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World Mental Health Day October 10 Today, the Provincetown Police Department joins communities around the world in recog...
10/10/2026

World Mental Health Day October 10

Today, the Provincetown Police Department joins communities around the world in recognizing World Mental Health Day.

Mental health matters, and we want to remind everyone that it's okay to not be okay. Life can be challenging, and sometimes the strongest thing we can do is reach out and ask for help.

Here in Provincetown and throughout Cape Cod, we are more than just neighbors. We are a community that looks out for one another.

A simple conversation, a kind gesture, or checking in on someone can make a bigger difference than you may realize.

To anyone struggling right now, please remember that you are not alone, your feelings matter, and help is available.

As police officers, we understand that not every emergency is one we can see. We remain committed to treating everyone with compassion, patience, dignity, and understanding.

Check on your friends. Support your neighbors. Be kind to yourself and others.

If you or someone you know needs emotional support, call or text 988, the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7.

Our community. Our responsibility.

The Provincetown Police Department partners with the Community Navigator Program to have a representative in the station...
10/09/2026

The Provincetown Police Department partners with the Community Navigator Program to have a representative in the station lobby on Thursdays from 1pm - 4pm.

Next week, the Navigator Program will be available at our station on Monday, October 12th, instead of Thursday. If you need services, please stop on by.

Good morning, everyone! Wishing our residents, businesses, and visitors a wonderful Friday here in Provincetown!As we he...
10/09/2026

Good morning, everyone!

Wishing our residents, businesses, and visitors a wonderful Friday here in Provincetown!

As we head into the weekend, remember to stay safe, look out for one another, and enjoy our beautiful town.

If you see our officers out on patrol, don't hesitate to stop and say hello. We're always happy to see you!

Have a great day, Provincetown!

☕️Coffee With A Cop👮🏻‍♂️ is today!!! Come join us at Joe Coffee, 361 Coffee and Coffee Pot! We’ll be here from 7:30-10:3...
10/07/2026

☕️Coffee With A Cop👮🏻‍♂️ is today!!! Come join us at Joe Coffee, 361 Coffee and Coffee Pot! We’ll be here from 7:30-10:30!

Reminder today is the day come join us for Coffee with a Cop starting at 7:30 AM!
10/07/2026

Reminder today is the day come join us for Coffee with a Cop starting at 7:30 AM!

Happy World Teachers’ Day!Today, we want to take a moment to say a heartfelt thank you to the teachers, educators, and s...
10/05/2026

Happy World Teachers’ Day!

Today, we want to take a moment to say a heartfelt thank you to the teachers, educators, and school staff here in Provincetown, across Cape Cod, and around the world.

Every day, teachers show up with patience, compassion, encouragement, and a commitment to helping young people grow. They celebrate successes, guide students through challenges, offer a listening ear, and often make a difference in ways they may never fully realize.

Here in Provincetown, we are especially grateful for the educators who know our students by name, care deeply about their futures, and help make our community such a special place. That same dedication can be found in classrooms across the Cape and in communities throughout the world.

To every teacher who has inspired a student, offered encouragement on a difficult day, sparked a love of learning, or simply reminded a young person that someone believes in them thank you.

Your work matters. Your kindness matters. And the impact you make can last a lifetime.

From all of us at the Provincetown Police Department, we wish teachers everywhere a very Happy World Teachers’ Day!

Scenes from PatrolAnother day out in Provincetown. From checking our neighborhoods and local businesses to talking with ...
10/04/2026

Scenes from Patrol

Another day out in Provincetown. From checking our neighborhoods and local businesses to talking with residents and visitors, our officers are always out and about keeping an eye on the community we’re proud to serve.

These everyday moments may not always make the headlines, but they’re an important part of what we do being visible, approachable, and there when someone needs us.

As always, if you see something, say something. Don’t hesitate to call us. Stay safe, Provincetown!

10/04/2026

Scenes from tonight’s patrol, Halloween edition!

Things are getting a little spooky around Provincetown tonight… but don’t worry, your officers are always on patrol.

Officers are out keeping watch for everything including ghosts, goblins, witches and maybe a few suspicious-looking pumpkins.

As Halloween gets closer, enjoy the decorations, have some fun, and keep an eye out for one another while you’re out and about.

A quick serious safety reminder:

Driver’s please slow down and stay alert for pedestrians, especially after dark. If you’re walking, wear something visible, use crosswalks, and keep your head up around traffic.

And as always, if you see something, say something. Don’t hesitate to call us if something doesn’t look or feel right. We’re here to help.

Stay safe, Provincetown and remember, if you see something REALLY scary… it might just be one of us before our first cup of coffee.

Have a great weekend!

Happy Birthday to our dispatcher, Peter Mitchell!Today, we’re sending our warmest birthday wishes to Peter and taking a ...
10/03/2026

Happy Birthday to our dispatcher, Peter Mitchell!

Today, we’re sending our warmest birthday wishes to Peter and taking a moment to let him know just how much he is appreciated. His dedication, calm presence, and commitment to helping others make a difference every day, and we’re grateful to have him as part of our team.

Peter, we hope your birthday brings you plenty of happiness, laughter, and time to celebrate with the people who mean the most to you.

Happy Birthday, Peter! We hope you have a wonderful day and an amazing year ahead!

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