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Harrisville, N.H. Police Department The Harrisville Police Department serves the citizens of the beautiful town of Harrisville, New Hampshire. The Harrisville, N.H.

Police Department is here to connect with the community. The Harrisville Police Department investigates and works proactively to protect the Town of Harrisville and its citizens, while striving to build relationships within the community. The opinions expressed by visitors to the page(s) do not reflect the opinions of the department. HPD reserves the right to remove obscenities, off-topic comments and personal attacks.

09/30/2026

Cherry Hill Road closed just below Sunfish Lane. Tree down on wire, across the roadway.

UPDATE: Roadway back open.

09/18/2026

NEWS RELEASE: ASSAULT SUSPECT ARRESTED IN KEENE

KEENE, N.H. – Patrick Allen Boyer, the subject of a multi-agency search, was arrested on multiple charges in Keene.

At approximately 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026, State Police received a report of an assault committed by Patrick Allen Boyer, 39, of Nelson. Troopers assigned to the Troop C barracks began their investigation.

As a result of the investigation, at approximately 6:45 p.m., a felony arrest warrant was issued for Boyer, along with a be-on-the-lookout advisory for local departments.

At approximately 11:45 a.m., Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, it was reported that Boyer was in the area of Route 10 in Swanzey. Law enforcement units responded and began searching the area. Shortly after, Boyer and his vehicle were observed by members of the Keene Police Department. At around 12:45 p.m., a pursuit was initiated by members of the Cheshire County Sheriff’s Office and the Harrisville Police Department. The pursuit was ultimately terminated on Route 9 in Stoddard due to concerns for public safety.

Troopers and area law enforcement responded and began a search of the area. Boyer was located in his vehicle in a wooded area off Richer Road in Stoddard. Upon seeing the Troopers, Boyer fled across Route 9 into the nearby wooded area. An exhaustive search followed, complicated by nightfall and inclement weather moving through the region.

As the search was ongoing, emergency alerts, road closures, and available updates were utilized to inform the community and to ensure the safety of those in the area.

The search continued through the overnight hours into the morning. At around 6:45 a.m., Troopers received a tip about Boyer’s whereabouts. While responding to the area, it was reported that he had stolen a vehicle in Stoddard.

Shortly after, Boyer was observed driving in the stolen vehicle in Nelson. After he refused to stop for members of the Marlborough Police Department, a pursuit ensued. Multiple agencies responded and were able to successfully deploy a tire deflation device on Route 9 in Keene. Boyer then drove his vehicle off the road and into the woods, where he fled on foot.

Boyer continued to the area of Concord Road, where he was able to steal another vehicle. Later, law enforcement received another tip, indicating that Boyer was in the area of Wi******er Street in Keene. With the assistance of the State Police helicopter, Boyer’s vehicle was located, abandoned in a plaza off Wi******er Street. Troopers spotted Boyer and engaged in a foot pursuit, assisted by the State Police helicopter.

Boyer was arrested by Troopers on multiple charges, including the original felony warrant and additional charges related to the vehicle pursuits and stolen vehicles. As the investigation continues, further charges will be forthcoming. Boyer is being held pending his arraignment in the 8th Circuit Court – Keene, scheduled for Monday, Sept. 21, 2026.

Troopers were assisted by members of the Cheshire County Sheriff’s Office, the Marlborough Police Department, the Harrisville Police Department, the Keene Police Department, the Stoddard Fire & Rescue, the New Hampshire Department of Transportation, and Cheshire County EMS.

Anyone who may have any information to assist the ongoing investigation is asked to contact NH State Police Dispatch at (603) 358-3333.

09/08/2026

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Heading to the beach or exploring the area this week? Please keep these crucial tips from a wildlife professional in min...
09/02/2026

Heading to the beach or exploring the area this week? Please keep these crucial tips from a wildlife professional in mind to protect our local animals, especially our turtles:

• Feeding wildlife can put them at risk.
• When turtles associate humans with food, they begin to lose their natural fear of people and can start exhibiting behaviors that can lead to conflicts, like approaching swimmers and boaters.
• Human food is also not healthy for wildlife. These turtles have plenty of natural food to eat, and wild food is what's best for them!

08/13/2026

Please join us in honoring the life and service of Lt. Earl Nelson of New Hampshire Police Standards and Training.

Active and retired law enforcement officers are invited to participate in the Law Enforcement Walk-Through on Thursday, August 20th. Please arrive no later than 1545 hours. Uniform of the day or civilian attire with badge displayed.

📍 Monadnock Covenant Church
90 Base Hill Rd, Keene, NH
🕓 Walk-Through begins at 1600 hours
Calling hours: 1600–2000 hours

We invite the law enforcement community to come together to honor Lt. Nelson and recognize his years of dedicated service.

Calling all vacationing, seasonal, and part-time Harrisville residents! 🏔️🏠As you begin planning your transition away fr...
08/11/2026

Calling all vacationing, seasonal, and part-time Harrisville residents! 🏔️🏠As you begin planning your transition away from Harrisville for the upcoming season, the Harrisville Police Department wants to make sure your property stays secure while you are gone.

Whether you are a resident away for a few months, or until next summer, we have the watch! Our Vacant House Check service is available for long-term seasonal absences, as well as shorter periods of time away. You can customize your security level to choose whether our officers perform routine drive-by checks or physically step out to walk the exterior perimeter of your home. How to set up your long-term watch:

1. Download the form: Get your copy directly from the Harrisville Town Website Document Linkhttps://harrisvillenh.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Request-for-Vacant-House-Check.v2026.pdf

2. Key details to include: Be sure to list long-term details like your winter contact info, active security cameras, timers, and any local keyholders or caretakers authorized to be on your property.

3. Submit it your way: Email it to [email protected], fax it to 603-827-2921, mail it or drop it off to 167 Main Street (P.O. Box 227), Harrisville, NH 03450.

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08/05/2026

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167 Main Street, PO BOX 227
Harrisville, NH
03450

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