Village of Barker Police Department
The Village of Barker Police Department is located
on East Avenue next to the former Barker Brewing building. The Village Police Department is a part time department, therefore if you need assistance when an officer is not on-duty, please refer to the following information. You may call and leave a message anytime at:
716-795-3207 For emergencies dial 911, if immediate assistance is needed and it's not an emergency call the Niagara County Sheriff's Department NON-emergency phone number at: 716-438-3393. If an officer is on duty they will be dispatched by the Niagara County Sheriff's Department. |
Front: Ofc. Wiebert
Back L to R: Ofc. Dowd, Ofc. Januchowski, Sgt. Beakman, Chief Braughler |
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Contact:
Chief Timothy Braughler Mailing Address: Physical Address: 8708 Main St. 1697 East Avenue PO Box 298 Barker, NY 14012 Barker, NY 14012 Phone: 716-795-3207 Fax: 716-795-3478 Email: BarkerPoliceDepartment@gmail.com Congratulations Sgt. Beakman!
At the October board meeting, the Barker Police Department officially swore in the newest member, Paul Beakman as Sergeant. We are proud to have him as part of our Police force, please join us in welcoming Sgt. Beakman!
POLICE BLOTTER
On April 14th, 2018, subsequent to a month long drug trafficking investigation, Barker Police executed a no-knock search warrant resulting in the arrests of Victoria A. Burkett of Newfane, NY and David J Pelczynski of Barker, NY. Both are facing multiple charges including Felony Criminal Sale of Marihuana, Conspiracy, Criminal Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Unlawful Possession of Marihuana.
Above: Victoria A Burkett
Below: David J Pelczynski 
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K9 "Warrant": The Barker Barker
K9 "Warrant" is Barker's first canine. Warrant was bred from a long line of Police Canines, including his mother "Persia", who is a certified Narcotic Detection K9 at Phillips Command Dogs. Warrant is a Czech Shepherd and is 6 years old.
K9 "Warrant" began his training when he was only a few months old. "Warrant" has been certified in Narcotics detection through the American Working Dog Association since about the age of one year old. Warrant continues to train and certify with O'Mally's K9 Services. Please note: K9 "Warrant" is a working dog. When you see him, please do not attempt to pet him. Police Reports
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