Last weekend, we had another fantastic turnout as we collaborated with the Allegany County Sheriff’s Office for our HR218 qualification. Many of these participants are currently employed in armed security details, school resource officer details, or school safety officer details.
CPD is proud to acknowledge PTLM John Waide’s recent achievement of graduating from Butler University with his doctorate degree. PTLM Waide exemplifies the dedication of our staff members to continuous education and self-improvement, both on duty and off duty.
With the arrival of warm weather, we wanted to remind children, young adults, and parents about the laws and restrictions regarding e-bikes. We have already received complaints. We strive to issue warnings and educate the public before enforcement begins. Please share this info.
Chief Burch recently had the privilege of being a guest on the Words of the Wise Podcast. This podcast delves into significant topics relevant to law enforcement, with a particular emphasis on leadership and wellness.
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Today, Chief Burch and Officer Plank were happy to join Read Across America Week at the elementary school. We selected the book “Police Hurrying! Helping! Saving!” by Patricia Hubbell. We handed out badge stickers and talked about the significance of dialing 911 for help.
Please refer to the attached flyer. The Cuba Police Department will be hosting our annual ladies firearm safety course in May. We will once again be partnering with the Allegany County Sheriff’s Office. Seats are limited, so please contact us as soon as possible to sign up.
This March, CPD joins the nation in celebrating Women’s History Month. We acknowledge the substantial contributions made by women officers and express our gratitude to all of the remarkable women in law enforcement, both within our area and across the country.
CPD is happy to welcome our newest member, Officer Christopher Cappelletti. You may recognize him as he has been a dedicated community member for several years who has served in various roles, including teaching at Cuba Rushford Central School. Welcome to our team!
Mayor Jason Morrison has set the Halloween Trick or Treat hours for the Village of Cuba, NY, to Friday, October 31, 2025, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for homes with lights on.
Halloween 2025 is just around the corner! Starting Monday, October 27th, SRO Howe will be distributing glow sticks and reflective bags to any students planning to trick-or-treat this year. You can also visit our office to request them from an officer.
The Cuba Police Department would like to express its gratitude to everyone who participated in our child safety seat event. We would also like to extend our appreciation to the Allegany County Sheriff’s Office and Ardent Solutions for their partnership and support.
Recently, officers participated in firearms training, which is a critical lifesaving skill. During the training, the recruits mastered firearms proficiency, ensuring they can protect themselves and others. Our officers train during the day, night, and even in inclement weather.
If you’d like your child safety seat inspected and installed, meet one of our Certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians at CPD on Saturday, August 9th, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
This Safety Check is a collaborative effort between Ardent Solutions, Inc., and the Cuba PD.
CPD recently received two water rescue kits for patrol cars as a donation from the Cuba Lake Cottage Owners Association. These kits were funded through donations and fundraising efforts. The kits will be instrumental in our agency’s response to any potential water emergencies.