Rindge Police Department

06/17/2026

Due to a structure fire on Old Cathedral Road, no through traffic will be permitted until further notice. In addition, traffic on Cathedral Road will be detoured via Birch Drive for an extended period of time.

06/17/2026

Phone was located at the end of Todd Hill this morning. If you believe it's yours, please give RPD a call to describe to claim.

06/16/2026

Rindge Police is hiring, Scan QR code to apply or click the link

https://www.policeapp.com/Rindge-NH-Police-Department/52662/

06/16/2026

The Rindge Police Department is seeking your help.

On Thursday, June 11, at approximately 3:25pm, an altercation took place at the entrance/exit of the Market Basket Plaza involving two vehicles. The altercation was only verbally and but caused concerns that the Rindge Police take seriously. The event caused a backup in traffic and there may have been other motorist/witnesses in close proximity that saw the exchange.

We are asking anyone who may have seen the event, or who has any information, to please contact the Rindge Police Department.

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06/15/2026

On Thursday, June 18th, Franklin Pierce University will be conducting a test of its "Big Voice System". This will only be a test and there is no threat to the campus or to the public.

RDM

06/08/2026

Members of the Rindge Police Department have been hard at work with fulfilling training requirements. We recently spent several hours of skill-building drills at the range. Officer Troy Ashmore additionally attended a Tactical Casualty Combat Care Fi****ms training in Guilford, NH. Officer Ashmore is already certified as an Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) and we are working to build upon his existing skillset to create a Tac-Med program within the Rindge Police Department.

06/08/2026

Press Log Week May 26 - June 7

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V4FeNbbhaqdtyntYptSgSkno185Y9tsI/view?usp=drive_link

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06/05/2026

The Rindge Police and FTC would like to remind our community that scammers want to gain your trust. That’s why they keep pretending to work for government agencies, including the Federal Trade Commission. They might use the names of real FTC employees, but the stories they tell are a bunch of lies.
Scammers have a long list of tall tales they tell. They might say you won a prize (you didn’t) and must pay to collect it (you don’t). Or that there’s a virus on your computer or an issue with one of your accounts (there isn’t).
The scammers’ stories change, but here’s what won’t.
• The FTC will never call you to demand money.
• The FTC will never threaten you with arrest.
• The FTC will never promise you a prize.

Please report any scams, if your a victim of any scams, or if you think you are currently involved in a scam to the Rindge PD

06/02/2026

Below is the monthly tally for Police Department activity for May 2026.

We continue to navigate various challenges as the busier summer months approach. Our speed sign data collection program is temporarily halted as we proceed with obtaining a quote to repair the intentional damage that occurred last week.

Public Information/Update: We have been forced to take Unit #2, a 2017 Ford Explorer with nearly 110K miles, out of the patrol rotation due to numerous mechanical issues and safety concerns. It is currently undergoing an evaluation for the purpose of obtaining a repair quote and to determine if repairs are fiscally responsible and mechanically possible. Wednesday, June 3rd, we will be proposing the purchase of a replacement cruiser to the Board of Selectmen, by utilizing re-allocated funds within the current police department default budget. Please feel free to attend, in person or virtually, to view our presentation.

We have also been receiving several inquiries about E-Bikes/Electric Bicycles. We posted some information yesterday and are continuing to research the NH rules and regulations in hopes of releasing a more detailed document in the coming days.

As always, please feel free to call directly with any items of concern or with any questions you may have.

- Chief Malynowski