The Rollinsford Police Benevolent Association’s annual Manchester Monarchs trip is scheduled
The Rollinsford Police Benevolent Association’s annual Manchester Monarchs trip is scheduled
Once again the Rollinsford Police Benevolent Association will be distributing full holiday meal baskets at Thanksgiving and Christmas to those less fortunate. The RPBA is looking for donations of frozen turkeys, canned goods, boxes of stuffing, cash or grocery store gift cards. For more information about the program, or should you know someone who could use a holiday food basket this season, please contact Chief Bob Ducharme at 742-8549, ext 303 or via email.
On Saturday, October 27, the Rollinsford Police Department will be participating in the DEA Take Back Drug Campaign. The PD will be open from 10 am to 2 pm so residents can drop off unwanted, outdated, medications, pills, etc., no questions asked.
If you are unable to make it to the pd that day, you can make arrangements for pickup or drop off at the pd that is convenient to you by calling our dispatch center at 742-2724 or by emailing Chief Bob Ducharme.
The Rollinsford Police Department will host a Civilian Firearms Safety Class on Thursday, October 4, at 6 pm followed by range time on Saturday, October 6. Firearms will be provided by the PD if the participants do not have one. Class size is limited, so please contact Chief Robert Ducharme at 742-8549, ext 303 or at rducharme@rollinsfsordpolice,org to sign up or if you have any questions.
On Tuesday, December 12, at approximately 8:39 pm, Rollinsford Police respond to a Highland Avenue residence after 911 received a call reporting an overdose.
Officer Jamie Lajoie found the
34 year old male not conscious, not breathing and blue in color. Officer Lajoie administered CPR. Within a few minutes, the male had a pulse and started breathing on his own. York Ambulance and Rollinsford Fire arrived soon thereafter and administered additional care.
The male was transported to Wentworth Douglass Hospital. Police believe it may have been a heroin overdose. But for the quick and professional actions of Officer Lajoie, this incident may have turned out tragic.
The town wide Winter Parking Ban begins November 15 and ends April 1.
Town Ordinance 75-01 prohibits parking on any street between the hours of 12 am and 6 am. Vehicles found in violation will receive a ticket. Vehicles found hindering snow removal operations will be ticketed and towed at the owner’s expense. The parking ban is in effect regardless of the weather conditions.
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It was reported in the recently released Town newsletter that permits are required for firearms. This information is incorrect. Permits ARE NOT required for the purchase or carrying of a firearm. You may still obtain a Concealed Weapons Permit from the PD if you choose, but they are not required.
On November 7, Rollinsford Police respond to a collision on Portland Avenue in the vicinity of the Baer Road intersection. Two vehicles were involved. The vehicle that caused the collision fled the scene. The driver of the second vehicle was transported to Wentworth Douglass Hospital with injuries. RPD is seeking the public’s assistance in locating the suspect vehicle: grey/silver Nissan with drivers side damage. RPD is also asking anyone who may have witnessed the collision or was in the area around 7:55 pm to call the RPD at 742-2724.