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Police Department
Police Dept. LinksChief of Police
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Contact
- General non-emergency: 259-1279 / 625-8200
- For emergencies dial 911
| Thomas E. Harding | Chief of Police | email: police.chief at shutesbury.org |
| Justin Wall | Sergeant | email: j.wall at shutesbury.org |
| Timothy Batchelder | Patrol Officer | email: t.batchelder at shutesbury.org |
| Michael Gelinas | Patrol Officer | email: m.gelinas at shutesbury.org |
| Donald Robinson | Patrol Officer | email: d.robinson at shutesbury.org |
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Announcements
******************* March 19, 2011 ******************
The Shutesbury Police Department is advising residents of
a rash of house breaks
which have recently been occurring in Amherst and
Pelham.
The houses which
were entered were all unlocked. The
breaks in Pelham occurred
on North Valley Rd and Buffam Rd. One took place between 8:30pm and 9:30pm
the
other around 1:30am.
The Shutesbury Police Department is continuing to remind
residents to lock their
homes and vehicles.
Remove valuable items such as computers, GPS devices,
and music players
from your vehicle overnight.
The simple act of leaving outside lights on or installing
motion activated exterior lighting
can be an inexpensive and effective
deterrent. If you will be away from your
home for
an extended period of time you may submit a "Residence
Check" form, available on this
web site, or requests can also be made
directly to the officer on duty or through our
dispatch center.
Please contact our 24-hour dispatch center at
413-625-8200 IMMEDIATELY if you
witness any suspicious vehicles, people, or
activity in your neighborhood.
If the situation is an emergency please call
911.
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Vision Statement
"The Shutesbury Police Department hopes to empower the residents with feelings of confidence and security through PREVENTION and EDUCATION, ultimately enhancing communication and understanding between the community and their Police officers."
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