Gorham Police Department

06/19/2026

Camp POSTCARD 2026 was an unforgettable week! ☀️

Our campers had an amazing time making memories, building friendships, and having fun—including four of our own Gorham kids who joined the adventure!

A special thank you to the dedicated police officers and corrections officers who served as camp leaders, including Ofc. Stroup. POSTCARD stands for Police Officers Striving To Create And Reinforce Dreams, and they truly did just that for our kids this week.

We all had a blast! ❤️🚔

06/16/2026

These keys were found by a citizen near the field of dreams in Standish. If you have lost yours, or know somebody that has to a Nissan, please let them know that we have them at our police station. That additional key is a very specific looking key that hopefully will help somebody find out where they are.

06/05/2026

Today at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy, the 49th Basic Law Enforcement Training Program held their graduation ceremony. Among them was Officer Hunter Bradway of the Gorham Police Department.

Officer Bradway earned the honor of carrying the class guidon selected by his peers.

We would like to congratulate him for his successful completion of the academy and look forward to having back in Gorham.

Congratulations to the entire 49th BLETP!!

06/03/2026

Today was an outstanding day as officers from the Gorham Police Department, Windham Police Department, Westbrook Police Department, and the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office came together for a great cause. By participating in the Torch Run, they proudly supported Special Olympics athletes and helped raise awareness for the dedication, determination, and achievements of these incredible individuals. It was a great display of teamwork, community partnership, and commitment to making a positive difference.

We would love to give a huge shout out to our Volunteers in Police Service again for really stepping up to do a great job helping us to keep everybody safe.

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.