Law and Public Safety

Law and Public Safety

North County (1st) Precinct
North County Precinct Building
Also serving the Cities of Black Jack, Dellwood, and Jennings.

Captain Troy Doyle, Commander [Contact]

Precinct Station
11815 Benham Road
St. Louis, MO 63138 [Map]
(314) 355-1200

City of Black Jack Police Station
12500 Old Jamestown Road 63033 [Map]
(314) 355-0400
[City of Black Jack Website]

City of Dellwood Police Station
1415 Chambers Road 63135 [Map]
(314) 521-4352
[City of Dellwood Website]

Glasgow Neighborhood Police Station
607 Shepley Drive 63137 [Map]
(314) 868-4041

Jamestown Neighborhood Police Station
175 Jamestown Mall 63034 [Map]
(314) 355-0372

City of Jennings Police Station
5445 Jennings Road 63136 [Map]
(314) 385-4672
[City of Jennings Website]

Spanish Lake Neighborhood Police Station
12131 Bellefontaine Road 63138 [Map]
(314) 741-3227

Wedgwood/Barrington Neighborhood Police Station
3801 Vaile Avenue 63034 [Map]
(314) 831-2216

Captain's Message

photo of Captain Doyle
I am pleased to announce Officer Andrew Huskey as the North County Traffic Officer.  This is a new position we have implemented based on demand from the citizens for increased patrol in area with speeding vehicle's.  Officer Huskey started the position in November and is doing a great job!  So if you notice an area that has a lot of speeders that need to be addressed, please notify your N.P.O. and they will pass the information along to Officer Huskey. 

Our next Town Hall meeting is  February 21, 2013 at 6:30 p.m.  It will be held at 12555 Partridge Run Rd. and lasts approximately one hour.  This is an opportunity for you to meet your Neighborhood Policing Officer.  I will be attending as well and I hope to see all of you there! 

Finally, I want to wish you all a safe and happy Holiday Season! 
 


North County Precinct Goals

  • Provide the public with reasonable and efficient access to public services.

 

  • Be responsive to calls and identified needs for police services within the precinct 24 hours a day.

 

  • Allocate personnel to obtain maximum utilization of its human resources to meet identified needs.

 

  • Provide staff services for the traditional line functions of the police.

 

  • Maintain a proactive approach toward crime and disorder.

 

  • Identify criminal activity and act to resolve it.

 

  • Maintain activities to facilitate the orderly flow of people and vehicles within the community.

 

  • Maintain positive interaction with the public and a high degree of visibility within the community.

Crime Tips

First and foremost, please visit us on Facebook (North Precinct); this will be the most efficient way to stay up to date on the occurrences in North County.

With the holiday season, these is usually an influx of robberies and burglaries.  Below are some crime prevention tips:

  • Stay alert to your surroundings and the people around you.
  • Shop with a friend, there is safety in numbers.
  • Avoid carrying large amounts of cash.
  • If possible, carry only your driver’s license, personal checks, or necessary credit or debit cards.
  • Do not carry a wallet in a back pocket. It should be placed in a front pocket of your pants for safety.
  • Be alert that crooks look for the “high dollar” shopping bags with your purchases. When possible, slip bags/purchases in a plain nondescript bag.
  • Educate your children about what to do if they are lost as well as “Stranger Danger”.
  • Don’t overburden yourself with too many packages. Use store’s package pick-up.
  • Have your car keys ready in hand before leaving the store.
  • If you do return to your vehicle to unload purchases, place them in the trunk of the vehicle.
  • Try not to shop until the store closes. Remember, fewer people are present at this time.
  • If using your debit card, utilize your online capabilities to check your balance.  Clerks sometimes copy your card account number and make personal charges on your account.

 

  • Park in a high visibility area and check for lighting in case you leave during hours of darkness.
  • If at all possible, try not park next to a vehicle with dark tinted windows.
  • Prior to arriving at the shopping center, lock all your valuables in the trunk of your vehicle.
  • Leave the store with others, not alone.
  • Ask security to escort you to your vehicle if you feel uncomfortable.
  • Walk briskly, confidently, and directly through the parking lot. Be cautious of people handing out fliers or asking questions in the parking area.
  • Watch for people who may be following you. This can occur inside as well as outside. If you suspect someone following you, report it to security immediately.  Pay attention to your shopping cart when unloading your items and make sure NOT to leave your purse unattended in the cart!

 

  • Keep the outside of your home well lit with doors locked and window curtains closed.
  • Don’t display gifts beneath the Christmas tree which can be seen from windows or doors.
  • After the holidays, don’t advertise gifts received by the boxes left for the garbage collection. Destroy boxes and place in a sealed, non-clear garbage bags                                                             

  

Precinct Boundary Map

North County Precinct Map
Open a map of the North County Precinct, including boundaries, major highways, municipality names, and surrounding communities.

St. Louis County Police DepartmentCALEA Logo
7900 Forsyth Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63105

Emergency Calls: Call 911
Non-Emergency Reporting / General Information: (314) 889-2341
TDD: (314) 889-2345


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Report Crime ... Make the Call

If you see a crime in progress or another emergency situation that requires an immediate police response, call 911. Provide the call-taker with a good description of the incident, the offender, and the exact location.

For non-emergencies, however, do not call 911. Non-emergency calls to 911 can slow the response time to true emergencies. The number to call for non-emergencies is (314) 889-2341.