Gorham Police Department

05/25/2026

05/12/2026

Our Thoughts and Prayers go out to the Game Wardens family, friends, and our brothers and sisters at the Maine Warden Service.

We are heartbroken to share that a Maine Game Warden died this morning following a plane crash in Avon, near Schoolhouse Pond. The crash occurred at approximately 11:00 a.m.

This is a devastating loss for the Maine Warden Service, our Department, and the people of Maine. Our thoughts are with the family, loved ones, colleagues, and all those impacted by this tragedy.

We will share additional information as it becomes available.

05/09/2026

An excellent program put on by AAA regarding our Seniors, with driving tips and safety in mind. It is free to attend.

04/26/2026

We are looking to identify the female that is in the two attached photographs. If you know who she is, could you contact officer Aaron Erickson at a [email protected] 

Thank you so much.

04/21/2026

Update:
Thank you for your assistance. The utility trailer has been recovered and returned to Tractor Supply.

The Gorham Police Department is looking for assistance in identifying the owner of this vehicle. Please note the duct-taped front fender and sticker in the rear windshield. If this is your vehicle, you know who owns this vehicle, or if your neighbor just got a brand-new utility trailer from Tractor Supply, please contact Detective Cates from the Gorham Police Department at 207-222-1682 or [email protected].

04/15/2026

This week is also National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (NPSTW) is observed annually during the second week of April—April 12–18, 2026—to honor the "first, first responders" who answer emergency calls and dispatch police, fire, and EMS.

This week recognizes the vital, high-stress work of 911 professionals who maintain safety behind the scenes.Key Details About NPSTW:Purpose: To honor telecommunicators' dedication, professionalism, and commitment to community safety.

History: The week was originally started in 1981 in California and was officially recognized by a Presidential Proclamation in 1994.

Thank you CCRCC, as we could not do our jobs effectively without you. 👍👍👍👍👮‍♀️👮

04/15/2026

April 12–18, 2026, is National Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week. Animal Control Officers (ACOs) do more than just enforce laws. They are first responders for animals in need, providing lifesaving care, rescuing the lost, preventing cruelty, and educating the public. Just like other public safety and law enforcement professionals, they deserve a moment in the spotlight for their dedication and sacrifices.

Thank you Hannah for your care and dedication. 🐕🐕🐕

04/02/2026

Good day all. If anyone in the public has any idea who the male subject in this photo is, could you please reach out to Officer Jarrett Oceguera to advise who he is, or how he can get in contact with him. We are painfully aware the photo provided to us is very poor, so there is no need to point this out. Officer Oceguera's contact information is, [email protected] or his voicemail is 207-222-1687.

Thank you as always for helping out.