Greenfield NH Police Department

Greenfield NH Police Department This is the page for the Greenfield, New Hampshire Police Department. For emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergencies, dial 1-603-547-2525.

This page is not monitored 24/7 and should not be utilized to file police reports or report emergencies.

Thank you to Monadnock Community Hospital, the Peterborough, New Hampshire, Police Department, and the Peterborough Fire...
08/05/2026

Thank you to Monadnock Community Hospital, the Peterborough, New Hampshire, Police Department, and the Peterborough Fire & Rescue for hosting the National Night Out event this evening- It was great to see so many families getting out and having a good time!

Great day out there today, Greenfield, NH Volunteer Fire Department! Same time next year?
07/04/2026

Great day out there today, Greenfield, NH Volunteer Fire Department! Same time next year?

What an awesome game today! ⚾️
Score 10-10

Thank you to everyone who came out for the fun, we appreciate all of you!

Happy Fourth of July 🇺🇸

Hey- Knock it off.Burnouts on public roadways will continue to be charged as reckless driving and we will forward reques...
07/01/2026

Hey- Knock it off.

Burnouts on public roadways will continue to be charged as reckless driving and we will forward requests for license suspensions to the DMV. We can't be everywhere at once, so if you see someone doing this, get a good description of the vehicle and driver if possible and let us know.

We know what some of the comments on this will look like, so we'll respond preemptively:

Comment: 'It's not hurting anyone'
Response: Yes and no. These particular burnouts have not resulted in injury to anyone. However, the behavior itself is not benign- it is dangerous and potentially damaging, and it only attracts additional reckless behaviors. Broken windows theory covers this; visible signs of disorder and neglect encourages additional vandalism and can lead to more serious crimes. We also know the behaviors associated with burnouts can include drinking and driving, reckless speeds, and plenty of other issues.

Comment: 'Don't you have anything better to do?'
Response: Yes. Yes we do. But your burnouts attract our attention, and everyone elses. So knock it off.

Comment: 'There's drug dealers out there and you don't do anything about that'
Response: Refer to the previous response.

TLDR;
Knock it off with the burnouts

E-Bikes: A quick and simple guide to legality for public road use-Is it pedal assist, have no more than 750 watts, and d...
05/01/2026

E-Bikes: A quick and simple guide to legality for public road use-

Is it pedal assist, have no more than 750 watts, and does the pedal assist shut off at 28mph? If so, it's considered a bicycle! (There are 3 categories of e-bikes, read through NH RSA 259:27-a for more info)

Is it only propelled by a motor, have over 750 watts of power, or does pedal assist continue over 28 miles per hour? If so, its considered an OHRV or a motorcycle!

Please remember that bicycles, OHRVs, and motorcycles are governed very differently. You don't need to register your bicycle or be licensed to ride it on a public roadway. Motorcycles and OHRV's are subject to much more regulation. Know your applicable laws before heading out and be safe out there!

04/28/2026

Grateful for our partnership with the Greenfield Police Department 💙
They stopped by with donated bicycle helmets to help keep our students safe as they enjoy time around campus. It’s relationships like this that make our community stronger—thank you for always showing up for our kids!
NH Police Department

04/02/2026

***Updated - Owner located***

Good afternoon everyone-

Is anyone missing a small, black intact bull? If so, it's currently located on Old Bennington Road at the Blackfire Farm.

Quick update on the new bird:We're not sure how to land this thing.
04/01/2026

Quick update on the new bird:

We're not sure how to land this thing.


Good news!The Greenfield Police Department has started an aviation unit! We've traded six torn office chairs and a set o...
04/01/2026

Good news!

The Greenfield Police Department has started an aviation unit! We've traded six torn office chairs and a set of slightly used snow tires to the Hillsboro NH Police Department for their MD 500E helicopter. We thought the asking price of $412,026 was a little high, but with a little haggling, they've graciously accepted our straight trade offer. We've already done some quick customization in order to get this bird into service as quick as possible.

We also found some leftover Dunkin's on the floorboards!

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14 Francestown Road
Greenfield, NH
03047

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