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Rockland Police Department
Traffic Enforcement Unit

 

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Traffic Enforcement Officer Jerry Eramo

 Welcome to our Traffic Unit

 The officers of the Rockland Police Department’s Traffic Unit are committed to the safe movement of vehicles and pedestrians within the town of Rockland.  The approach used to deliver this level of service includes THE THREE E’s, which are Enforcement, Education and Engineering.   The ultimate goal of the Traffic Unit is to fulfill the Department’s Mission Statement by creating a safe environment and to work together with the community to reduce traffic-related injuries.   The Traffic Unit is part of the Community Oriented Police and Problem Solving (COPPS) Unit.  The Traffic Unit has developed a Traffic Oriented Police and Problem Solving function (TOPPS) within the Traffic Unit.  The Traffic Unit’s primary responsibility is to enforce all traffic laws and to investigate collisions within the town of Rockland. The Traffic Unit Officers have had extensive training in accident reconstruction, they are certified Accident Reconstruction Specialists. They also handle parking enforcement including RV’s, abandon vehicles and vehicles parked illegally. The Traffic Unit oversees special events and parades in the town.

 The Traffic Unit consists of two specially trained officers. Officer Gerard Eramo and Officer Peter Chernicki are assigned to this Unit. They are dedicated officers on-call 24hrs a day.  


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