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BPD Officers Re-qualify With Handguns
Each officer in the Bellevue Police Department has re-qualified with the handgun s/he carries on duty. Every officer in the state is mandated by law to re-qualify each year. The department’s firearms staff works diligently to teach officers of all skill levels in the field of firearms. The staff is made up of officers that volunteer to become range instructors and by doing so receive additional training and certifications to teach. Training Coordinator Officer Pleiss, who is also a firearms instructor said, "We are very proud of our firearms staff and appreciate their efforts in putting on quality training each year for our officers." In addition to being range officers to teach fellow officers firearms skills, some officers have become armors in particular makes of firearms, which benefits the agency even further in regards to the maintenance and inspecting of each firearm. Photo: Officers Piles and Corrigan zero in on their target. New Radar Trailer arrives for Bellevue Police
The Bellevue Police Department has a new high-tech tool to help make the community safer - a portable radar trailer. Speeding has long been known to be a major contributor to vehicle property damage and loss of life. This new trailer was made possible by grant funds from the Nebraska Office of Highway Safety, the Cornhusker Motor Club Foundation, and AAA Nebraska. The trailer provides Bellevue motorists real-time information about the posted speed limit and their current speed. The on-board computer collects information about driver's speeds, the information is down-loaded and analyzed. It shows the time of day and the speed for all vehicles that approach the trailer. With this information, the police are able to conduct selective traffic enforcement action where and when it is needed. Belleuve Police Captain Herb Evers said, "the radar speed trailer has been proven to not only reduce speeds but will also provide us with information to help us target certain high-speed areas of the city." Bellevue Police hope the unit will remind people to drive safely. All stories previously published on this homepage can be found in the story archive. |
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Welcome to the official website of the Bellevue, Nebraska Police Department. We believe we’ve created a website that is unique in the world of law enforcement. In addition to information about the command staff and the structure and operations of the Bellevue Police Department, this site is full of information about the honors our officers have received, profiles of our special services units and the officers in them, and a wealth of information on community oriented policing. The website also provides methods for you to exchange information with us. For example, you can access maps depicting incidents of crime, locations of auto accidents, or find out where level 3 sex offenders reside. It is also possible for you to easily report drug activity or other crimes, or even to efficiently access a motor vehicle accident report form. Check our homepage often. We update it regularly with stories about special BPD events. We are proud of the work we do and equally proud to share information about what we do with you, and we constantly strive to improve our service to the City of Bellevue. If you have any comments on how we can improve police service to the community, please email me personally at jstacey@bellevue.net. If you have suggestions as to how our website can serve you better, please contact Lt Mark Elbert at melbert@bellevue.net. Sincerely, John W. Stacey |
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