Clinton Police Department

06/02/2026

Located in Nathan Drive area, if this is your pup or you know who it belongs to, please contact the Clinton Police. The dog is currently under the care of our ACO .

Thank You!

05/29/2026

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CRASH INVOLVING MV AND E-BIKE

On Thursday, May 28, 2026 Clinton Police Officers and FF/EMTs from the Clinton Fire Department responded to multiple reports of a crash involving a motor vehicle and an electric bike. The crash occurred at approx. 7:15pm on Water Street, near the intersection of Centennial Street.

The crash involved two juveniles on an e-bike, who crashed into a motor vehicle while it was turning off of Water Street onto Centennial Street. Both of the juveniles were evaluated by Clinton Fire Fighter/EMTs at the scene before being transported to UMass Worcester to be treated for their injuries.

The crash is under investigation, led by Clinton Patrol Officer Shane Gilman. The officers are looking into all facts and information from the scene, witnesses, etc. as part of their investigation. The first concern of the responding officers on scene last night was to insure everyone's safety and the proper treatment of any injuries. As with any crash, the officers will follow up to address any violations, inappropriate equipment and/or operation, etc. that may have occurred or contributed to the crash.

05/28/2026

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MV Crash - Vehicle & Electric Scooter

A crash occurred on High Street, in our Downtown business district, at approximately 6:45pm yesterday evening (Weds 5/27/26).

A motor vehicle and a juvenile operating an electric scooter were both traveling southbound on High Street when the crash occurred. The operator of the motor vehicle attempted to turn into a parking spot when the vehicle and the scooter collided. The juvenile male suffered injuries as a result of the crash. He was treated by EMT's from the Clinton Fire Department, and paramedics from the Sterling Fire Department before being transported to UMass Hospital in Worcester for an evaluation.

The crash is under investigation, led by Clinton Patrol Officer Jacob Brescia.

05/25/2026

“Their sacrifice was the ultimate act of love for their country. May we always remember them.” — Unknown

05/18/2026

On Saturday, May 16, 2026 we celebrated the last day for one of Clinton's very finest, Officer Albert Bedard. Al's family gave him his last radio call during his last patrol shift with the Clinton Police Department.

Al will now head into retirement after 29 years of dedicated service to our community. He will be missed by all. Al had a presence that will not be replaced, well-liked, friendly, caring and admired by his peers. He cares about the officers he worked with and the community he served, where he grew up.

Among the many roles that Officer Bedard has performed over the years, most will remember him as the Department's Fi****ms Instructor and Fi****ms Licensing Officer. He had a passion for the roles, and always worked hard, sharing his knowledge and experience, and always ensuring the safety of the officers and the community.

Good luck in your long, happy and healthy retirement Officer Bedard. We are all better having known and worked with you.

05/15/2026

During National Police Week, and on National Police Officers Memorial Day, May 15th, the Clinton Police Department honors the courage, sacrifice and dedication of law enforcement officers across our great nation.

National Police Officers Memorial Day is observed on May 15 each year to honor law enforcement officers who have died or been disabled in the line of duty.

The day of remembrance, also known as Peace Officers Memorial Day, pays tribute to local, state, and federal law enforcement officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice or been injured while serving the public. The day is part of National Police Week, which encompasses the calendar week in which May 15 falls, celebrating the dedication and courage of officers while supporting their families. Flags on government buildings are flown at half-staff in honor of fallen officers.

The observance was established after Congress authorized the President to designate May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day on October 1, 1961. President John F. Kennedy signed the proclamation into law in 1962, recognizing the service and sacrifice of law enforcement officers. In 1994, Public Law 103-322 further directed that the U.S. flag be flown at half-staff on this day.

05/13/2026

🚨🚨Attention students currently in 6th, 7th, or 8th grade 🚨🚨Applications for our 3rd Summer Youth Academy are now available.

05/10/2026