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PRESS RELEASE - October 19, 2026
10/19/2026

PRESS RELEASE - October 19, 2026

10/02/2026

Road Closure Event
Mayor Curley and the Suffern Village Board would like to make the public aware of a local road closure this weekend, 10/3 & 10/4. NJ Transit will be conducting track upgrades to the rail bridge that crosses Chestnut Street, which will necessitate closing Chestnut Street to traffic between Ramapo Ave. and Blauvelt Way. The roadway is expected to be closed on both days from 06:00 am to 06:00pm. During this time period, access to the train station and the West Ward section of the village can be accessed utilizing Ramapo Valley Road to Ramapo Ave. If there are questions of concerns regarding this closure feel free to contact the Suffern Police Department at (845)-357-2300. Thank you. See less

Road Closure EventMayor Curley and the Suffern Village Board would like to make the public aware of a local road closure...
09/17/2026

Road Closure Event

Mayor Curley and the Suffern Village Board would like to make the public aware of a local road closure this weekend, 09/19-09/20. NJ Transit will be conducting track upgrades to the rail bridge that crosses Chestnut Street, which will necessitate closing Chestnut Street to traffic between Ramapo Ave. and Blauvelt Way. The roadway is expected to be closed on both days from 06:00 am to 06:00pm. During this time period, access to the train station and the West Ward section of the village can be accessed utilizing Ramapo Valley Road to Ramapo Ave. If there are questions of concerns regarding this closure feel free to contact the Suffern Police Department at (845)-357-2300. Thank you.

🏒 D.A.R.E. Hockey Season Is Almost Here! 🏒We’re excited to announce that the Suffern Police D.A.R.E. Hockey season start...
09/01/2026

🏒 D.A.R.E. Hockey Season Is Almost Here! 🏒

We’re excited to announce that the Suffern Police D.A.R.E. Hockey season starts this month!

If your child is interested in playing, now is the time to get registered! The Suffern D.A.R.E. Hockey program is a great opportunity for kids to have fun, learn the game, build teamwork and sportsmanship, and connect with members of our community. 👮‍♂️🏒

đź“‹ Want to play?
Simply fill out the registration form and drop it off at the Suffern Police Department.

We look forward to seeing our young hockey players back on the rink! 🏒🥅

Lace up, have fun, and let’s have a great season!

This dog was found in the area of Jersey Avenue and Ramapo Avenue. If you know where he belongs, please call us at 845-3...
08/28/2026

This dog was found in the area of Jersey Avenue and Ramapo Avenue. If you know where he belongs, please call us at 845-357-2300. Thanks!

08/14/2026

Media Release

On Monday August 10th, at approximately 5AM, The Suffern Police Department received multiple calls reporting an active fire on Woodland Drive. Suffern police officers responded and observed what appeared to be a vehicle on fire, parked in the driveway of the residence. The Suffern fire department responded to the scene and was able to extinguish the fire before it spread to nearby vehicles and the residence. A preliminary investigation by responding patrol officers led them to believe the cause of the fire was suspicious. Suffern police detectives subsequently responded to the scene and along with assistance from the Rockland County Sheriff’s BCI and fire investigation unit, determined the fire originated in refuse that was placed near the curb for garbage collection and spread to the vehicle parked in the driveway.

Suffern police detectives continued to investigate the case over the next several days and developed a suspect, a 19-year-old Suffern resident. The suspect was interviewed and subsequently arrested and charged with Arson in the third degree, as well as criminal mischief in the second degree. Based on the investigation, it appears that the suspect and victims had no connection to each other and the fire was not specifically targeted towards any particular individual(s). It is believed that the suspect was walking home after consuming alcohol, and randomly and intentionally ignited the refuse.

The Suffern police department would like to thank the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office for their assistance in the investigation. We would also like to thank Mayor Michael Curley and the Suffern Village Board for their support with this investigation. The police department was in continuous contact with the board throughout the investigation and the board made it clear that the safety of our residents is a top priority for them and that we had their full support in bringing this case to a successful resolution.

Andrew Loughlin
Chief of Police
Issuing Authority

Good afternoon to all of our residents. We just wanted to remind the public of our local leash laws for dogs. We have se...
07/22/2026

Good afternoon to all of our residents. We just wanted to remind the public of our local leash laws for dogs. We have seen an increase in the number of dog related complaints we are receiving, specifically unleashed and/or aggressive dogs. For the safety of the public at large, and to our K9 friends, dogs must be leashed anytime they are off of their owner's property. If you own a dog, please be a responsible pet owner and follow the leash laws, so everyone can enjoy outdoors safely. Thank you.

Press Release - July 15, 2026
07/15/2026

Press Release - July 15, 2026

07/15/2026

A police investigation is being conducted at this time in the area of Riverside Drive and Bridge Street. Please try to find an alternate route avoid the area at this time.

*UPDATE*Owner was located and dog was returned.FOUND DOGThis male Dog was found in the area of Riverside Dr and Highland...
07/14/2026

*UPDATE*

Owner was located and dog was returned.

FOUND DOG

This male Dog was found in the area of Riverside Dr and Highland Ave and was originally observed in the area of Riverside Dr and Boulevard.

If you recognize this dog or know the owner please contact our station at (845)357-2300.

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