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outh or have a direct connection with the Yarmouth Police Department

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Great job Officers Willis and Pawlina!
06/13/2026

Great job Officers Willis and Pawlina!

*****Update Mr. Mcenaney has been found safe******Norman Mcenaney left his home in Yarmouth at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, J...
06/12/2026

*****Update Mr. Mcenaney has been found safe******

Norman Mcenaney left his home in Yarmouth at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, June 11th. No one has had contact with him since. Mr. Mcenaney has traveled thru MA, RI, and CT. His current direction of travel is unknown. Mr. Mcenaney is a white male, 5’8”, 150 pounds, bald with a short gray beard. He is operating a 2021 4-door Mini Cooper bearing Massachusetts registration 4XJV78. If you have any information on his whereabouts, contact the Yarmouth Police Department at 508-775-0445 extension 0.

06/11/2026

As we recognize Gun Safety Awareness Month, pediatricians and law enforcement professionals are coming together around a shared message: safe storage saves lives.

Fi****ms are now the leading cause of death for children and teens.

🔒 4.6M children live in homes with unlocked, loaded guns.
🔹 Locking just 20% could prevent up to 135 youth deaths a year.

Being a responsible gun owner means securing your fi****ms.

Watch the new video series from IACP, in partnership with On Call 4 Kids, on the IACP website to hear from pediatricians and law enforcement officers working together to keep kids safe and families protected. 💙 https://www.theiacp.org/working-group/committee/fi****ms-committee

SPECIAL OLYMPICS SUMMER GAMES CRUISER CONVOY 2026Officers Willis and Pawlina joined more than 300 law enforcement office...
06/07/2026

SPECIAL OLYMPICS SUMMER GAMES CRUISER CONVOY 2026

Officers Willis and Pawlina joined more than 300 law enforcement officers from across the Commonwealth on Saturday in the annual Cruiser Convoy, helping lead the way to this year’s Special Olympics Massachusetts Summer Games.

We are proud to have Officers Willis and Pawlina represent our department and honored to support the athletes, families, coaches, and volunteers who make the Special Olympics such an inspiring event each year.

And check out this special cruiser from our friends at City of New Bedford Police Department ? What are your thoughts on it?

NATIONAL DAY OF REMEMBERENCE - 82ND ANNIVERSARY OF D-DAYToday, we honor the courage and sacrifice of the heroes who took...
06/06/2026

NATIONAL DAY OF REMEMBERENCE - 82ND ANNIVERSARY OF D-DAY

Today, we honor the courage and sacrifice of the heroes who took part in the D-Day landings on June 6, 1944. On this 82nd anniversary, we remember the 73,000 Americans and thousands of Allied forces who stormed the beaches of Normandy in one of history’s most pivotal military operations, helping secure the liberation of Europe.

Facing overwhelming obstacles and fierce resistance, these brave Airmen, Coast Guardsmen, Sailors, Soldiers, and Marines displayed extraordinary valor. More than 2,500 Americans made the ultimate sacrifice in the cause of freedom.

We remember their service, honor their sacrifice, and remain forever grateful for the freedoms they helped preserve.

CONNECTING WITH YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY This week students from Station Avenue Elementary School came by the station for ...
06/06/2026

CONNECTING WITH YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY

This week students from Station Avenue Elementary School came by the station for an open house. Students toured our facility, had the opportunity to check out some of the vehicles we use to patrol and had the chance to compete with each other on an obstacle course.

Big thanks to Officers Willis, Bernardo, Cheverie, and Nardone for providing a positive opportunity for the kids in our community!

MAY SUMMARY Throughout the month of May, the Yarmouth Police Department responded to a wide range of calls for service. ...
06/03/2026

MAY SUMMARY

Throughout the month of May, the Yarmouth Police Department responded to a wide range of calls for service. Officers handled incidents including motor vehicle crashes, disturbances, suspicious activity reports and various other calls for service.

YARMOUTH POLICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES PASSING OF K9 SATUIt is with deep sadness that the Yarmouth Police Department annou...
05/31/2026

YARMOUTH POLICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES PASSING OF K9 SATU

It is with deep sadness that the Yarmouth Police Department announces the passing of K9 Satu, who suffered a sudden medical emergency on Saturday morning.

Born in Hungary, Satu came to the Yarmouth Police Department from Shallow Creek Kennels in Sharpsville, Pennsylvania. For more than 10 years, he proudly served alongside his handler, K9 Officer Mike Kramer, as a highly skilled and dedicated patrol dog.

Throughout his distinguished career, Satu was trained in tracking, building and area searches, evidence recovery, crowd control, and handler protection. He also served in a tactical role as a SWAT K9 with the Cape Cod Regional SWAT Team, providing invaluable support in some of the region’s most challenging situations.

Satu was more than a police dog, he was a loyal partner, a trusted protector, and a beloved member of the Yarmouth Police Department family.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to Officer Kramer, his family, the members of the Yarmouth Police Department, and all who had the privilege of knowing and working alongside Satu.

Satu will be greatly missed, but his legacy of service will never be forgotten.

ADVANCE NOTICE FOR ROAD CLOSUREThe Highbank Bridge will close completely from June 1 to June 5 between 7:00 AM and 5:00 ...
05/27/2026

ADVANCE NOTICE FOR ROAD CLOSURE

The Highbank Bridge will close completely from June 1 to June 5 between 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM daily due to construction work by on the Dennis side.

During hours of construction, motorists travelling to Dennis may find it easier to use Route 6 via Exit 78 A/B to avoid delays.

Traffic will be detoured down either Highbank Road or Great Western Road. There will be traffic warning signs at the intersections of North Main and Highbank Rd, North Dennis Rd and Great Western Rd as well as North Main and Sheridan Rd, to alert drivers of the closure ahead.

Wilbur Park will remain fully open and accessible throughout the construction period.

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