GREENVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
The police department focuses on the protection of lives and property, the provision of programs and services that foster community crime prevention, the repression and apprehension of offenders and the maintenance of public order. There are 171 sworn police officers serving the city.

• Front desk: 500 S. Greene St., 329-4317
• Chief William J. Anderson: 500 S. Greene St., 329-4333
• Operations: Maj. Kevin Smeltzer: 500 S. Greene St., 329-4332
• Investigations: Capt. Cecil Hardy: 500 S. Greene St., 329-4365
• Patrol Capt. Joe Bartlett: 500 S. Greene St., 329-4324
• Administration: Capt. Thomas Forrest, 500 S. Greene St., 329-4330.
• Crime Prevention Officer: Cpl. Kip Gaskins, 500 S. Greene St., 329-4158
• CrimeStoppers: 758-7777. Callers can leave anonymous tips about criminal activity and earn rewards up to $2,500.
• Assistant City Attorney: Bill Little, 201 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, 329-4426
• Records Division: 329-4325. Copies of traffic accidents, criminal incident and arrest reports may be obtained for $5 per report at 500 S. Greene St.
• Public Affairs: Sgt. Shari Dennison, 500 S. Greene St., 329-4335
• Citizens' Police Academy: Cpl. Kip Gaskins, 329-4158. Training program meets two hours each week for 10 weeks. Participants learn about community policing, police training, firearm safety, general and major crimes, domestic violence, courtroom procedures and narcotics investigation.
• Community Watch Program: Officer Michael Harper, 329-4355. The department coordinates neighborhood watch programs throughout the city.

PITT COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
The sheriff's office provides law enforcement and other services for unincorporated areas of Pitt County and several small municipalities. Deputies also serve civil and criminal court summons. The sheriff is elected to office every four years. The next election is in 2006. There are 113 sworn deputies with the office, not including support and some detention center staff.

• Front desk: 101 W. Third St., 902-2800
• Sheriff Mac Manning, 101 W. Third St., 902-2650
• Chief of Investigations Lee Moore, 101 W. First St., 902-2730
• Chief of Community Operation James Tripp, 101 W. Third St., 902-2660
• Chief of Community Patrol Rick Fisher, 902-2810
• Pitt-Greenville CrimeStoppers, 758-7777. CrimeStoppers operates a telephone hotline for callers to leave tips about crime activity without leaving their name. The organization also pays rewards up to $2,500 for information leading to an arrest in a case or the recovery of illegal drugs or stolen property.
• Community Watch, Tonya Leggett, 902-2727. The Sheriff's Office aids residents who wish to establish community watch groups in county neighborhoods. The groups are run by residents, with the assistance of crime-prevention deputies.

COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENTS

Several municipalities outside of Greenville operate their own police force. All police can be dispatched by dialing 911.

• Ayden, 4144 West Ave., 746-7015, Chief Charles Crudup
• Bethel, 3819 S. James St., P.O. Box 240, 825-5481, Chief Barry Stanley
• Farmville, 3672 N. Main St., P.O. Box 86, 753-4111, Chief Robert Smith
• Grifton, 6881B S. Highland Blvd., P.O. Box 579, 524-4161, Chief Warren Morrisette Jr.
• Simpson, 2768 Thompson St., P.O. Box 10, 757-0101, Chief Bryan Edwards
• Winterville, 2593 N. Railroad St., P.O. Box 1459, 756-1105, Chief Billy Wilkes

STATE HIGHWAY PATROL

The patrol enforces traffic laws on all county roads and highways. Troopers also assist motorists involved in wrecks or whose vehicles have broken down. They can be reached with a mobile phone by dialing *HP. There are 25 troopers and seven supervisors that serve Pitt and Martin counties.

• Captain: W.R. Glover, 2815 E. 10th St., 758-5300
• Troop A Headquarters, 2815 E. 10th St., 758-5300
• District 5 Headquarters (Pitt/Martin Counties), 2815 E. 10th St., 752-6118

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
The ECU Police Department provides law enforcement for the university campus in Greenville, the Brody School of Medicine and the medical school's clinics located throughout the city. There are 47 ECU police officers.

• Chief Robert Stroud, 609 E. 10th St., 328-6787

PITT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
The PCC Police Department provides law enforcement for the campus in Winterville. There are five full-time officers.

• Chief Alan Edwards, P.O. Box 707, Trailer 17, 321-4210.

PITT COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

The Pitt County Memorial Hospital Police Department provides law enforcement for all hospital buildings. There are 39 PCMH police officers.

• Chief Alton Richardson, 2100 Stantonsburg Road, 847-5909, 847-8568 (non-emergency after 5 p.m.)