NYPD 84th Precinct (New York City, New York)

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The 84th Precinct is situated in the northwestern section of Brooklyn. It is a diverse Precinct with many ethnic and economic strata living and working in close proximity. It is comprised of four distinct residential districts and a varied business community. The Residential areas are : Brooklyn Heights, Boerum Hill, Vinegar Hill and the Farragut Residences.

The Downtown Brooklyn Business district encompasses the Fulton St. Mall, Atlantic Ave., Antique & Middle Eastern strip, Court Street's Lawyers Row, Montague St. restaurants and upscale shops, MetroTech's financial and utility district, as well as the commercial factories and artists lofts of mixed use, Vinegar Hill. The 84 Precinct is the seat of local Government as well. The Brooklyn Borough Hall, the Municipal Bldg., the Brooklyn House of Detention, NYC Fire Dept. H.Q., the Board of Ed H.Q., Transit Authority H.Q., NYPD "911" Bldg., and the Transit Museum are all within its confines.

The 84th Precinct also plays host to the Court system. The Federal, State Supreme, Criminal, Civil, Bankruptcy and Family Court are within its boundaries.Additionally, each day a prime conduit for thousands of people commuting to and from Manhattan via the major arterial highways, subway and local roadways is through the 84th Precinct. The focal point of the surface commute is the East River bridges: The Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan Bridge. The 84th Precinct is an exciting composite of all the elements noted above. It is a wonderful community to serve. At one time, many years ago, it was also Central Booking for the borough of Brooklyn.

301 Gold Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11201
(718) 875-6811

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Coordinates:   40°41'43"N   73°58'58"W

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  • To the families of Slain Officers; Rafael Ramos, Wenjian Liu and the Men and Women of the New York Police Department.....I offer to all of you my sincere condolences for your loss....Being a retired Marine and Law Enforcement Officer... I know the pain and grief that losing officers in the line of duty can be as I've been there too many times, but sustained your purpose, focus on profound professionalism and call to duty as you carry on your traditions as the finest police department in the world-"you are the best there is in a City so large and encompassing so many people, but you do it well"....God speed!!! Victor Ditchkoff, Alma, Georgia.
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