MELROSE — The Melrose Police Department is pleased to share that Chief Michael L. Lyle enjoyed a fun, family-style dinner with a family who won a “Pizza with the Chief” raffle at a community event.
Lowell Police Department Invites Community to Youth Outreach Event
LOWELL — Superintendent Raymond Kelly Richardson would like to invite the community to a day of fun for city families as the Lowell Police Department hosts a youth outreach event featuring video games, pizza, shaved ice, carnival games and more.
Taunton Police Partner With Local Businesses to Serve Lemonade to Bristol-Plymouth Regional Vocational High School Students On Last Day of School
TAUNTON — Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical School Superintendent-Director Dr. Alexandre Magalhaes and Taunton Police Chief Edward J. Walsh are pleased to announce that students received a special treat this week courtesy local businesses.
Navigating the Opioid Epidemic in the Time of COVID-19
PLYMOUTH — Andie Brennan was 36 years old when she first started using heroin. Recently divorced and “lacking structure” in her life, she would experience several ups and downs over the next eight years, although at times there were far more down moments than she wanted to admit. It wasn’t long after she started using when she had her first overdose.
Fairfield Police Department Presents Detective Michael Clark with Distinguished Service Medal
FAIRFIELD — Chief Christopher Lyddy is pleased to announce that the Fairfield Police Department recently presented Detective Michael Clark with the department’s Distinguished Service Medal.
Middleborough Residents Encouraged to Participate in Upcoming Citizens Police Academy
Chief Joseph Perkins is pleased to announce that the Middleborough Police Department will be holding a Citizens Police Academy starting early next year and residents can sign up now to participate.
Randolph Police Donates Refurbished Trailer to High School Blue Devils Marching Band
Chief William Pace is pleased to announce that the Randolph Police Department recently donated a refurbished police equipment transport trailer to the Randolph High School Blue Devils Marching Band.
Reading Police Department to Reward Kids with Summer Helmet Initiative
Deputy Chief David Clark is pleased to announce that the Reading Police Department will once again be running its summer helmet voucher program, where officers who spot kids riding their bikes, scooters or rollerblades in town while wearing a helmet will reward them with coupons for free pizza and ice cream.
Signup Now Open for Holbrook Police 2019 Junior Police Academy
Chief William Smith is pleased to announce that signups have begun for the Holbrook Police Department’s 2019 Junior Police Academy.
Methuen Police Department Among Winners of Nationwide Community Policing Photo Contest
The Methuen Police Department was among the winners of a nationwide photo contest hosted by Concerns of Police Survivors (COPS)