdmin. Services Div. .................Captain Amy Fox ..............ext. 2634 ......... AmyF@jupiter.fl .usOps. Support Bureau ................Captain Reggie Scurry .....ext. 2625 .. ReginaldS@jupiter.fl .us ..............................................Captain James Feeney .....ext. 2209 ......JamesF@jupiter.fl .usChief’s Admin. Assistant ...........Elisa Madden ...................Ext. 2231 ......ElisaM@jupiter.fl .usMedia Relations/PIO ....................Sergeant Scott Pascarella .. Ext. 2207 ........ scottp@jupiter.fl .usCriminal Investigations Div. &Underwater Recovery Team .....Sergeant Bill Allen .............Ext. 2220 ........... billa@jupiter.fl .usStreet Crimes Unit, K9 Unit & Marine Unit ............................Sergeant Adam Hirsch ......Ext. 2624 ..........0896@jupiter.fl .usNeighborhood Policing Div. ......Sergeant Brad Vince .........Ext. 2425 .........bradv@jupiter.fl .us

DAYS PLATOON ......................Sergeant Mike Lilienfeld ....ext. 2233 ...........0985@jupiter.fl .us ......................Sergeant Sandra Drown....ext. 2391 ......sandrad@jupiter.fl .us ......................Sergeant Nick Scopelitis ...ext. 2395 ...........0396@jupiter.fl .us ......................Sergeant Peter Tremblay ..ext. 2644 ...........0958@jupiter.fl .us NIGHTS PLATOON ..................Sergeant Michael Barry.....ext. 2394 ...........0717@jupiter.fl .us ......................Sergeant Mike Barbera .....ext. 2571 ...........0829@jupiter.fl .us ......................Sergeant Shane Lunsford .ext. 2256 ...... ShaneL@jupiter.fl .us ......................Sergeant Chris Smith ........ext. 2250 ........ChrisS@jupiter.fl .usCommunications Manager ........Donna Ross ......................ext. 2331 ......DonnaR@jupiter.fl .usPolice Records Supervisor .......Sharon Gibbons ................ext. 2253 ......sharong@jupiter.fl .usEvidence/Property Tech. ...........Scott DeAtley ....................ext. 2251 ......... scottd@jupiter.fl .usCrime Analyst ...........................Kim Vincelli ........................ext. 2418 ....kimberlyv@jupiter.fl .us

JUPITER POLICE DEPARTMENT NON-EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER (561) 746-6201PATROL BUREAU COMMANDER Major Daniel Kerr ext. 2200 1130@jupiter.fl .us

Top left to right: Captain Amy Fox, Captain David England, Captain Reginald Scurry and Captain James FeeneyBottom left to right: Major Daniel Kerr and Chief Frank Kitzerow

Administrative Services DivisionCaptain Amy Fox

Offi ce of Professional StandardsCaptain David England

The Offi ce of Professional Standards is responsible for crime analysis, budget preparation and budget management, acquisition of alternative fundingresources, management of the Early Warning System, technology innovations, policy development, strategic planning, and oversight of the accreditation process.

The Offi ce of Professional Standards also oversees technical services and acquires and maintains state-of-the-art technology for all areas of law enforcement. This includes: mobile computers for electronic dispatching, offi cer access to criminal information, electronic report writing, and incident command vehicles. The Jupiter Police Department keeps up with the latest in law enforcement technology to ensure both the safety of the public and all police department personnel.

This division has the primary responsibility of prevention, investigation, suppression of crime and operational support to uniform patrol. These units include:

The Administrative Services Division Commander is responsible for providing vital support units within the agency which include:

• Street Crimes Unit: Primary responsibility is to combat street level crimes. • Criminal Investigation Division: Responsible for the investigative functions of the department including Evidence/Property and the (JFO) Juvenile First Offender Program.

• Data Systems: Responsible for the collection and submission of statistical data to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Division.

• Fleet & Asset Maintenance: Police vehicles and their respective equipment.

Operations Support Bureau Captain Reginald Scurry

• Beach Patrol: Responsible for patrolling 5 miles of beach and the A1A corridor.• K-9 Unit: Canines provide protection for offi cers and the community, in tracking

and apprehending felony suspects, locating missing persons, and conducting area/building searches that are otherwise hazardous.

• Marine Enforcement Unit: Tasked with the responsibility of patrollingJupiter’s navigable waterways with a primary focus on boating safety, as wellas the protection of waterfront properties.

• Underwater Recovery Unit: Offi cers specially trained to deal with any incident occurring in, on, or under the various bodies of water located within the Town of Jupiter .

• Records & Public Records: Responsible for the task of storing, maintaining, retrieving, and reproduction of all offi cial documentation generated by the agency’s police offi cers.

• Recruitment & Hiring: Responsible for recruitment, selection, processing and hiring for the department.

• Training: Responsible for the development and coordination of all training for department members, as well as the storage and maintenance of those records.

Patrol Bureau CommanderMajor Daniel Kerr

Patrol Bureau CaptainCaptain James Feeney

The Patrol Bureau Commander and Captain are responsible for the most vital unit in the agency. The Patrol Bureau is comprised of Police Officers responsible for

responding to and investigating calls for service and patrolling Jupiter’s streets and neighborhoods. The Patrol Bureau also includes the Communications Section, Police Service Aides, Neighborhood Enhancement Team and Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). This section has the primary responsibility for the department’s effort to preserve peace, protect life and property, and to prevent and supress crime.

Jupiter Police DepartmentCommand Staff

Chief’s MessageI would like to begin by wishing you a happy and prosperous new year. I would also like to thank you for all of your support in 2009. Through the partnership between the community and the police, Jupiter remains a very safe place to live. We continue to achieve the Town Council’s vision for a safe and secure community.

I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank the more than one hundred police volunteers as well as our partners who commit their personal time to the Jupiter Police Department. Their dedication provides additional support for us in the areas of administrative duties, fleet management, emergency preparedness and CERT On Patrol. Through this team problem solving approach we continue to be successful in our crime fighting initiatives, maintaining safe and secure neighborhoods throughout our town.

As always, I would like to remind you that we can’t do it alone, we need your help. Remember to lock it, report suspicious activities and get involved in our community. I specifi cally ask that each of you lock your doors, keep valuables out of plain sight and report suspicious activities to the Jupiter Police Department. Our continued success depends on you. Please remember to consistently secure your valuables and encourage your neighbors and friends to do the same.

I look forward to seeing you around town.

Sincerely,

Frank J. KitzerowChief of Police

Jupiter Police DepartmentCrime Statistics2008 vs. 2009

Crime Index% Index ChangeHomicideSexual BatteryRobberyAggravated AssultBurglaryLarcenyMotor Vehicle Theft

Arrests Part I and IIPercentage Cleared

1522-4.8%

5133980

2841,054

47

2,00126.8%

1599-19%

08

49112253

1,11265

2,71530.7%

20092008

Crime analysis uses crime data, community information, and systematic analysis to provide timely information on crime trends and patterns. Using the analysis provided, operations, investigations, and administrative functions can more effectively plan and deploy resources. The information gathered from this process will be used to more effectively and effi ciently prevent crime and apprehend criminals.

The Jupiter Police Department works to continuously build crime prevention awareness throughout the community. The Lockit campaign encompasses a variety of tools, materials and messages that help to remind residents to keep Jupiter safe by locking doors, securing valuables, remaining aware, and reporting suspicious activities. Neighborhood and community groups are encouraged to use the campaign materials and partner with the Jupiter Police Department to help build awareness and keep Jupiter safe.

Calls for Service

Number of Calls

Jupiter Police Department2009 Crime Statistics

For more information and other safety tips, visit us at

www.jupiter.fl.us/jpd

Keep car doors locked, even when left unattended for short periods of time

Don’t leave garage door openers in parked vehicles at your home

Lock all doors and windows when away from home and while you sleep

Keep garage doors closed

Lock car doors when fueling

Secure your home, belongingsand vehicles by remembering

these simple tips:

Jupiter Police DepartmentDistrict Commanders

The three Lieutenants in the Jupiter Police Department are responsible for Commanding the Patrol Districts that make up the Town of Jupiter. They are

responsible for all criminal activity within their Districts and report to the Chief and the Executive Staff at bi-weekly CompStat meetings on past activity

and planned approaches to solving criminal issues and community concerns. Additionally, each of the Lieutenants has collateral duties which include State

and National Accreditation, Emergency Preparedness and Coordination, Traffi c Engineering, Special Events and attendance at Homeowner Association

meetings. Additionally, each Lieutenant works with other Town staff members to achieve the Town’s Strategic priorities.

Patrol District 1District CommanderLieutenant Michael Goad561-746-6201 ext. 2205

0375@jupiter.fl .us

Patrol District 2District CommanderLieutenant James Barrett561-746-6201 ext. 2386

JBarrett@jupiter.fl .us

Patrol District 3District CommanderLieutenant Sam Miller561-746-6201 ext. 2238

samm@jupiter.fl .us

CALL 561-745-8623

View Crime Statistics online at www.jupiter.fl .us/jpd

Press 2 for Yellow District Press 3 for Red DistrictPress 1 for Blue District

Sergeant Shane LunsfordSUPERVISOR OF THE YEAR

Police Offi cer First ClassBrian Popilek

FTO OF THE YEAR

Crime Scene InvestigatorTeresa Bryant

CIVILIAN OF THE YEAR

Detective Nestor ZaragozaOFFICER OF THE YEAR

2009 ANNUAL AWARDS