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Pittsfield Police Department - Maine Chief of Police - Bernard Brunette

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As always dial 911 for emergencies, dial 207 474 6386 to speak to an on duty dispatcher for all other calls for service

We will be a part of this event again this year!! Please share with as many friends as possible and help us meet or exc...
10/16/2026

We will be a part of this event again this year!! Please share with as many friends as possible and help us meet or exceed the goal of 15,000 diapers!

The Pittsfield Police Department is seeking to identify the identity of this individual. If you have any information pl...
10/16/2026

The Pittsfield Police Department is seeking to identify the identity of this individual. If you have any information please call 207-474-6386 and ask for Corporal Brett Lowell, or you can email Corporal Lowell at [email protected]

The Pittsfield Police Department is seeking assistance in identifying these two individuals in the photographs. If you ...
10/13/2026

The Pittsfield Police Department is seeking assistance in identifying these two individuals in the photographs. If you have any information please call 207-474-6386 and leave a message for Officer Landan Scott or you can email Officer Scott at [email protected]

09/17/2026

The MCI High School homecoming parade is set to kick off at 6:00PM exiting Puritan Medical Products, traveling South on Main Street, taking a right onto Stinson Ave and ending at the athletic fields. There will be a short disruption of traffic in this area.

09/16/2026

***Traffic announcement for the Spring Road.*** Recently the Maine Department of Transportation conducted an assessment for a posted speed limit for the Spring Road in Pittsfield. They concluded that the Spring Road should have a posted speed of 40 MPH. New signs will be posted for that speed within the next few weeks. Please take notice and stay safe!

09/16/2026

Recently we had recieved a complaint of a virtual kidnapping extortion scheme. With this incident a person recieved a call from who they believed was their spouse. The caller ID and photograph was their spouse's. When they answered it was not their spouse, but a highly agitated subject demanding money or their spouse would be seriously injured or killed. As we can all imagine emotions instantly run high. Luckily the person receiving the call was able to contact their spouse who was at their place of employment and was safe.

Immediate Steps to Take 1. Do not engage or pay: Never agree to send money via wire transfer, cryptocurrency, or in person. 2. Contact your family member: Try to reach the allegedly kidnapped person directly using their own cell phone, text message, or social media. Avoid sharing information. 3. If you stay on the line briefly to gather facts, never say your loved one's name or reveal personal details. 4. Ask verifying questions: Request to speak directly with the family member and ask specific questions only they would know.

Who to Contact. 1. Local Law Enforcement: Call your local police department or sheriff's office immediately to report the threat and verify safety. 2. Federal Authorities: Submit a report to the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center or contact your nearest FBI field office. 3. Consumer Protection: File a fraud report with the Federal Trade Commission

09/11/2026

There is currently an active fire scene on Main street across from MCI. Main street is closed at Peltoma Ave and Nichols St. Please find an alternate route of travel. **Update, the road is back open**

Please use extra caution if you will be in the area of this event, including the route of travel for the folks running/w...
09/02/2026

Please use extra caution if you will be in the area of this event, including the route of travel for the folks running/walking.

The Town of Pittsfield is seeking a qualified, detail-oriented, and highly discreet professional to fill the position of...
09/01/2026

The Town of Pittsfield is seeking a qualified, detail-oriented, and highly discreet professional to fill the position of Part-Time Administrative Assistant to the Chief of Police. This role provides critical, high-level administrative support to ensure the smooth, professional, and efficient operation of the Police Chief's office and the broader department leadership. The successful candidate will handle a wide range of administrative tasks requiring a high degree of confidentiality, organization, and independent judgment.

Desirable experience/training:

1. Knowledge or ability to be trained in the Law Enforcement information systems
2. Organizational skills
3. Detailed record keeping skills
4. Knowledge of office equipment, computer hardware and software.
5. Any combination or education, training and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities to perform essential job duties.

Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter to Chief Bernie Brunette at [email protected].

**this job posting will close on 09/18/2026 by noontime**

The Pittsfield Police Department is currently seeking a candidate for our School Resource Officer Position. The school ...
08/27/2026

The Pittsfield Police Department is currently seeking a candidate for our School Resource Officer Position. The school year is approximately 175 days. Weekends, school vacation weeks, nights, holidays, and....Summers off! The hourly pay will depend on Law Enforcement experience. Contact Chief Bernie Brunette at [email protected] or call 207 938 1266.

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112 Somerset Avenue
Pittsfield, ME
04967

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+12074873101

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