GLOUCESTER — In response to increasing public safety concerns, the Gloucester Police Department announces it will begin strictly enforcing regulations against sidewalk and crosswalk parking. This measure comes after Gloucester City Council’s decision on Feb. 13, to increase the fines for these infractions from $25 to $100. The decision to enforce these regulations is based […]
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Gloucester Police Department Hosts Train the Trainer Trauma Training to Help First Responders be Trauma Informed
GLOUCESTER — Police Chief Edward Conley reports that the Gloucester Police Department is hosting train the trainer training to help numerous City of Gloucester employees and others learn to go about their jobs while being trauma informed. The training, entitled How Being Trauma-Informed Improves Criminal Justice System Responses, trains those who participate on how to […]
Gloucester Police Department Advises Community of Road Closures and Detours Due to Paving
GLOUCESTER — Police Chief Edward Conley reports that paving projects will lead to road closures and detours and affect parking next week. From Monday, April 29, to Friday, May 3, work crews will be grinding and paving East Main Street between Highland Street and Hammond Street. As a result, inbound traffic will be detoured through […]
MEDIA ADVISORY: Gloucester Police and Fire Departments to Host Badge Ceremony, Swear in New Police Officers and Firefighters
GLOUCESTER — Police Chief Ed Conley and Fire Chief Eric Smith are pleased to report that the Gloucester Police and Fire Departments will host a badge ceremony to swear in new and recently promoted police officers and firefighters. WHEN: Thursday, April 25, at 5 p.m. WHERE: Krouz Auditorium, City Hall, 9 Dale Ave. WHAT: The […]
Gloucester Fire and Police Departments Offer Safety Tips Ahead of Winter Storm
Fire Chief Eric Smith and Police Chief Edward Conley wish to provide winter weather safety precautions to community members as some of the first snow accumulation of the season is expected this weekend. Stay Informed: While snow totals may continue to change, much of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut can expect 6-12 inches with lower […]
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