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May 7, 2013

NAME OUR NEW BOAT CONTEST

The Ipswich Police Marine Unit is sponsoring a contest to name our new patrol boat. The conest is open to elementary children. See Flyer for more info. Click for Entry Form

May 7, 2013

FBI RELEASES INFORMATION ON HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS

The FBI has released information on Recent incidents of theft/loss of hazardous chemicals. Please read the bulletin and 3 advisories. Advsiory 1, Advisory 2, and Advisory 3

April 14, 2013

ANNUAL WATER HYDRANT FLUSHING

Ipswich Utilities Department will be conducting water hydrant flushing atsrting April 21, 2013 through May 16, 2013. Any questions should be directed to 978-356-6635

March 20, 2013

DRUG DROP OFF

Just a reminder that the Ipswich Police takes unused and unwanted prescription medication. There is a secure depository located in the lobby of the Police Station.

 

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  • Ipswich Police Department Ipswich Police
    25 Sworn Officers
    Full Serice Department
    Our goal is to provide a high level of public service to the community
  • D.A.R.E. Program
    Active DARE program.
    2 Certified Instructors
    Recently Expanded curriculum to include 7th Grade
  • Harbor Patrol
    Division made up of Sworn Officers and 2 civilian employees
    Harbor Division oversees 900 moorings
    Harbor Fleet included Jetski, and Patrol Boat
  • C.R.U.
    Community Resource Unit
    Division works directly with community to sponsor and hold events
    Division works in conjunction with Ipswich Recreation Department .

Welcome to the Ipswich Police Department Web Site

The Department's main function is to protect and serve the citizens and the many visitors to our richly historic town. Our officers strive to do whatever they can to improve the quality of life in Ipswich by addressing citizens' concerns on a wide range of issues. In order to be successful in making Ipswich a safe, pleasant place to live, work and visit, we openly welcome the involvement of the community. Without that involvement we could not be successful.

If you wish to report a non-emergency crime, call (978)356-4343.

IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY, CALL 911