CONCORD — Police Chief Joseph O’Connor and Fire Chief Tom Judge would like to share important reminders and safety tips as residents prepare to celebrate Independence Day this weekend.
*Media Advisory* In Honor of National Nurses Week, Concord Police and Fire Departments to Show Appreciation for Emerson Hospital Staff
CONCORD — Police Chief Joseph O’Connor is pleased to announce that the Concord Police and Fire Departments will be joined by neighboring public safety agencies when they pay a special visit to Emerson Hospital tomorrow to show their support for healthcare providers during National Nurses Week.
Town of Concord Closely Monitoring Nursing Home Facility with Elevated Number of COVID-19 Cases
CONCORD – The Town of Concord, in an effort to keep its citizens informed about the impacts of COVID-19 in the community, is aware of an anticipated rise in positive cases reported by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
Concord Police Department Warns Residents of Recent Reports of ‘Sextortion’ Phishing Scam
CONCORD — Chief Joseph O’Connor and the Concord Police Department would like to warn residents of recently reported “sextortion” phishing scams and remind residents of important safety tips regarding scams.
Concord Police Department Welcomes New Patrol Officer
CONCORD — Chief Joseph O’Connor announces the hiring of a new police officer for the Concord Police Department.
Concord Police Department Arrests Two Men Following Break-In at Local Business
CONCORD – Chief Joseph O’Connor reports that the Concord Police Department has arrested two brothers following a recent break-in to a local business.
*Joint Release* Accidental Chimney Fire Deemed Cause of 4-Alarm House Fire in Concord
Police Chief Joseph O’Connor, Fire Chief Thomas M. Judge and State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey report that the cause of the 4-alarm fire at 240 Fairhaven Hill Road on Friday, Dec. 27 was an accidental chimney fire.
Three Concord Police Officers Sworn In After Completing Police Academy Training
Chief Joseph O’Connor is pleased to announce that three members of the Concord Police Department completed their academy training earlier this week and were sworn in yesterday.
Concord Police Participate in ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ Campaign
Chief Joseph O’Connor announces that the Concord Police Department will be increasing the number of patrols on local roads as part of the national “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign.
Concord Police and Fire Departments Respond to Tier 1 Hazmat Incident Inside Home
Police Chief Joseph O’Connor and Fire Chief Thomas Judge report that the Concord Police and Fire Departments responded to a Tier 1 hazardous materials incident at a home on Old Bedford Road Tuesday night, July 9.