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🎀 This October, Hamilton PD proudly wore pink badges for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We stand with those fighting, honor those we’ve lost, and celebrate survivors. 💗
The cuffs are pink, too… but please support the cause without trying them on! 😉
🚧 ROAD CLOSURE UPDATE: Bridge St. will be closed from Route 1A to School St. on Monday, October 26, starting at 7 AM until work is completed.
Please plan accordingly and allow extra time for travel. Thank you for your patience.
🐈 FOUND CAT: A male cat, approximately 14 years old, was found near 280 Asbury St. on 10/13. He is being held at Hamilton-Wenham Veterinary Hospital on Railroad Ave.
Info? Contact Animal Control at 978-468-1212.🐾
🚧 TRAFFIC ALERT: Sidewalk construction on Bridge St. tomorrow (Sat., 10/17) from 7 AM–3 PM. Expect delays and possible detours. Please use caution and follow posted detours. Thank you for your patience!
🎙️ Hamilton Police Chief Edward Guy III recently joined a podcast to discuss officer wellness. Supporting the well-being of those who serve our community is an essential part of public safety.
Watch the conversation here:
youtu.be/hBULdSY4Oiw?is=fiU9…
🐾 FOUND DOG — DO YOU RECOGNIZE ME?
This dog was found on Echo Cove Road in Hamilton, and we’re looking to reunite them with their owner.
If this is your dog or you recognize them, please contact the Hamilton Police Department at 978-468-1212.
🚁A special thank you to the Massachusetts State Police Air Wing for joining us at today’s Public Safety Day with a special flyover!
We appreciate their support and helping make today a memorable event for the Hamilton community!
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Thank you to everyone who came out for Public Safety Day today! A special thank you to the MA State Police, Essex County Sheriff’s Department & NEMLEC for joining us and helping make it such a great day!
More pictures are posted on our Facebook & Instagram! 🚓🚒
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🚨 TODAY IS THE DAY! 🚨
Public Safety Day is happening TODAY from 10AM–2PM at the Public Safety Building! 🚓🚒
FREE admission, vehicles, tours, food, ice cream, a bouncy house & a K9 demonstration!
Come spend the day with us!
🚨 TOMORROW! Public Safety Day is Saturday, Sept. 19, 10AM–2PM at the Public Safety Building! Join Hamilton Police & Fire for a FREE day with vehicles, tours, food, ice cream, a bouncy house & a K9 demonstration! 🐕🚓 We hope to see you there!
🚨 Public Safety Day is just 2 days away! Join Hamilton Police & Fire this Saturday, Sept. 19, 10AM–2PM at the Public Safety Building. FREE admission, vehicles, tours, food, ice cream, a bouncy house & a K9 demonstration! 🐕🚓
🚨 Public Safety Day is ONE WEEK AWAY! Join Hamilton Police & Fire on Sept. 19, 10AM–2PM at the Public Safety Building. FREE admission, vehicle displays, tours, food, ice cream & a K9 demonstration by the Essex County Sheriff’s Department! 🐕🚓
Today, the Hamilton Police & Fire Departments come together to remember and honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11, 2001, including the first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice.
25 years later, we remember
🚨 PUBLIC SAFETY AWARENESS: 7-OH
🚨 7-OH AWARENESS
7-OH is an opioid-related substance being sold in gummies, tablets, drinks & shots.
⚠️ Know the overdose signs:
📞 Call 911
💉 Give Narcan
❤️ Stay until help arrives
📚🚸 BACK-TO-SCHOOL SAFETY!
Drivers, slow down in school zones and at crosswalks. Watch for kids walking, biking & riding scooters. 🚲🛴
🚌 STOP for school buses when the red lights are flashing.
Slow down. Stay alert. Keep our kids safe! 💙
Chief Edward Guy and the Hamilton Police Department congratulate Officer Joseph “Jake” Santarelli on completing Emergence at the Center for Homeland Defense and Security at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA. A well-deserved accomplishment!
The Hamilton Police Department would like to remind residents to lock your vehicles, remove valuables and belongings, and never leave keys or key fobs inside. Please remain alert and report suspicious activity.
Lock it. Remove it. Secure it.
The Hamilton Police Department congratulates Sgt. Stephen Walsh on his retirement after 25 years of service with HPD and 35 years in law enforcement. We thank Sgt. Walsh for his dedication, leadership, and service and wish him all the best in retirement!
