Moultonborough Police Department

06/13/2026

🍋🚔 Patrol assignment of the day: lemonade quality control!

Our officers had the pleasure of stopping by a few local lemonade stands and can report that the product was excellent and the smiles were even better.

Know of a lemonade stand in the area? Let us know—we'd love to stop by and support our local young entrepreneurs!

06/03/2026

****UPDATE****
We appreciate everyone who has shared this post and helped spread the word. As the owner has not yet been located, this handsome guy has now been transferred to the Humane Society, where he will continue to receive excellent care while efforts are made to reunite him with his family.

Thank you to everyone who has assisted in this process. If you recognize him or have any information that may help identify his owner, please continue to reach out and share. ❤️🐾

🐶 FOUND DOG – Route 109, Moultonborough, NH

Found today (06/03/2026). This guy appears to be missing his family—and carrying around a head that's approximately 40% of his total body weight. 😂

He's safe and currently at the Moultonborough Police Department.

If he's yours, call 603-476-2400. Please share! ❤️

05/23/2026

FOUND: Aqua Glide water trampoline.
If this belongs to you, it broke loose. Please contact the Moultonborough Police Department and we will provide the location.

05/21/2026

LOST PROPERTY NOTICE

The Moultonborough Police Department currently has several lost and found items waiting to be claimed. If you believe you may have lost personal property, please contact the department or stop by during normal business hours with a description of the item.

FOUND PROPERTY

• Men’s wedding band — found in 2020 in the area of Meredith Village Savings Bank. Owner must be able to describe the item.

• Western Pack extra-large camouflage tote — owner must be able to describe the items inside.

• Multiple key fobs and miscellaneous keys.

• Baseball cap with flashlight and lighters.

• Baseball glove — lost at Krainwood. Owner must be able to describe the item.

• Baker Water System part — owner must be able to identify and describe the part.

• Makita tool cases — owner must be able to describe the tools inside.

• Canvas tool bag with a Hi-Line logo — owner must be able to describe the tools inside.

• Paddleboard — owner must be able to describe the item.

• Inflatable roof racks — owner must be able to describe the item.

• Portable DVD player — located in 2020 on Long Point Road. Owner must be able to describe the item.

CELL PHONES
(Owners will be required to provide identifying descriptors.)

• Found January 2026 in the area of Alpine Park.
• Found September 2020 in the area of JOJO’s.
• Found July 2022 — unknown location.
• Found on Old Mountain Road in 2019.

For information, please contact the Moultonborough Police Department at 603-476-2400 Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–4:30 PM.

05/09/2026

Found dog near 76 old Long Island road late last night. If this sweet girl belongs to you please call the PD.

05/05/2026

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********PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT********

Seniors from the Moultonborough Academy have started their annual water elimination game. 💧

This is a voluntary off-campus game where students are assigned targets to eliminate from the game. The goal is to be the last one standing.

You may start to see students walking around in public with sq**rt guns and donning swim goggles/floaties in attempts to tag other students. 🤿🔫

This is a fun, bonding tradition during their final year in high school

The Moultonborough Police is in favor of students participating in this activity, just as long as it is done in a safe and legal manner.

The coordinating student body did the responsible thing and contacted our department about this activity beforehand. They were directed to remind students that they are not allowed to trespass, obstruct traffic, or disturb businesses while playing.

We would like the students to have fun, but we remind them to do so in public areas or on any piece of private property where they have permission to be. They are cautioned against lurking around houses, cars, and private property.

Good luck seniors and be safe!

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04/30/2026

🚨 PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT – MOULTONBOROUGH 🚨

Police Information
The Moultonborough Police Department is currently investigating an incident that occurred on April 27, 2026, at approximately 3:27 AM in the area of Old Route 109. Two individuals were observed entering an unlocked vehicle and removing property. One of the individuals may have been armed with a firearm.

Additional vehicle break-ins occurred overnight between April 29–30, 2026 in the area of Redding Lane.

If you discover that your vehicle has been rummaged through:
📞 Contact police immediately: 603-476-2400
❗ Do not touch anything — evidence may be collected

Anyone with information or surveillance footage is asked to contact the Moultonborough Police Department.

Public Safety Advisory
These types of incidents tend to increase during the warmer months, especially overnight. Residents are encouraged to take the following precautions:

✔ Lock all vehicles, homes, garages, and outbuildings nightly
✔ Remove valuables or keep them out of sight
✔ Keep key fobs away from doors and windows
✔ Use motion lights and/or security cameras
✔ Park in well-lit areas whenever possible

If you observe suspicious behavior or unknown individuals on your property, do not engage. Contact law enforcement from a safe location.

03/27/2026

We’re proud to recognize Master Patrol Officer Abbi Gillis of the Moultonborough Police Department for completing advanced training through the IACP Drug Evaluation and Classification Program (DECP).
This program equips officers with specialized skills to identify drug-related impairment and help keep our roads safe. Drug Recognition Experts play a vital role in detecting impaired drivers and distinguishing drug influence from medical conditions.
Congratulations to Officer Gillis on this achievement and her continued commitment to serving the Moultonborough community.

03/19/2026

03/14/2026

I would like to thank the voters of Moultonborough for your continued support and passing all the warrant articles related to the Police Department, but also the Fire-Rescue Department, as a couple of the projects, public safety drone and three site/two channel simulcast communications system, will benefit both departments and greatly enhance our communications and response capabilities.

Thanks again

Peter W. Beede, Jr.
Chief of Police