Chief Richard Howe is pleased to report that the Tyngsborough Police Department promoted two officers to sergeant on Thursday. Officers Chuck Rubino and Nick Silva were both sworn in by Town Clerk Joanne Shifres at Tyngsborough Town Hall, and will assume their new duties immediately. Sgt. Rubino has been a…
Last Wednesday, Sgt. Bob Cote was invited to visit Mrs. Richard’s kindergarten class at the Library Street School in Hudson, NH. They spent their time together discussing police in the community, read a story about police being helpers, explored the police cruiser, had donuts, and every kindergartner got their very…
Chief Richard D. Howe reports that the Tyngsborough Police Department will charge a Lowell man with drag racing prior to a serious motor vehicle crash on Pawtucket Boulevard. A 26-YEAR-OLD LOWELL MAN, will be summonsed to court to face charges of: Drag Racing Speeding Operating to Endanger Marked Lanes Violation…
National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (NPSTW) is held annually during the second week of April to honor public safety telecommunicators for their commitment, service, and sacrifice. On behalf of the Tyngsborough Police Department I would like to thank the exceptional group of men and women who provide public safety communications…
Just a friendly reminder that Massachusetts is a Hands-Free state. The month of April is National Distracted Driving month and the Tyngsborough Police Department will be joining other departments around the state to focus on distracted motorists. Please Put Your Phone Down and Drive Safely!
Chief Richard D. Howe reports that the Tyngsborough Police Department is investigating an incident that occurred Friday on Kendall Road in conjunction with the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office. On Friday, March 17, at approximately 4:56 p.m., Tyngsborough Police were called to the area of Kendall Road for a report of…
The Town of Tyngsborough is seeking highly motivated, community-oriented and service-minded candidates for the position of full-time police officer. The Tyngsborough Police Department is a progressive, community-oriented police department consisting of 27 full-time police officers, 10 special police officers and 7 public safety dispatchers that provides both traditional and non-traditional…
Officer Bryan Carter was with his family today as he was sworn in as the newest police officer of the Tyngsborough Police Department. Welcome to the team, Officer Carter, and stay safe.
Chief Richard D. Howe reports that the Tyngsborough Police Department is welcoming a new officer who graduated from the Northern Essex Community College Police Academy last week. Officer Bryan Carter graduated from the 26-week police academy, where he was elected by his peers to serve as a platoon leader. Officer…
The National Weather Service continues to monitor the powerful Nor’easter that is expected to impact Massachusetts Monday evening through Wednesday, bringing significant snow, strong winds, and rain. According to weather reports our area should expect sleet to turn to snow between 8-10am on Tuesday morning with wind gust up to…