Cambridge Police Department Youth Resource Officers (YRO) are biking their beat while school is out. When they are not at youth centers across the city, you can find our officers patrolling on two wheels. YRO J.J. Jones says many officers like the option of more mobility while on duty. “One of the beautiful things about being on the bikes is that we actually get to be out of the cruiser, connecting with people, and really get a feel for the quality-of-life issues that are going on in the neighborhoods,” explained Jones.
Officers bike through the City’s squares and parks, where you can find them stopping and engaging the public to learn more about what is going on in the community. Officers on bicycles are highly mobile, more visible, and more approachable. Our officers also use bicycles to promote roadway safety for all modes of transportation.
YRO Pamela Morris says it’s also a win-win for them because they are getting exercise and enjoying the summer weather. “Never anything wrong with a little vitamin D while on shift. I appreciate it.” Please stop our officers on bicycles and introduce yourself. “We are all friendly and love to meet new people,” said Jones.
netive team from the alarm company these Cambridge youth resource officers you guys want to go up to the fields up top are biking their beat while school is out Hi how are you many of our officers like the option of more Mobility while on patrol one of the beautiful things about being on the bikes is that we actually get to be out of the cruiser connecting with people and really get a feel for the quality of life issues that are going on in these neighborhoods from Parks to squares stop at places like this we’ll just sit down and we’ll talk to families and see kind of what going on in the community the officers enjoy the exposure never anything wrong with a little vitamin D while on shifts I appreciate it all right who’s the slowest Rider to be officer Pico in Cambridge this is a beautiful day Robert goulston for the Cambridge Police Department