Concord NH Police Department

05/30/2026

We had a wonderful visit with some of our CPD retirees yesterday!
Since they regularly get together for coffee, Chief Moulton invited them to join us at the Police Department for a morning of coffee, conversation, and memories.

They shared stories from their years with CPD, giving us a glimpse into the department’s history and the people who helped shape it. We also pulled out boxes of old photographs, and they were instrumental in helping us identify many of the past employees in the pictures.

We truly enjoyed spending time together and are grateful for the opportunity to learn from their experiences. A special thank you to our retirees for helping preserve our department’s history!
We look forward to their next visit!

Thank you for sharing your memories and for your service:
Lieutenant Harrington (Ret 1985)
Lieutenant Wyman (Ret 1985)
Captain Bastian (Ret 1976)
Major Benincasa (Ret 1991)
Officer Holdsworth (Ret 1996)
Director DeGreenia (Ret 1992)
Lieutenant Little (Ret 1994)
Major Moran (Ret 1992)

05/29/2026

Are you missing your pup?

This little guy was found near 11 Whitney Road.

Give us a call 603-225-8600

05/25/2026

Memorial Day Ceremony at Blossom Hill Cemetery this morning ♥️🇺🇸 Thank you to all who attended to pay their respects to all who have served.

05/23/2026

Today, law enforcement agencies from across the state, joined together for the 34th annual New Hampshire’s Fallen Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Ceremony in Concord, to show our respect for everyone who proudly serves. We remember and honor those we have lost and are grateful for everyone that makes the commitment to keep our families and communities safe.

05/20/2026

Blackwater Road is currently closed at Warner Road to the Webster town line due to an active fire. Please avoid the area if possible.

05/12/2026

During National Police Week, we honor and express our deepest gratitude to the dedicated men and women, both active and retired, who have served our communities with courage and commitment. We remember and pay tribute to the brave officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty to protect and serve others. We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to the families who stand beside them, whose support and sacrifices never go unnoticed.

We are grateful for our incredible Concord Police Officers. Thank you for your dedicated service and commitment to keeping the Concord community safe. We are proud to honor and support you during National Police Week and every day.
Thank you all for all you do!

05/11/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at Concord Police Department! We appreciate all the amazing moms in our CPD family and our community!

Thank you all for all you do 🩷

05/06/2026

Our condolences and prayers are with the Massachusetts State Police and their families during this most difficult time. Rest in Peace Trooper Trainor.

The Massachusetts State Police announce the line-of-duty death of Trooper Kevin Trainor, 30, who was senselessly killed this morning by a wrong-way driver.

At the conclusion of his public safety detail shortly before 2 a.m., Trooper Trainor began his commute home. Minutes later, 911 received a call reporting a wrong-way driver traveling South on Route 1 North in Lynnfield. Several dedicated Troopers converged on the area and located the vehicle traveling the wrong way at 2:03 a.m. One minute later, at 2:04 a.m., the vehicle collided with Trooper Trainor’s cruiser.

While nothing will ever repair the pain we feel today, we make a solemn promise to never forget Trooper Trainor and his service to the Commonwealth. Kevin served as a Corrections Officer in Essex County before joining the State Police as a member of the 88th Recruit Training Troop. In his decorated career, he mentored new Troopers as a Field Training Officer or “Trooper Coach,” earned a place on the prestigious Troop Community Action Team, set the standard for professionalism, and patrolled our roads with a singular focus: keeping the people of this Commonwealth safe.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Trooper Trainor’s classmates have shared stories of his genuine care and concern for others. As one person put it, “he was the guy you wanted as your backup.”

Colonel Noble said in his remarks this afternoon, “Make no mistake: Trooper Trainor saved lives this morning. His courage – his commitment to serve the citizens of the Commonwealth and put his life on the line – prevented an even greater tragedy. He will be remembered as a hero.”

We deeply appreciate the outpouring of support from our Governor, the Secretary of Public Safety, and friends in Massachusetts and across the country. We will remember and honor this extraordinary man, son, fiancée, and friend who gave his life for others.