Suggestions for Law Enforcement and Public Safety near Turtle Bay, New York

Tes C. • February 8, 2012We didn't start the fire, it wad always burning since the worlds been turning

Sam L. • April 10, 2013Show them you checked-in on foursquare, get a free meal and night

Lawrence K. • July 22, 2020This is not exactly a great time to visit because of he Pandemic, but with thiese heat waves on now, I am sure they would appreciate it if you dropped off some small bottled water packages.

Landmarks Preservation Commission • July 19, 2013Landmarked in 1990, the 1897 Italian Renaissance style building by Hoppin & Koen, architects of the NYPD’s original HQ, was NYC’s 1st to use pneumatic tires, and battled many perilous midtown blazes.

Max K. • October 9, 2010Ring the buzzer and you will Need let in....but don't ask stupid questions!

Lawrence K. • June 19, 2015Great Community Insitution, Friendly to visitors. You can order gear at their website.

Hilary G. • September 17, 2013Check out this historic photo of the 19th Precinct!

Richard L. • May 1, 2012Designed by R. Thomas Short and constructed in 1903. This was part of a wave of municipal construction in Hunters Point after the consolidation of the five boroughs in 1898.

Landmarks Preservation Commission • July 19, 2013The c. 1906 Beaux-Arts building was one of the first designed in-house by the FDNY and named a landmark in 1986. It fought some of NYC’s most notable fires between 1940 and the 1980s.

Bryce P. • September 14, 2011You can pick up a T-Shirt from the house for $20. It is authentic & goes to support the house. Very nice guys! Keep in mind they are keeping us safe & respect their space.

Angel S. • January 20, 2012Hurry up and wait... Friendly paa's

The New Yorker • August 13, 2010These police officers deal with bomb threats and mysterious packages, and win Tony Awards in their spare time.