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Emergency Snow Removal Winter 2007 - 2008: Pursuant to Massachusetts General Law Ch. 40, § 22D, and Provincetown Regulations Ch. 3, § 3-1-1 through 3-2-2, all vehicles parked on certain streets during snow storms "in the event of snowfall" will be ticketed and towed from the street at the owner's expense. Snow Emergency information can be obtained from Police Dispatch at 508-487-1212. See Public Notice for streets affected. Important Reminder: Please make sure your house is numbered. You should have clearly marked numbers that are well lit at night. This helps both police and fire crews find your house quickly in an emergency. DONT WAIT. Many times, seconds make a difference! No Place for Hate Committee Survey: The No Place for Hate Committee is working on obtaining certification that Provincetown as a No Place for Hate Community by participating in a program developed by the Anti-Defamation League. Help the Committee by completing the Community Assessment Survey. Completed surveys can be returned to: Town of Provincetown, c/o Sgt. Carrie Lopes, 260 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657. See No Place for Hate Committee description. For more information please contact Sgt. Carrie Lopes, Provincetown Police Department at 508-487-1212.
Provincetown Citizen’s Emergency Preparedness Working Group Formed. See more information. Donate Your Wireless Phone To People In Need and help victims of domestic violence and domestic assault. Wireless phones can be dropped off at the Provincetown Police Station. See more information. Identity Theft Civil Service Requirement for
Police Officers Provincetown Police Receive New
Equipment to Combat Drunk Driving DOGS - Leash Law
and Excrement Greetings to all visitors to
Provincetown! Provincetown Police Making Video
Available To Stop Underage Drinking -
The video, "Stop Underage Drinking", which is available
in both CD-Rom and VHS formats, is being distributed throughout
Massachusetts with assistance from local police departments. The
Liquor Liability Joint Underwriting Association of Massachusetts
(LLJUA), which is based in Westboro, developed the video with the
Central Massachusetts Police Chiefs Association. LLJUA is a liquor
liability insurer of last resort. Click
here for complete details
COP
Noise By Law Review. A
proposal to amend the by-laws
was presented at the April 7, 2003 Town Meeting and approved.
STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION...Email Information No Place for Hate. The Board of Selectmen has proclaimed Provincetown as "No Place for Hate." Earlier, the Board of Selectmen has voted, upon the occasion of the 10th anniversary of its adoption in 1992 of the resolution that "hate crimes of any type will not be tolerated in the Town of Provincetown," does hereby reaffirm its commitment to that resolution and its support for the Town's Community-Oriented Policing Plan to Overcome Hate Incidents , and authorize the reactivation of the Community-Oriented Policing Hate Plan Working Group by the Chief of Police and the Town Manager. This resolution was originally adopted on June 8, 1992 and reaffirmed on June 9, 1997, after five years. Click to read the plan. What is a" hate incident" and a "hate crime"? Read the definitions. How many have occured in Provincetown? See the statistics.Goals for the Police Chief. In May and June of 2001, the Board of Selectmen adotped proposed goals and objectives for next chief of police, recommended by the Police Chief Goals Committee. The Board of Selectmen's FY 2003 Town-wide Policy Goal 9.1 is "Community-Oriented Policing: develop and implement plan for rededication to the philosophy of Community-Oriented Policing to empower police officers to address community needs in partnership with local government and the community. 2001 Emergency Management Plan: For more information contact:
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