Brentwood NH Police Department

06/13/2026

Route 107 at South Road currently closed due to lines down in the roadway. Eversource is in route.

06/11/2026

This morning, the Brentwood Police Department had the honor of providing a special es**rt for Mila on her last day of 4th grade at Swasey School!
Chief Murch, Lieutenant Newman, and Sergeant Spitalere were proud to take part in making this morning a memorable one. While Mila wasn’t able to take a ride on the Department’s new Police Motorcycle, she was excited to arrive at school in one of our newly designed police cruisers.
Congratulations on completing 4th grade, Mila! We hope you have an amazing summer filled with fun, adventure, and great memories. Enjoy your well-deserved break!

06/11/2026

06/06/2026

Curtis. 4yr old Standard Poodle. 60lbs. Microchipped. Lovable but skittish with strangers.
Missing since Friday night, June 5th. Please call Brentwood PD.

06/04/2026

The Brentwood Police Department would like to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to all of the dedicated individuals who participated in today’s successful Seabrook Station Mock Assessment.

Preparedness and emergency planning are critical components of public safety, and the success of today’s assessment was the direct result of the teamwork, professionalism, and commitment demonstrated by everyone involved.

A special thank you goes to our Emergency Management Director, Jeff Gardner, and Assistant Emergency Management Director, Charles Fitzgerald, for their extensive knowledge, planning, and preparation efforts that helped make this exercise a success.

We would also like to recognize and thank Fire Chief Olsen and his staff, Lieutenant Newman of the Brentwood Police Department, Road Agent Wayne Robinson, Rockingham County Dispatch, Rockingham County Corrections, Town Clerk Daphne Woss, and Select Board Member Letty Bedard for their participation and support throughout the process.

Each individual and organization played a vital role in ensuring the assessment was conducted efficiently and effectively. Their willingness to work together demonstrates the strength of our community partnerships and our shared commitment to the safety and well-being of the residents of Brentwood.

Thank you all for your hard work, dedication, and service to our community.

Chief Chet Murch
Brentwood Police Department
“Working Together for a Safer Community”