Police districts

District One

Captain James Rogers

Substation

1575 Main Street NE
(321) 952-3462
rogerj@palmbayflorida.org
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District 1 is the geographic area of the City that is everything east of I-95 and north of Malabar Road. It is a “landlocked” district, providing little opportunity for expansion. District 1 is currently measured at 15.5 square miles. It has an estimated population of 27,351 residents. District 1 has most of the commercial and multi-family housing units within the city, resulting in a small land area and a dense population.

In 2010, the district saw reductions in the number of residential and commercial burglaries. All other index crimes within the district saw slight increases in the number of incidents reported.  District officers and detectives continue to work within the community to both educate the citizens in crime prevention and proactive safety in order to reduce the number  of crimes occurring.

District Two

Captain John Resh

Police Headquarters

130 Malabar Road SE

(321) 952-3486
reshj@pbfl.org
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District 2 consists of our Patrol Zones 6 & 7, which is the area west of I-95 and north of Malabar Road and also includes Zone 9, which is an area south of Malabar Road and west of DeGroodt Road. District 2 is currently 29.6 square miles of Palm Bay’s total land mass area of just under 100 square miles. 

The most significant crime problems facing this area are daytime residential burglaries and secondly, night time vehicle burglaries.

In 2010, District 2 citizens reported a total of 245 residential and commercial burglaries which is approximately 10% more than what was reported in 2009, while the number of thefts, including vehicle burglaries, was steady at 284 incidents reported. The number of robberies reported in District 2 is down approximately 6% from the prior year.

District Three

Captain Leon Terkoski

Police Headquarters

130 Malabar Road SE

(321) 952-3463
terkol@pbfl.org
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District 3 is the area west of I-95 to Minton Road and south to Bombardier, south of Malabar Road to the south city limits. Over the past couple of years, the City of Palm Bay has annexed a significant land area south of the old city limits and east of Micco Road. District 3 encompasses approximately 52.9 square miles of the City's near 100 square miles.

In 2010, District 3 residents reported 245 residential and commercial burglaries.  This number is slightly higher than the prior year, showing an increase of approximately 5% in this type of crime.  Reported thefts were slightly down from the prior year with 302 incidents reported compared to 307 in 2009.  Assault and Battery was the highest crime reported with 357 incidents  in 2010 compared to 313 in 2009, an increase of approximately 14%.  Economic conditions and domestic situations could be the contributing factor to the increase in reported incidents.

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