Administrative Professionals Day is celebrated this year on April 22, and the Tyngsborough Police Department would like to recognize Executive Assistant Kimberly Morrison and part-time Records Clerk Lauren Page for their commitment and dedication to serving the department and the community. Kimberly Morrison Kim has worked for Tyngsborough Police…
Matthew started in 2025 and serves the Tyngsborough and Chelmsford communities. We would like to recognize his dedication and express our appreciation for the work he pours into the communities he serves.
The Tyngsborough Police Department is actively conducting an investigation in the area of Audrey Avenue. We want to assure the public that there is currently no danger to community safety.
The Tyngsborough Police Department is proud to support Make-A-Wish Massachusetts and Rhode Island and we invite you to join us in helping grant life-changing wishes for children facing critical illnesses.
NAHANT — Several Merrimack Valley police departments will come together on Sunday, March 22, to host “Wish Upon a Wave,” a fundraising event benefiting Make-A-Wish Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The event will begin at 12 p.m. at Nahant Short Beach near the Coast Guard Life Saving Building. Participants and spectators…
TYNGSBOROUGH — The Tyngsborough Police Department reports that officers responded Tuesday morning to an unattended death.
While holiday gatherings and new years are a time to celebrate, it is important to remember to celebrate responsibly.
As the holidays approach, residents should be aware that the number of package thefts will increase. Residents should consider the following tips from the Better Business Bureau to help safeguard their packages: Install a security camera or video doorbell on your porch, or wherever you have packages delivered to. Consider getting…
As part of National Child Passenger Safety Month, Tyngsborough Police would like to remind parents and guardians to ensure their children are in the correct size car seat for their age and size, and that they are properly buckled.
As the new school year begins, it is everyone’s responsibility to keep students safe — on the roads and beyond.