Town of Cairo New York Police Department

16 Rail Road Avenue

Cairo NY 12413

518-622-3120 ext. 118 (non-emergency)

Mon – Sun: 8AM – 12AM

Richard(Rick) Busch
Sergeant & Officer-in-Charge
518-622-3120 ext. 118 (non-emergency)
cairopolice@townofcairo.com

Brian Feml
Animal Control
518-947-1198

 

Medication Disposal– partnered with CVS Pharmacy and Hannaford Brothers Supermarket
Our medication disposal bin is located inside of our main entrance door at 16 Rail Road Avenue. Drop bin access hours are from 8AM thru 4PM however we will not turn you away if you stop in after hours when an officer is at the desk or if you call in advance. Syringe disposal bins are located at the Cairo CVS and Hannaford outside of the stores.

DEA Drug Take Back We will continue to take part in the DEA Take Back events scheduled every six months

Walking in the City

 

 

 

Police Employees

Busch, Rick
Clark, Corey
Clevenstine, Sean
Derose, Michael
Feml, Ray
Rogers, Dustin
Orso, Nicholas
Plank, Tom DARE Officer
Saad, Eyal
Yates, Scott
Leis, Joshua

Court Officers

DeRose, John
DeRose, Steve
Mauriello, Tracy

Richard Busch is the Sergeant-in-Charge of the Cairo Police Department.

 

Did you know facts.

Did you know...

The 1920s ushered in the heyday of Boarding House Resorts in Greene County valley towns. A week or two stay at a transformed farm-house, bountiful meals, and scenic splendor lured thousands of city dwellers to the area for rest, relaxation, and family fun. Visitors often chose where to stay by the ethnic flavor of the house cuisine – which was always delicious. Notable house specialties included: German staples like Sauerbraten, Schnitzel and Strudel; Italian Antipasti, Lasagna and Parmesans; New York Style Steaks & Chops, and; Full Irish Breakfasts.