Pittsfield New Hampshire Police Department

03/31/2026

Pittsfield Police Department Release

The Pittsfield Police Department is aware of the recent vandalisms that have occurred in town, and are investigating the incidents.

We are asking for residents who live on Shingle Mill, Tilton Hill, Depot, Elm, Main , Water, Lyford Hill, Leavitt and Loudon roads to check their security cameras between the hours of 1 AM and 2 AM on March 28th for a dark colored extended cab pick up.

Anyone who has a camera that captured a vehicle matching this description is asked to contact Sgt Swift at the Pittsfield Police Department.

03/20/2026

If anyone recognizes this individual seen around 7:55 PM at Family Dollar, please contact the Pittsfield PD.

01/29/2026

This is a public service announcement: There have been a high number of scam-related cases recently. Please contact the police department if you believe you may be involved in a scam prior to making any financial transactions.

Scam attempts often increase exponentially during the holiday season. Fortunately, it is possible to defeat a scam attempt by familiarizing yourself with the...

01/27/2026

01/24/2026

The Winter Storm that is expected to fall will make travel difficult, and in some cases unsafe. Please stay home and off the roads.

01/22/2026

We are pleased to announce that Officer Michael Volpe was officially sworn into the Pittsfield Police Department by Erica Anthony.

Officer Volpe holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and brings eight years of law enforcement experience, having previously served with the Dover Police Department, Middleton Police Department, and New Durham Police Department.

We are excited to welcome Officer Volpe to the Pittsfield Police Department and look forward to the contributions he will make to our community.

12/21/2025

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11/24/2025

The Pittsfield Police Department is proud to partner with project safe child to help spread the message of responsible fi****ms ownership. Learn more on project safe child’s website, and stop by the police department to pick up a free gun safety kit and cable style gun lock.

In New Hampshire, fi****ms must be stored securely to prevent unauthorized access, especially by children. The law requires fi****ms to be stored in a locked box, gun safe, or a similar secure location, or secured with a trigger lock.

650-C:1 Negligent Storage of Fi****ms

11/18/2025

November 18, 2025 - The Pittsfield Police Department responded to the elementary and middle high schools for an emergency alarm.

After a review of both schools it was determined there was no threat it was a false alarm.

Normal operations at both schools have resumed.

Thanks to everyone’s cooperation the matter was resolved with out issue and were actively reviewing how there was a false activation.