151 W 100th St, New York, NY 10025
24 AuxiliarY
Join the 24 Auxiliary POLICE UNIT!
Looking to build a career in law enforcement or simply give back to your local community?
An Auxiliary Police Officer (APO) is a civilian volunteer, trained by law enforcement professionals to be the “eyes and ears” of the police department. Auxiliary units exist in every precinct, helping to keep the community safe. An APO's primary duties are neighborhood patrols and crowd control during city-wide events such as parades, street fairs, and ceremonies.
ApplicaNt Requirements
You must:
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have US citizenship, a green card, OR a valid work permit
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speak, read, and write English
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live or work in New York City
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be in good health
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be at least 17 years of age (18 to patrol)
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have proof of COVID-19 vaccination
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have no felony record during background investigation
9-week Training Program
The Basic Training Course (BTC) is a robust program held two nights each week to prepare you for patrol. You must attend all classes and pass the evaluations on your proficiency in subjects such as criminal justice, self-defense, deescalation, crowd control, and radio transmission procedures.
12 HOURS a month
In order to maintain their status, APOs are expected to come in at least four times per month (excluding injuries or illness) for a total of 144 hours a year. They must also stay current with self-defense training and remain in good standing with the police department.
Application Process
Attend an online orientation session
Submit a medical evaluation
Interview with Board of Review
Attend Basic Training Course
Begin street patrol
Complete an application at the bottom
Email recruiting@24aux.org for more information.
Meet Our Leaders
The 24 Precinct Station House is located on West 100th St between Amsterdam Avenue and Columbus Avenue. Our Precinct spans West 86th St to West 110th St between Central Park West and the Hudson River and includes both residential and commercial buildings.
24 Commanding Officer
Deputy Inspector
Noreen Lazarus
