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Public Hearing 7.5.22: Police Body Cameras

PUBLIC HEARING
Rollinsford Select Board
Rollinsford Town Hall
Tuesday, July 5, 2022 at 6:00 p.m.

Pursuant to RSA 31:95-b, the Rollinsford Select Board will hold a Public Hearing on the acceptance of the State Grant Funds for the purchase of body cameras for the Rollinsford Police Department.

For your convenience, the remote hybrid meeting information for this meeting and the Select Board meeting that will follow is listed below:

https://meet.google.com/fwj-sybk-vpp
Phone: 1 661-772-9098 PIN: 549 030 565#
The regularly scheduled Select Board meeting will follow at 6:30 p.m.

Posted: June 28, 2022
Posted at: Rollinsford Town Hall and the Post Office Posted by: C. Boyle

June 29, 2022 in Police Department, Select Board

Police Chief Appointment

The Select Board is pleased to announce that effective Monday, March 29, 2021, Jonathan Uraskevich is the new Chief of Police for the Town of Rollinsford. Today begins a new era for the Rollinsford Police Department under the capable leadership of Chief Uraskevich. The Select Board is looking forward to working with the Chief and implementing common goals.

Congratulations Chief!

March 29, 2021 in Police Department, Select Board

Interim Police Administrator

The Select Board has decided to engage with Municipal Resources Inc. (MRI) to lead the Police Department for the next few months starting January 1st while a search for a new permanent Chief is conducted.

Having an outside firm manage the Department in the short term will provide the Board with the insight needed to objectively determine the best path forward for Rollinsford. The Police Chief is one of the most important positions in a Town. Therefore, the Select Board will take the time to exercise due diligence in filling the vacancy. All current officers have been encouraged to apply for the permanent Chief position once it is posted.

The Town has already benefited from the experience and expertise of Sean Kelly of MRI through the outside investigation of a domestic violence incident earlier this year. Through that process it became clear that outside perspectives can be helpful in assessing Rollinsford’s needs. We don’t know what we don’t know!

The cost of these services falls well within the budgeted amount for the planned full-time Police Chief position because of the savings in not paying the associated benefits.

We hope you will all provide Mr. Kelly a warm welcome.

December 22, 2020 in Police Department, Select Board

Trick-or-Treat Guidelines

 

Town of Rollinsford

Guidelines for Trick or Treat

Friday, October 30, 2020

5 pm- 7pm

The Town of Rollinsford is not prohibiting Trick or Treat activities and encourages residents to follow the state recommendations set by the Governor’s Office.  The CDC lists trick or treat activities as High risk and residents need to take responsible action to prevent the spread of Covid 19 and ask themself if the possible risk is worth it.

If you are planning on Trick or Treating:

  • STAY HOME if you are not feeling well.
  • Wear a mask that that covers both mouth and nose. A costume mask alone is not sufficient.
  • Avoid large gatherings or parties and maintain a 6-foot distance from others not with your group, including when accepting treats.
  • Practice frequent hand cleaning-bring hand sanitizer with you and use it often.
  • Only go to those homes that you know.

If you are planning on handing out treats:

  • Do not participate if you are ill or are concerned for your health.
  • Turn on an outside light.
  • Wear a mask that covers both mouth and nose. A costume mask alone is not sufficient.
  • Maintain a 6-foot distance between you and the trick or treaters by placing a table or object on your driveway or lawn and place the candy on that item.
  • Clean the table/object frequently.
  • Set up so people do not need to touch your home’s door handles and doorbells.

Additional information and guidelines can be found at CDC. gov and ReadyNH.gov

October 5, 2020 in Police Department