Records Requests
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Police Logs
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Property Disposal
| Unclaimed Property |
News
10.04.2019
| Entrance Exam |
New Officer Exam Coming Soon
02.04.2019
| ACO Has Moved |
Welcome Animal Control Officer
12.19.2018
| New RAD Class|
Click Here for Details
07.13.2018
| WPD Email |
Email Change
04.03.2018
| We've Moved ! |
New Police Station Opens
10.13.2017
| New RAD Class |
Click Here For Details
08.14.2017
| Camera Registration |
New Program
06.06.2017
| Emergency Notification |
Sign-Up Information
04.06.2017
| Station Parking |
Area Construction
11.08.2016
| Going Green |
WPD Moving to Paperless
04.02.2016
| WPD Recognized |
Community Policing Work
03.16.2015
| Firearms Law |
Important Notice From FRB
01.01.2015
| Citizen Survey |
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Animal Control Officer Moves to Walpole Police Station
The Animal Control Officer for the Town of Walpole has moved his office from the Town Hall, to our new police station located at 50 South Street. The Town of Walpole website will reflect this change, including the contact information for the ACO which will now be:
Phone: 508-660-7365 (if it's an emergency call dispatch at 508-668-1212)
Address: 50 South Street, Walpole, MA 02081
ACO Town Page: Click here >>: Walpole Animal Control :<<
We've Moved Into Our New Police Station
As of 4pm on Tuesday, April 3, 2018 the Walpole Police Department has officially moved to 50 South St. All contact information has remained the same. Please note, for court-releated or urgent business, the Walpole Police Department Fax Number is 508-660-1339.
We have received several inquiries about a possible open house. We anticipate holding one in the future, however no date has been determined. An announcement will be made when appropriate.
Walpole Camera Registration Program
In an effort to continue our public safety partnership with citizens and businesses, the Walpole Police Department is offering a security camera registration program. The Walpole Camera Registry Program allows residents and business owners to voluntarily register the locations of their video surveillance systems with the Walpole Police Department. When a crime occurs, police will be able to identify the locations of nearby video cameras to obtain potential video surveillance. If necessary, police would ask Walpole Camera Registry Program participants to check their private video surveillance systems for a specific date and time for video that may show activity involved with a crime, and, if they so choose, participants can voluntarily provide copies of video footage to police for investigative purposes.
See the registration form here for full details .: CAMERA REGISTRATION FORM :.
Telephone Emergency Notification System [Swift 911]
The Town of Walpole has a telephone Emergency Notification System. We use this system to notify residents and business owners in emergency situations, as deemed necessary. As such, if you receive a call from the Town of Walpole, the Walpole Fire, Police, Health or Public Works Departments, please listen to the message carefully.
This system also has the capability to contact you through the following options: your listed home or business phone or your cell. At this time, emergency notification will only be made to your listed home or business address. If you would like to add an unlisted phone number, your cell phone or both, please follow the link below to the Town of Walpole website, and follow the instructions on the screen.
Please do not hesitate to contact the Town Hall (508-660-7289) with any questions you may have.
> Emergency Notification System - Sign Up Page <
Walpole PD Is Going Green
We have gone green - Wherever possible the department will make all responses for records requests by email. This includes reports, voice recordings, and photographs. To make it easier, we have streamlined our process for requesting information, it's as easy as 1, 2, 3 !
1 - Simply go to www.walpolepd.com.
2 - Click on > Request Here < in the top left corner.
3 - Complete the form and press the SUBMIT button.
That's it. By making this change, we hope to make it easier for the public to request information, easier for us to respond, and make the entire process more cost effective and efficient for all involved.
* Please keep in mind the law allows 10 days to respond to a request for a report.