Emergency Service Unit

In the Emergency Service Unit ( other names: Emergency Services Squad ( ESS) and Emergency Service Detail) is an emergency unit of some police forces in the United States, especially on the east coast of the United States. It is required in road accidents, building collapses, hostage-taking and similar situations in which special equipment and / or special expertise are in demand. The ESU includes numerous departments such as a service dog team (Canine Unit), police divers, emergency medical teams, explosives experts, technical assistance (Specialized Equipment Rescue) and a field training.

Tasks

While the Canine Unit ( K9 Unit) with service dogs in the search for missing persons, fugitive offenders or hidden drugs offers support, provides the tactical part of the ESU, the counterpart to the SWAT units of other states dar. In this unit also find because the best-trained officers of the New York City Police Department.

Organizations

The largest ( 500 employees) ESU is at the New York Police Department ( NYPD ). The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department has been around since 1983 Emergency Services Unit. More ESU Los Angeles County Sheriff ESD, Yonkers Police ESU, Fairfield, NJ Police ESU, Burlington, NJ Police, Union County, NJ Police ESU, Kaufman County ESU, Larimer County Sheriff ESU, Hopewell Township ESU, Austin - Travis Co. EMS ESU, Edison EMS Emergency Services Unit, New Hampshire Health Emergency Services Unit and the Los Angeles County Sheriff ESD.

  • Police Special Forces
  • Organization of the police (United States)
  • Organization ( New York City )
  • Education in New York City
New York City Police Department Emergency Service Unit
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