Welcome to the Sykesville Police Department’s Web Page    The Sykesville Police Department is headed by Chief John R. Williams, Jr. with a staff of seven Officers and one Administrative Assistant    Nicholas Betcher, an officer with the Sykesville Police Department, was diagnosed with cancer approximately 6 months ago. As he fights this battle, Nick’s outlook has remained extremely positive and has great stamina which all contributes to a good recovery.  Should you or your organization wish to make a donation to help defray his medical costs, it would be much appreciated.  Checks may be made out to Nicholas Betcher and dropped off or mailed to the Sykesville Police Department, 7547 Main Street, Sykesville, MD 21784.    Winter Safety Driving Tips Increase your distance between you and vehicles in front of you Driving slower is the key to safe driving in the winter Keep your headlights on to help see other drivers and for them to see you Do not mix driving and alcohol Do not take unnecessary risks in inclement weather, the safest choice is to stay off the roads    click for all the safety tips      "Report drunk drivers, dial 911"     The Sykesville Police Department is now accepting applications for an ANTICIPATED vacancy for a lateral / certified police officer     click for the application    Don’t rush to flush your unused prescription medicine The Sykesville Police Department will be one of many collection sites around the county to accept unused and expired prescription medication. click for more information   Click to find out "Why Community Speed Enforcement?" click for the results of the Speed Survey November 2009      The Sykesville Police Department regrets that due to policy changes at the State level, we are not able to provide finger printing services to the public.  click for more information and list of providers    click for info on New Law Changes for Traffic Tickets:  After January 1, Drivers Must Ask for Trial     click for the Snow Emergency web site   The Sykesville Police Department would like to remind all residents and visitors of the importance of driving slowly and carefully through our town.  Please remember to watch your speed at all times.  The posted speed limit in most of our community is 25 miles per hour.  Remember, Maryland law requires all vehicles come to a complete stop at stop signs.  This is especially important in our residential areas due to the increased vehicular traffic as well as our heavy pedestrian traffic.   Please partner with the Sykesville Police Department; together we can keep our “community safe”. Officers are on duty after the normal business hours and on weekends. Sykesville Police Department 7547 Main Street Sykesville MD  21784 (410) 795-0757 Phone                        (410) 795-8864 Fax   TO CONTACT THE POLICE DEPARTMENT DURING ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE HOURS Administrative Office Hours:  Monday – Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Telephone:  (410) 795-0757 FAX          :  (410) 795-8864 Email Address:  policeadmin@sykesville.net   TO CONTACT THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AFTER ADMINISTRATIVE WORKING HOURS For a POLICE OFFICER to respond at any time, dial (410) 386-3000.  This number will connect you to the Maryland State Police Dispatcher who will send a Sykesville Police Officer or an officer from another agency to your location.   IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY DIAL 911 at any time    Click for information on Michael Blair Award Click for POLICE PRESS RELEASES AND OTHER INFORMATION   Click for WEEKLY POLICE LOGS    Click for INFORMATION ON THE SYKESVILLE AUXILIARY POLICE UNIT The Sykesville Auxiliary Police Unit is seeking dedicated citizens to join our team of volunteers to assist and augment the Town of Sykesville Police Department.  Candidates must be at least 21, possess a Maryland driver’s license with an excellent driving record and have a high school diploma or equivalent and no criminal record.  Finalists will also participate in an interview process. Auxiliary Police Unit members are expected to donate ten hours each month as well as attend the End of Month Sunday evening meeting.  The position will take away some of your free time, but the great feeling of helping people in our Community will be your reward!  Interested adults may obtain an application at the Sykesville Police Department, 7547 Main Street, between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday. For details, call 410-795-0757. The Sykesville Police Department
Pastor “Bud” Brown   Sykesville Auxiliary Unit