IPSWICH — Lt. Jonathan Hubbard reports that the Ipswich Police Department responded to a motorcycle crash early this morning in which one individual was seriously injured.
Town of Ipswich Purchases Electric Vehicle, Continuing Green Energy Initiatives
IPSWICH — Town Manager Anthony Marino and Police Chief Paul Nikas report that the Town of Ipswich has purchased a new electric police vehicle, the latest effort to increase the use of green energy in town and to decrease municipal government’s overall carbon footprint.
Ipswich Police Warn Residents about Scams Involving Tax Returns
IPSWICH — With tax season now underway, Chief Paul Nikas and the Ipswich Police Department would like to advise the community to be careful with personal and financial information when filing, in order to avoid falling victim to common scams.
Ipswich Police Department Announces Peabody Street Closure
IPSWICH — Police Chief Paul A. Nikas and the Ipswich Police Department announce that Peabody Street will be closed to through traffic starting next week.
Ipswich Police and Fire Departments Share Safety Tips Ahead of Expected Winter Storm
IPSWICH — Police Chief Paul A. Nikas and Fire Chief Andy Theriault recommend that residents take the necessary safety precautions to prepare themselves for hazardous weather as temperatures continue to drop and the region prepares for the first potential major winter storm of the season.
Ipswich Police Respond to Boating Incident Resulting in Serious Injury
IPSWICH — Police Chief and Harbormaster Paul A. Nikas reports that Ipswich Police responded to a serious boating crash in which a 19-year-old Ipswich man sustained serious, life-threatening injuries.
Ipswich Police Suspend Search for Possible Missing Kayaker
IPSWICH — Police Chief and Harbormaster Paul A. Nikas reports that the Ipswich Police Department was searching for a possible missing kayaker throughout the day, but has now suspended the search.
Town of Ipswich Issues Statement Condemning Actions of Minneapolis Police that Resulted in the Death of George Floyd
IPSWICH — Town Manager Anthony Marino and Police Chief Paul Nikas representing the leadership team of the Town of Ipswich wish to relay to the community that they strongly denounce the actions of Minneapolis Police Officers which resulted in the death of George Floyd last week.
*JOINT RELEASE* Ipswich Police and Fire Departments Respond to Fire on Eagle Hill Road
Police Chief Paul Nikas and Fire Chief Andy Theriault report that the Ipswich Fire Department battled a fire on Eagle Hill Road in town this evening.
Ipswich Police Respond after DPW Truck becomes Trapped in Phone Lines
IPSWICH — Chief Paul Nikas reports that the Ipswich Police Department is actively responding to a public works vehicle which became trapped in phone lines Monday morning.