Serving the Village of Endicott since 1942 .

The Endicott Auxiliary Police is a volunteer organization dedicated to the preservation of the quality of life within the community and exists to support the Endicott Police Department.  This Unit has a long history dating back to the spring of 1942 when it was organized, by the then Endicott Police Department Chief of Police, to enforce "blackouts" due to World War II.

The members are civic-minded citizens who work together to improve the level of safety and security in the community through volunteering their skills and talents to the service of the Endicott Police Department.

Endicott Auxiliary Police members provide a uniform presence at community events, such as, parades, sporting events and ceremonies; assist with traffic control in the event of emergencies, such as, power outages or floods; act as "eyes & ears" for the regular patrol force; provide an additional uniformed resource in the event of a large-scale emergency; and other non-enforcement & non-hazardous duties identified by the Endicott Police Department.

Membership in the Endicott Auxiliary Police affords the opportunity to network on a local, state, and national level with other Volunteers in Police Service organizations. It provides the opportunity to acquire fundamental training in areas such as traffic and crowd control techniques, Incident Command System, CPR & AED, and much more.  In addition, insight into a local Law  Enforcement agency, and the opportunity to interface with sworn Law Enforcement officers.  It is also excellent experience for those considering a career in Law Enforcement.