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❄️ It is almost that time of the year....❄️ Please start planning for the Winter Parking Ban that begins November 1st
10/13/2026

❄️ It is almost that time of the year....

❄️ Please start planning for the Winter Parking Ban that begins November 1st

We decided to jump in on the River Fire Scarecrow action like so many local businesses. Meet our newest officer 🎃
10/12/2026

We decided to jump in on the River Fire Scarecrow action like so many local businesses. Meet our newest officer 🎃

We are extremely fortunate to have outstanding dispatchers and were proud to recognize one of them for superb work at la...
10/05/2026

We are extremely fortunate to have outstanding dispatchers and were proud to recognize one of them for superb work at last week's Police Commission Meeting!

At the Police Commission meeting held on Thursday, October 1st, Dispatcher Crystal Wallace was presented with a Commendation Letter for her calm and quick response during an incident that occurred the week prior. Dispatcher Wallace acted quickly when she recognized that officers were in trouble when interacting with a subject they were trying to take in to custody. Dispatcher Wallace heard transmissions on the radio that alerted her that something may be wrong and that the officers needed help. Dispatcher Wallace immediately and appropriately coordinated additional officers to respond, which ensured a safe outcome for the officers involved.

Great work Crystal! ⭐

In the photo from left to right: Deputy Chief Nathan Roy, Lt Bill Daisey, Police Commissioner Lisa Arguin, Police Commissioner Paul Grenier, Dispatcher Crystal Wallace, Police Commissioner Diana Berthiaume, and Police Chief Jeff Lemoine.

We are so fortunate to live in such a beautiful location and honored to serve the residents of this great area.
10/01/2026

We are so fortunate to live in such a beautiful location and honored to serve the residents of this great area.

UPDATE- Pup and owner have been reunited. Does anyone recognize this pup found loose on First Ave? If you do, please gi...
09/20/2026

UPDATE- Pup and owner have been reunited.

Does anyone recognize this pup found loose on First Ave? If you do, please give us a call at 603-752-3131 so we can return it to the owner. 🐶

💙THANK YOU SPONSORS and DONORS!!!!💙THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS!!!!💙THANK YOU PARTICIPANTS!!!!💙THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO MADE TH...
09/16/2026

💙THANK YOU SPONSORS and DONORS!!!!
💙THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS!!!!
💙THANK YOU PARTICIPANTS!!!!
💙THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO MADE THIS EVENT SUCCESSFULL!!!!

We would like to sincerely thank all of our sponsors, volunteers, and racers who made the 2026 Call to Duty Memorial 5K/10K a successful event.

Additional thanks go out to Shannon Wydra (Gorham Middle High School STEM Teacher) for making the trophies, the Gorham Fire Dept/EMS for doing traffic control and standing by in case any of our participants had medical needs, Gorham Police Dept and Coos County Sheriff Dept for assuring safety of our runners along the course, Natalie Styles and Ron Goyette for singing the National Anthem, Town of Gorham Rec Dept for use of the shuttles, and the Gorham High National Honor Society for staffing a water station. Our apologies if we missed anyone - we appreciate all of you!

This event raises funds that allow us to provide scholarships to area students pursuing a career in Law Enforcement. Since its inception in 2001, the Call to Duty Memorial Scholarship has been able to provide $28,250 to area students to pursue their careers, and we couldn't do it without all of the help we get from the community and participants. THANK YOU! 💙

09/15/2026

Press release per the Coos County Sheriff Office:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Coos County Sheriff’s Office Warns Public of Deputy Impersonation Scam
The Coos County Sheriff’s Office, along with other area law enforcement agencies, has recently become aware of a scam in which individuals are falsely representing themselves as Coos County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
In these incidents, the caller claims to be a law enforcement officer and tells the victim that they have missed a court date, failed to pay a fine, or have some other outstanding legal matter. The scammer then demands that the victim send or wire money in order to avoid arrest or additional legal proceedings.
The Coos County Sheriff’s Office reminds the public that legitimate law enforcement officers will not demand payment over the phone or require individuals to wire money, purchase gift cards, or use other unconventional payment methods to avoid arrest.
Residents should be particularly cautious if a caller:
Claims to be a deputy or other law enforcement officer and demands immediate payment.
Threatens arrest if money is not sent immediately.
Requests payment by wire transfer, gift card, cryptocurrency, or other unusual methods.
Refuses to allow the caller to verify their identity or contact the agency directly.
Uses a caller ID or other information that appears to identify a legitimate law enforcement agency.
Scammers may use real names of law enforcement personnel, badge numbers, agency information, or other publicly available details to make their claims appear legitimate. Do not rely solely on caller ID or information provided by the caller to verify their identity.
If you receive a suspicious call claiming to be from the Coos County Sheriff’s Office, do not provide personal or financial information and do not send money. Instead, hang up and contact the Sheriff’s Office directly using a verified telephone number to determine whether the call was legitimate.
Anyone who believes they have been the victim of this type of scam is encouraged to report the incident to their local law enforcement agency and the appropriate financial institution if money or financial information was provided.
The Coos County Sheriff’s Office encourages residents to share this information with family members, friends, and others who may be targeted by these scams.
Remember: If someone is demanding immediate payment and threatening you with arrest, stop and verify the information before taking any action.

On Friday, 9/14/26 we conducted a Sobriety Checkpoint where we handed the operator of every vehicle we interacted with a...
09/14/2026

On Friday, 9/14/26 we conducted a Sobriety Checkpoint where we handed the operator of every vehicle we interacted with a satisfaction survey. We are happy to report that the results are very positive.

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