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Law Enforcement Agencies in Chenango County, New York

8 agenciesFBI UCR list

The FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting program lists 8 law enforcement agencies in Chenango County, New York: the county sheriff's office and 7 city or town police departments.

Sheriff's Office and County Police in Chenango County

  • Chenango County Sheriff's OfficeCounty sheriff or police · ORI NY0080000

City and Town Police Departments in Chenango County

  • Afton Village Police DepartmentCity or town police · ORI NY0082000
  • Bainbridge Village Police DepartmentCity or town police · ORI NY0082100
  • Greene Village Police DepartmentCity or town police · ORI NY0082200
  • New Berlin Town Police DepartmentCity or town police · ORI NY0082800
  • Norwich Police DepartmentCity or town police · ORI NY0082400 · NIBRS since 2021
  • Oxford Village Police DepartmentCity or town police · ORI NY0082500
  • Sherburne Village Police DepartmentCity or town police · ORI NY0082700

Where People Arrested in Chenango County Are Held

In most U.S. counties, adults arrested by city police, the sheriff or state troopers are booked into the county jail first. Some larger cities run their own holding jail, so if a person is not on the county roster, call the arresting department.

Law Enforcement in Other New York Counties

Agency names, types and ORI codes come from the FBI Crime Data Explorer agency list, retrieved November 2026. NIBRS dates show when an agency began reporting incident-level crime data to the FBI.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many police departments are in Chenango County?
The FBI lists 8 law enforcement agencies in Chenango County, including 7 city or town police departments. The full list is on this page.
Who runs the jail in Chenango County?
In most counties the sheriff runs the county jail. In Chenango County that is the Chenango County Sheriff's Office. See Chenango County Recent Arrests (NY State Police) on this site for the jail's roster or contact details.
What is an ORI number?
An ORI is the nine-character identifier the FBI assigns to each law enforcement agency for crime reporting, for example NY0082800. It is useful when you request records or read crime statistics.