Enfield NH Police Department

06/18/2026

***UPDATE****
I've been returned home, thank you for all the help!!

*** FOUND DOG***
Do you know where I belong? I was seen last with a Rottweiler that didn't follow me. I'm in the Area of Lockehaven / Potato Rd.

If you know where I belong or who my owner is, please contact the Enfield Police Department (603)632-7501

06/15/2026

🚨🚔This week, we're proud to highlight Sergeant Courtland Smith, whose dedication to public service extends far beyond the badge.🚔🚨

A lifelong member of the Upper Valley community, Sgt. Smith grew up in Lebanon and graduated from Lebanon High School in 2006. His law enforcement career began in 2011 with the Grantham Police Department. In 2012, he joined the Enfield Police Department before joining Canaan in 2015. In 2019, he returned to Enfield, where he continues to serve our community today.

In addition to his law enforcement career, Sgt. Smith has proudly served in the military since 2008. He deployed to Afghanistan with the Army National Guard and remains actively serving today. His Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) is Armorer, demonstrating his continued commitment to serving both his state and country.

In 2025, Sgt. Smith became the handler for Enfield Police Department K-9 Rancor. Rancor, a Belgian Malinois from Connecticut through Prospect K9 and La Forge's Malinois, is trained in narcotics detection, search and rescue operations, and daily patrol functions. Together, Sgt. Smith and Rancor play an important role in keeping our community safe.

Beyond his regular duties, Sgt. Smith helps organize the Special Olympics Torch Run, participates in K-9 training, and enjoys Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ).

When he's off duty, Courtland enjoys spending time with his two sons, Ryan and Caleb, and his longtime family companion, Milo the Pug, who is 13 years old.

Thank you, Sgt. Smith, for your dedication, leadership, military service, and commitment to the residents of Enfield. We are proud to have you as part of our team!

💙 Please join us in thanking Sgt. Courtland Smith for his service to our community and our nation!🐕‍🦺🐾

06/11/2026

It’s that time of year!!! 🎡🎠🦁

06/06/2026

Members of The Enfield Police Department, Lebanon NH Police Department, Canaan Police Department, Enfield NH Fast SquadCanaan, NH Fire Rescue & Emergency Management all had the opportunity to run with Students from the Mascoma High School last week to show support and raise awareness for Special Olympics New Hampshire. This has been an annual event that has involved those in the area for many years. Typically held in the weeks leading up to the Summer Games.

06/04/2026

Enfield Police Department would like to thank Hanover Veterinary Clinic for their generosity and continued support to K9 Rancor! 🐕‍🦺🐾

Sergeant Smith and his K9 partner Rancor came in today for a team photo 😎

06/01/2026

🚔 Officer Spotlight of the Week 🚔
This week, the Enfield Police Department is proud to recognize Officer Matthew Ocker!

Officer Ocker joined the department in December of 2022 and has quickly become a valued member of our team and community. Prior to his law enforcement career, Matthew proudly served in the Vermont Army National Guard from 2014 to 2021 as a Combat Engineer.

Originally from Hartford, Vermont, Officer Ocker earned his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from Castleton University.
When he’s not serving the community, Matthew enjoys spending time with his wife Daisy and their two daughters. He also enjoys working out and spending time on their homestead caring for their many animals — including 2 goats, 40 chickens, 2 dogs, 2 cats, and even bees!

Thank you, Officer Ocker, for your dedication, service, and commitment to the Enfield community! 👮‍♂️🇺🇸

05/26/2026

The Enfield Police Department would like to extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who participated in and supported this year’s Memorial Day Parade.

Thank you to our veterans for your service, sacrifice, and continued dedication to our country. We are honored to recognize and remember those who gave their lives in service to our nation.

Thank you to all parade participants, marching bands, community members, citizens, and families who came together to make this event so meaningful. Your support helps keep the spirit and importance of Memorial Day alive in our community.

We would also like to thank our fire and EMS mutual aid partners for joining us and helping ensure a safe and successful event. Your commitment to serving our communities is greatly appreciated.

Together, we honored the fallen, supported one another, and demonstrated the strong community spirit that makes Enfield special. Thank you all for attending and participating.

05/25/2026

Today, the members of the Enfield Police Department pause to honor and remember the brave men and women of our Armed Forces who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Memorial Day is more than the start of summer — it is a day of reflection, gratitude, and remembrance for those who gave everything to protect the freedoms we enjoy every day. Their courage and selflessness will never be forgotten.

As we gather with family and friends this weekend, we ask our community to take a moment to remember our fallen heroes and the families who continue to carry their memory forward.

From all of us at the Enfield Police Department, thank you to those who served, those who sacrificed, and those who continue to stand beside our military families.

Join us in remembering these hero's at the Memorial Day Parade starting at 11am.

05/22/2026

My owner has been found!!!! 🥳

🐾🐶Do you Recognize me?!🐾🐶

Well…someone’s dog apparently had “visit the police station” on today’s agenda 🚔🚨

This four-legged wanderer was found on Mud Pond road near South Road.

If this furry escape artist belongs to you please contact the Enfield Police / Hanover dispatch at 603-643-2222

05/20/2026

This week, we proudly recognize and celebrate EMS Week and the incredible members of the Enfield Fast Squad, Lebanon Ambulance, and Mutual aid partners who answer the call day and night to serve our community.

Whether responding to medical emergencies, providing lifesaving care, supporting mutual aid partners, or offering comfort during difficult moments, our EMS providers are always there when seconds matter most. Their dedication, compassion, professionalism, and commitment to the people of Enfield do not go unnoticed.

Thank you to all current and past members of the Enfield Fast Squad for your service, sacrifice, and countless hours spent protecting and caring for others. Your hard work makes a difference every single day.

Please join us in thanking our EMS personnel during EMS Week for everything they do for our community! 🚑💙

Happy EMS Week!

To every EMT, paramedic, dispatcher, firefighter-medic, flight crew member, ER tech, and the countless support staff who run toward the chaos when the rest of us run away—thank you. From the bottom of our hearts.

This week isn't just another checkbox on the calendar. It's a chance to pause and truly see you. The ones who crawl into mangled cars at 2 a.m. on rain-slick highways. The ones who hold a terrified child's hand while starting an IV. The ones who deliver the worst news a family will ever hear with gentleness and dignity. The ones who carry the weight of every call long after the shift ends.

You see people on their absolute worst days—broken, bleeding, panicked, grieving—and you meet them with steady hands, calm voices, and compassion that never seems to run out, even when your own tank is on empty. You miss birthdays, holidays, school plays, and anniversaries because someone else's emergency doesn't wait. You come home smelling like diesel, blood, and sweat, too wired to sleep, knowing tomorrow you'll do it all over again.

You've carried strangers who became some mother's son, someone's grandfather, a little girl's hero. You've brought people back from the brink when science said they shouldn't be here. You've held the line between life and death so many times that the rest of us almost take it for granted—until it's our loved one on the stretcher, and suddenly we understand what you really are: real-life guardian angels in turnout gear and tactical boots.

The job asks everything of you. It takes pieces of your heart, your sleep, your peace of mind. And still, you show up. Day after day. Night after night. In blizzards, heat waves, pandemics, and everything in between.

So during this EMS Week, we want you to feel seen. We want you to know that your exhaustion matters. Your sacrifices matter. The quiet moments when you cried in the ambulance bay after a pediatric arrest, or laughed with your crew at 4 a.m. just to stay sane—those moments matter. You matter.

To the rookies just getting started and the veterans with decades of scars and stories: thank you for answering the call when the world needed you most. Thank you for every life touched, every family comforted, every second chance you helped create. We couldn't do what you do. Most people can't. That's why you're extraordinary. Today and every day, we honor you, we appreciate you, and we pray for your safety. Keep fighting the good fight. We've got your back.

Happy EMS Week—with all the gratitude in the world.

----Team USFRA
https://www.usfra.org/public-safety-discussions/happy-ems-week-from-usfra