Mark Smith Mayor Robert Kubert Police Chief   Mission Statement Providing a professional level of services to all residents and visitors to our city. History of the Department Since 1861 the Bayonne Police Department has been protecting and serving our community. Online Bicycle Registry Online database of bicycles and owner info to assist in returning them should one be recovered. In The Line of Duty Brief synopsis of our members which were shot or killed in the line of duty. Internet Safety Tips Includes safety tips for parents and kids of all ages. Auto Theft Tips From BPD An experiences car thief can steal your car less then 1 minute. Dealing With Domestic Violence Are you or someone you know involved in a abusive relationship? Overnight Commercial Vehicle Restrictions Commercial vehicles over 12,000 lbs parking regulations. Crime Prevention Tips Prevent crimes before the occur. Employment Information Learn how you can become a member of one of the top departments in the state. Victim Assistance Links to some of the state victim assistance programs. Report An Abandoned Vehicle Has that vehicle been parked there for a lengthy amount of time? Quality of Life Issues For city ordinance issues that are not police related click above. Dial 911 For All Emergencies Bayonne Police Dept. 630 Avenue C, 2nd Fl Bayonne, N.J. 07002 Main: 201-858-6900 Traffic: 201-858-6969 BAYONNE TIPLINE 1-877-900-TIPS 1-877-900-8477 Email BPD   Quick Facts: Bayonne in 1933 gained prominence by being the first city to use a two-way radio system in police cars. In the middle of the 1960s Bayonne again was a first, in its use with police walkie talkies both to transmit and receive.   Pay Tickets Online Want to pay your traffic or parking ticket online?  Click here for a safe and secure payment option.   PBA Local 7 Currently only members of the Bayonne Police Department are invited to join this Yahoo Group.   Sex Offender Registry: Search the registry by name or geographic location   Amber Alerts: The AMBER Alert message encourages the public to look for the missing child or suspect. You become the ears and eyes of law enforcement. In the event that you spot a child, adult, or vehicle fitting the AMBER Alert description, immediately call 9-1-1 and provide authorities with as much information as you know.   Police Patch Requests: Due to the high volume of requests for patches we have received and the time and expense involved, we can no longer honor requests at this time.  We will not respond to any e-mail requests for patches.  Thank you for your cooperation.