Patrol

The Patrol Division of Mifflin County Regional Police is just as with any police agency, the backbone of the department.  Officers assigned to patrol respond to more that ninety percent of approximately 11,000 requests for service each year.  These calls run the gambit of law enforcement activities.  From requests for traffic control, to domestic disputes, to homicides.  In all likelihood, if you have had contact with a police officer, it has been one from the patrol division.

Before joining the patrol division, newly hired officers must successfully graduate from one of the approved Municipal Police Academies in Pennsylvania.  Although certification through the academy process allows a person to begin enforcing the law, an additional step is taken at M.C.R.P.D.  Each new officer is paired with a FTO officer.  The FTO, Field Training Officer, is responsible for guiding and evaluating the new officer as he transitions from the classroom to the street.  This process assures the public that when they interact with any officer from the patrol division, they are dealing with a well educated, informed law enforcement professional.

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