Bartlett NH Police Department

10/28/2021

10/11/2021

The Bartlett Police Department is participating in Beards for Bucks for the CAC and are hoping for your support! We've got until November 1st to show everyone what we've got!

Cpl. Washburn

11/17/2020

The Bartlett Police Department is seeking the public's assistance with an incident that occurred on November 15th, 2020 around 8pm at Bart's Deli. The Bartlett Police Department responded to a report of a male subject operating a dark colored pickup truck who destroyed several exterior light's at Bart's Deli with an ax. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Sgt. Laferriere at 603-356-5868 or [email protected]

08/12/2020

The Bartlett Police Department is seeking the public's assistance with identifying the male in the video. The male is a suspect in a theft case involing firewood that was taken from a residence in Bartlett, NH. Please contact Officer Courville with any information.

Corporal Washburn

07/10/2020

The Bartlett Police Department is currently accepting applications for Part Time Police Officer. The successful candidate must be able to pass a written test, physical fitness test, medical exam, a comprehensive background which may include a polygraph.

Applicants must be a US citizen, 21 years of age prior to receiving a conditional offer of employment, and must possess a High School diploma or GED equivalent. Post secondary education is highly recommended.

The desirable candidate will possess a current NH PSTC certification or be able to obtain the certification. This position will require the officer to fill in on an as needed basis, to include weekends,midnights, and will also be available to work a minimum of 16 hours a month.

Candidates can submit resumes with cover letters to Corporal Washburn at
[email protected]

Closing Date: When filled

06/15/2020

Culvert Replacement on Rte. 16A in Bartlett begins Tuesday, June 16.
This culvert which lies just west of Rte. 302, should take 3 days to replace. Traffic will be detoured to Rte. 302 during this time.

01/12/2020

The Bartlett Police Department is pleased to announce the graduation of the two newest members of the Bartlett Police Department, Officer Brian Moffitt, and Officer David Courville. Both graduated from the 180th New Hampshire Police Academy on December 20th, 2019. The Bartlett Police Department is back to full staff and is looking forward to serving the citizens/community of Bartlett.
Cpl. Washburn

11/14/2019

***Announcement***
The Bartlett Police Department was recently made aware of an incident involving a resident that was scammed out of a large sum of money. The scam involves an individual contacting you representing themselves as NH Electric. The caller informs you that your electricity is being compromised by another company. The scammer will then advise you that your power will be shut off and they will be putting a new meter at your residence. They will tell you to prevent this from happening go purchase gift cards from various companys. The scammer will contact you back requesting the codes from the gift cards. If anyone receives phone calls requesting gift cards from someone representing to be their utility company for payment or any other suspicious activity please contact the Bartlett Police Department. We want to ensure that you do not become a victim of this scam.

Cpl. Washburn

11/12/2019

It's that time of year! Closed. Closed. Closed.

Stay safe.
-iMac

NHDOT announces the following seasonal road closures:
Bear Notch Road Bartlett, NH
Hurricane Mountain Road Bartlett, NH

11/05/2019

Bear Notch Rd. open?

Fanow, but snow is coming so it wont be long now.

Stay safe.
-iMac

05/15/2019

By now I'm sure some of you have heard the news that I am moving to part time status this week. After a long few months of decision making, I have accepted a full time position with the Town of Effingham.

I would like to thank everyone at the Bartlett Fire Department, Bartlett / Jackson Ambulance, and Bartlett Highway Department for being a big part of what made my time here successful, and being a big part of making the department work.

But most of all I'd like to thank the residents of Bartlett for having patience and faith in us as the department was "rebuilt", beginning with Chief Champlin's appointment and continuing to now. Without your support, comments, and demanding more, the department would not have been able to become what it is today. I am truly grateful for the support that we have been able to earn from you over the years.

I wish the best of luck to everyone and look forward to seeing you here and there!

Stay safe.
-iMac