Child Safety
Seats Installed
The Youth Services Division in conjunction with the Traffic
Safety Unit and EMS provide child safety car seat installations.

The Guilderland Police currently has three NYS certified child safety seat technicians. Installations and Inspections are done by appointment only. To make an appointment, contact the police dept. at 356-1501.
Guilderland Police Youth Services Division

The Guilderland Police Youth
Services Division began in the 1970's and was originally named the Juvenile
Aid Bureau. In 1997, the name changed to "Youth Services" due to the fact
the division was dealing will all youth, not just kids under the age of 16.
Along with the name change, youth officers uniforms changed from the
traditional police uniform, to a more dressed down look. In 1998, the
Guilderland School Board along with the Town of Guilderland began a School
Resource Officer Program that puts a police officer in the schools for
education and enforcement. The SRO program is designed to enhance positive
relations with the youth in the school district.
Youth officers graduate from the Police Academy as are all other officers
and receive additional training for their specialty. Those schools include
Basic and Advanced Juvenile/Youth Officer Schools,
School Resource Officer school, DARE school, and attend many conferences on
various subjects including school violence, dealing with kids, and child
abuse.
Youth Services officers are responsible for all youth calls received in town
and handle all crimes involving youth, including follow ups with probation
as well as Family Court. They are responsible for the Guilderland Schools
from Elementary through High School, and some work out of the school as
School Resource Officers. Education plays as large of a roll in their duties
as YSD officers as they work toward improving relations and educating youth
with various programs such as GLAD (Guilderland Learns About Drugs), DARE
(Drug Abuse Resistance Education). They also teach baby-sitting courses, and
host bicycle rodeo's throughout the town.