The Northborough Police Department is proud to be participating in the Blue Envelope Program, which aims to improve interactions between law enforcement and individuals on the autism spectrum. The Blue Envelope Program was created via a partnership among the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association, Massachusetts State Police, Advocates for Autism of Massachusetts, and The Arc of Massachusetts, along with input
C4RJ Program
The Communities for Restorative Justice Program is a Diversion Program for Minor Crimes that focuses on building stronger communities through the conversations that transform conflict.
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Jail Diversion Program
The Jail Diversion Program (JDP) aims to help people in mental health crisis get the assistance they need, and not direct them unnecessarily into the Criminal Justice System. The Clinician rides with police officers in cruisers and responds directly to calls.
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NPD is excited to announce the YOUTH ACADEMY 2024!
Have a student who is currently in 6th – 8th grade that is interested in learning more about law enforcement? Sign them up to join us this July for the 2024 YOUTH POLICE ACADEMY! Completed applications can be emailed to SRO Stephen Sullivan at ssullivan@town.northborough.ma.us Or dropped off at the dispatch window in the station lobby Accepting applications until 5/31/24
Northborough Police Department Seeks Public Assistance After Brick Thrown Through Window
NORTHBOROUGH – Police Chief Brian Griffin reports that the Northborough Police Department is asking for public assistance as it seeks to identify a suspect who threw a brick through a window of the police station.
NPD Senior Liaison Officers
The Northborough Police Department is pleased to introduce Sergeant Tom McDonald and Officer Connor Henry as the department’s first-ever Senior Liaison Officers.
The mission of the Senior Liaison Officer is to:
• Educate seniors about recent crime trends and provide guidance on crime prevention strategies.
• Investigate crimes and suspicious activities involving seniors, ensuring their safety and security.
• Offer referral assistance, connecting seniors with relevant community resources and support services.
• Address safety and trust issues specific to seniors, such as door-to-door scams, phone scams, and general home and internet safety protocols.
• Brief NPD officers about particular needs and concerns involving our senior residents
Sergeant McDonald and Officer Henry’s commitment to this vital role reflects the department’s ongoing dedication to ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents.