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Major Robert J. Rappoport
| The Special Operations Bureau is commanded by Major Robert J. Rappoport and includes: - Criminal Investigations Unit
- Traffic Unit
- Town Center Unit
- Parking Enforcement
- Photo Enforcement Unit
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| Criminal Investigations Unit | The Criminal Investigations Unit is assigned to investigate any district level cases initiated by Rockville City Police Officers. These cases consist of robberies, aggravated assaults, burglaries, thefts, assaults, sex offenses (other than rape) and missing persons.
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| Traffic Unit | The Traffic Unit is an assignment of uniformed police officers to address specific neighborhood concerns and complaints. The primary concerns addressed by this unit are traffic-related issues.
The Traffic Unit utilizes many strategies to address neighborhood complaints. These include, but are not limited to: |
| Town Center Unit | The Town Center Unit is made up of a sergeant and two officers. This unit is responsible for patrolling Rockville Town Center and Town Square. This unit also maintains a strong liaison relationship with the residents and merchants in both Rockville Town Center and Town Square, responding to their issues and concerns.
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| Parking Enforcement | The parking enforcement personnel assigned to the Town Center Unit are responsible for enforcement of parking regulations throughout the City with a special emphasis on the Town Center area. They are responsible for maintaining and enforcing the parking meters installed throughout the city. The parking meter system is designed to assist in ensuring a consistent level of turnover of vehicles visiting local business establishments while parking in a convenient location.
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| Photo Enforcement Unit | The Rockville City Police Department is responsible for the enforcement of violations detected at 10 red light cameras operated by the City of Rockville. In addition, the Department operates eight fixed pole, four portable and two mobile speed cameras. The ultimate goal of Rockville's traffic safety programs is to save lives and prevent injuries. |
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| 07/18/2011 | |
