Town Manager Colin Loiselle announced today that Chief of Police Richard D. Howe has submitted his notice of retirement effective October 1, 2024. Chief Howe has served the Town of Tyngsborough for 29 years and has been a proud member of the law enforcement community for 35 years. His career in…
TYNGSBOROUGH — Chief Richard Howe is pleased to report that the Mascuppic Lake Association has donated a new boat to the Tyngsborough Police Marine Unit, which patrols on Lake Mascuppic. The Lake Mascuppic Association donated another boat to Tyngsborough Police in 2021. This enabled Tyngsborough Police launch its Marine Unit,…
TYNGSBOROUGH — As spring weather brings sunnier days and warmer temperatures, Chief Richard D. Howe and the Tyngsborough Police Department wish to remind residents to remain safe and responsible when visiting lakes, ponds, and other bodies of water. “As warmer weather arrives people will be excited to be boating, kayaking, and…
TYNGSBOROUGH — Chief Richard Howe is pleased to report that the Tyngsborough Police Department is participating in the Blue Envelope Project, which aims to improve interactions between law enforcement and individuals on the autism spectrum. The Blue Envelope Project was created via a partnership among the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association,…
TYNGSBOROUGH — Tyngsborough Police responded to threats against Tyngsborough Elementary School this morning. Upon arrival, officers quickly determined that the threat was not credible. Officers are at the school. Staff and students are safe. At approximately 9:15 a.m. on Wednesday, March 20, Tyngsborough Police received a call where the caller…
TYNGSBOROUGH — Police Chief Richard Howe reports that the Tyngsborough Police Department is investigating an incident in which a resident was scammed out of thousands of dollars via a Bitcoin scam, and police are offering tips to help other residents avoid such scams. On Wednesday, March 6, The Tyngsborough Police…
TYNGSBOROUGH — The Tyngsborough Police Department would like to recognize National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day by showing appreciation for the town’s three School Resource Officers. Sgt. Charles Melanson and Officer Matthew Koziol are both assigned as SROs at Greater Lowell Technical High School, while Officer Christopher Gustafson serves as…
Chief Rich Howe is pleased to announce that the Tyngsborough Police Department is welcoming a new police officer from the Municipal Police Training Committee’s Lynnfield Police Academy. Officer Travis MacMurdo graduated with the 4th Recruit Officer Class at the Lynnfield Police Academy on Jan. 4, and is now assigned to a…
With some of the first snow accumulation of the season expected this weekend, residents are reminded of winter weather safety precautions. Stay Informed: While snow totals may continue to change, much of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut can expect 6-12 inches with lower totals for cities and towns closer to…
Released by: Chief Richard Howe and District Attorney Marian Ryan TYNGSBOROUGH – Yesterday, January 2, 2024 at approximately 5:00 p.m., Tyngsborough Police responded to a report of an unresponsive adult male outside a residence on Cummings Road. Upon arrival, police located a 23-year-old man in the side yard of the…