The Town of Juno Beach, Florida has a population of 3,287. The mayor as of 2018 is Jason Haselkorn. His phone number is 561-626-1122 and his email address is jhaselkorn@Juno-Beach.fl.us. The town can be found in Palm Beach County.
The crime index of Juno Beach, as reported by a 2016 statistic, was 120.3.
The overall crime rate in Juno Beach is 19% lower than the national average.
For every 100,000 people, there are 6.28 daily crimes that occur in Juno Beach.
Juno Beach is safer than 57% of the cities in the United States.
In Juno Beach you have a 1 in 44 chance of becoming a victim of any crime.
The number of total year over year crimes in Juno Beach has decreased by 19%.
The Juno Beach Police Department is staffed by 16 full-time law enforcement personnel, two civilian personnel and one volunteer. The Police Department operates under a community policing concept; fostering a partnership with town residents through crime prevention programs (Crime Watch Program, National Night-Out Program and National Drug Take Back Program) and community awareness sessions.
The Juno Beach Police Department, in addition to vehicular patrol, also utilizes bicycles and ATV’s to patrol the Town and its beach. This gives officers the opportunity to get up close and interact with residents, keeping in line with the community policing concept. This community oriented approach has created a hometown atmosphere and has fostered good-will towards the Police Department within the community. Residents often know their police officers who actively patrol the community. Departmental goals stress the highest ethical standards of behavior, respect for all persons regardless of their status, providing professional service, pursuit of excellence and use of innovation to improve effective problem solving.
The Patrol Division is the most visible and recognizable unit of the Police Department, operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Patrol officers are first responders who provide proactive police patrols, enforce statutes and ordinances, traffic laws, report offenses and offer crime prevention tips and education to the community. In short, Patrol performs initial investigations into offenses and prevents and deters crimes through their presence.
In order to effectively provide coverage throughout the Town, the Patrol Division utilizes four shifts that work in 12-hour rotations with both day and night shift coverage.
The community policing unit remains dedicated to addressing concerns and quality of life issues by establishing and maintaining relationships in the community and installing proactive programs. We strive to build a positive relationship and environment in the community in order to reach these goals.
The Detective Bureau conducts follow-up investigation on all major crimes reported in the Town. The personnel within the Bureau receive training above and beyond that of a normal patrol officer. This training increases their proficiency in developing leads, interrogating suspects, conducting interviews of witnesses and victims, recovering stolen property, and bringing cases to completion. Bureau personnel collaborate, develop and utilize evidence obtained from crime scenes to identify suspects and to construct a case. This case is then presented to the State Attorney’s Office for prosecution of those involved in the crime.