Croton Police Blotter
Three records of policing in Croton: State Police incidents, updated daily; the department's weekly narrative blotter, archived here after the village deletes it; and the department's complete monthly numbers. All of it straight from the source.
State Police incidents in Croton
Troopers report daily, statewide; these are the incidents inside the village (Troop K, Zone 3) — Croton's freshest police record.
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
- Operate Motor Veh With .08 of 1% Alcohol Or More In Blood- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.02
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
- Operate Motor Veh With .08 of 1% Alcohol Or More In Blood- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.02
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
- Operate Motor Veh With .08 of 1% Alcohol Or More In Blood- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.02
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
- Operate MV .08 Of 1% Or More Alcohol-Prior Conv Desig Off W/in 10 Yrs Felony VTL 1192.02
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
- Agg Unlic Operation-2nd:3/More Open Suspensions- 3/More Separate Dates Misdemeanor VTL 0511.02A4
- Possession Forged Instrument-3rd Degree Misdemeanor PL 170.20
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
- Operate Motor Veh With .08 of 1% Alcohol Or More In Blood- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.02
- Operate Motor Veh With .08 of 1% Alcohol Or More In Blood- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.02
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
- Operate Motor Veh With .08 of 1% Alcohol Or More In Blood- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.02
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
- Operate Motor Veh With .08 of 1% Alcohol Or More In Blood- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.02
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
- Criminal Possession Controlled Substance- 7th Degree Misdemeanor PL 220.03
- Criminal Possession Controlled Substance- 7th Degree Misdemeanor PL 220.03
- Criminal Possession Controlled Substance- 7th Degree Misdemeanor PL 220.03
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
- Operate Motor Veh With .08 of 1% Alcohol Or More In Blood- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.02
- Driving While Intoxicated- 1st Offense Misdemeanor VTL 1192.03
Source: New York State Police public information reports, Troop K Zone 3 (Cortlandt), filtered to location code 6021 — Village of Croton-on-Hudson. Holding 34 incidents.
We publish the incident, never the person.
The state's reports name drivers and arrestees; we discard every name. For an arrest we keep the age and home town — the ordinary blotter formulation; for a traffic collision we keep nothing about the people at all. Charges are accusations, not convictions. The village's blotter narratives below follow the department's own redaction, the same practice.
Street names are the trooper's own free-text entry, expanded against local street names (OpenStreetMap) so "YORKTOWN" reads as Yorktown Road, not the town. Roads along the village boundary may sit partly in Cortlandt; the village attribution is the state's own location code.
The Village's own blotter — week of 2026-09-13 to 2026-09-19
A weekly selection of incidents in the department's own words. The village removes each post from its website after a month or two; we archive every one we capture — this is the most recent. Its own preface: "a selection of incidents from the police blotter of the Croton-on-Hudson Police Department… does not constitute all calls received by the department during this period."
Source: Village of Croton-on-Hudson — narratives verbatim; the blotter runs four to five weeks behind events.
Browse the full blotter archive — 145 weeks, 5,424 incidents →Almost all policing in Croton is done by the Village department — troopers log about five incidents a week here, against the department's several hundred calls a month. The narrative blotter is the department's own storytelling: vivid, but a selection, a month behind. The monthly totals below are the complete count. Together they are the fullest public picture of policing in Croton anywhere.
What no public record shows. Westchester County Police patrol Croton Point Park and publish no incident feed, so park incidents surface only through another agency or a press release. County fire/EMS dispatch ("60 Control") is unverified scanner audio — we don't use it. The County District Attorney posts a Croton-relevant release only a few times a year; we check weekly, keep every Croton item, and flag new ones to the newsroom the day they appear. Annual crime statistics are in our crime & policing report.
The numbers — Croton Police Department, May 2026
The department publishes a report every month over the Chief's signature. These are its own figures, in full — not a selection.
2,002 calls for service so far in 2026, January to May.
Source: Croton-on-Hudson Police Department monthly report, May 2026. Comparisons are with the same month a year earlier, so seasonal differences do not distort them.
May 2026 is the most recent month with both records. Entries are counted by the date each incident occurred, so month-straddling weeks split correctly; "arrests described" counts blotter entries typed as arrests, while the report counts persons arrested. Read the May weeks: 2026-04-26 – 2026-05-02 · 2026-05-03 – 2026-05-09 · 2026-05-10 – 2026-05-16 · 2026-05-17 – 2026-05-23 · 2026-05-24 – 2026-05-30 · 2026-05-31 – 2026-06-06.
Every monthly number the department reports, charted
Each measure at its own scale, 2018 to today, from the department's monthly reports. Gaps are months the department did not publish — most of 2020 and early 2021, the COVID reporting gap — not zeros. The dot marks the latest month.
Source: Croton-on-Hudson Police Department monthly reports, October 2018 onward.
Crime & policing report → Open in the data explorer →This page updates daily. State Police reports cover a rolling seven days and are overwritten weekly, so incidents are captured as they appear and kept here afterwards; village blotter posts are captured weekly before the village removes them. Spotted an error? Tell us.