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New York City Metropolitan Area

Upper East Side

New York

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The 's newest crime fighting initiative is now available on your iPhone or Android smart phone. Mayor John Callahan announced on Friday that the department will begin using MyPD, a free mobile device application designed to improve communication between police and the public. MyPD allows users to check the latest news, view social media postings, get directions, find department contacts, submit feedback, questions and crime tips and participate in department surveys. The app is not for emergency situations and will not replace services like 911. MyPD is available on iPhone and Android platforms. "Bethlehem has always been dedicated to community policing and the MyPD app brings that approach to a mobile device," Callahan said. "Users will be able to better communicate with police and the app will make sure the message gets to the correct officer. Bethlehem Police Chief Jason Schiffer emphasized the flexibility and user-friendliness of MyPD. "It is important to have a police app that allows users to do a variety of things," he said. "Our goal is to increase the flow of information, allowing users to easily send messages and questions and allowing police to provide users with our latest news, updates and services." MyPD is developed by Massachusetts-based WiredBlue. More than 30 police departments in 13 states use the app. Bethlehem Police is among the first departments in Pennsylvania to use MyP

The ’s newest crime fighting initiative is now available on your iPhone or Android smart phone. Mayor John Callahan announced on Friday that the department will begin using MyPD, a free mobile device application designed to improve communication between police and the public. MyPD allows users to check the latest news, view social media postings, get directions, find department contacts, submit feedback, questions and crime tips and participate in department surveys.

The app is not for emergency situations and will not replace services like 911. MyPD is available on iPhone and Android platforms. “Bethlehem has always been dedicated to community policing and the MyPD app brings that approach to a mobile device,” Callahan said. “Users will be able to better communicate with police and the app will make sure the message gets to the correct officer.

Bethlehem Police Chief Jason Schiffer emphasized the flexibility and user-friendliness of MyPD. “It is important to have a police app that allows users to do a variety of things,” he said. “Our goal is to increase the flow of information, allowing users to easily send messages and questions and allowing police to provide users with our latest news, updates and services.”

MyPD is developed by Massachusetts-based WiredBlue. More than 30 police departments in 13 states use the app. Bethlehem Police is among the first departments in Pennsylvania to use MyP

Northampton County

PA Patch Team

Philadelphia Metropolitan Area

Bethlehem

Pennsylvania

New application will not replace 911, but will allow users to get news, answer police surveys and submit feedback and crime tips.