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Today we responded to a bear in a tree at a residence on Bridge St. F&G responded as well and was able to scare the bear...
06/12/2026

Today we responded to a bear in a tree at a residence on Bridge St. F&G responded as well and was able to scare the bear off back into the woods.

There were quite a few bird feeders in the yard of this residence. Please remember that bears, especially young bears like this one will be attracted to the bird feeders as an easy source of food for them.

05/21/2026

The Memorial Day parade is this Monday the 25th of May. The parade will start at Soldiers Park at 11:00am and go North on Main St stopping at the VFW. There will be traffic delays on Main St during the parade.

This sweet lady was found lost but happy on Martin Meadow Pond. She is at the Woodlands Vet 788-8251. Please call there ...
05/20/2026

This sweet lady was found lost but happy on Martin Meadow Pond. She is at the Woodlands Vet 788-8251. Please call there if you know the owner or are the owner.

The Lancaster Police Department is still looking for the right person to fill a full-time position. If you are intereste...
05/20/2026

The Lancaster Police Department is still looking for the right person to fill a full-time position. If you are interested in becoming an officer in a small town that values its residents and employees then send us your resume to [email protected] or stop in, speak to an officer and drop one off in person.

The Lancaster Police Dept is proud to announce that Ethan Kleber was sworn in as your newest police officer yesterday. K...
05/14/2026

The Lancaster Police Dept is proud to announce that Ethan Kleber was sworn in as your newest police officer yesterday.
Kleber is from Lunenburg, VT. One of his passions is training in the art of Mixed Martial Arts. He trains at Granite City MMA in Barre, VT.
Kleber will start his field training and will attend the Police Academy in August.

This week is Police Week. A week to remember and honor those officers who have given the ultimate sacrifice in the line ...
05/13/2026

This week is Police Week. A week to remember and honor those officers who have given the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. The Lancaster Police Department remembers and honors
Chief Andrew T. Malloy
End of Watch (EOW): October 11, 1948
Chief Malloy was born in Berlin, New Hampshire on February 27, 1895. While a resident of Berlin, Chief Malloy served on the City Council, was a boxing promoter, and was active in the Boy Scouts and the Red Cross. Prior to being appointed Chief of Lancaster Police Department in 1946, he had been a member of the Berlin Police Department for eleven years.
On October 11, 1948, after returning from a court hearing in Groveton, the cruiser that Chief Malloy was riding in collided with the side of a Boston and Maine freight train at a crossing. Chief Malloy, along with Trooper Harold B. Johnson, died instantly. The driver of the cruiser, Trooper Frank Helms, suffered a concussion and other injuries but survived the crash.

***Owner Located***Anyone recognize this pup. Was found on Richardson St in Lancaster. If you know who he belongs to ple...
05/08/2026

***Owner Located***
Anyone recognize this pup. Was found on Richardson St in Lancaster. If you know who he belongs to please give us a call at 603-788-4402

With the warmer weather, we are seeing more bicycles, electric bicycles and motorcycles out and about, and would like to...
05/07/2026

With the warmer weather, we are seeing more bicycles, electric bicycles and motorcycles out and about, and would like to remind you of our NH laws!

The Lancaster Police Dept has received a generous grant from the Brain Injury Association of NH of childrens bicycle hel...
05/04/2026

The Lancaster Police Dept has received a generous grant from the Brain Injury Association of NH of childrens bicycle helmets . If your child needs a bicycle helmet stop by the department and pick one out free of charge.

Remember in accordance with NH law 265:144 Riding on Bicycles. –No person less than 16 years of age may operate or ride upon a bicycle on a public way unless he or she wears protective headgear of a type approved by the commissioner of health and human services.

Below are some useful links for more information on bicycle safety:

https://mm.nh.gov/files/uploads/dot/remote-docs/bicycle-safety-rules.pdf

https://www.nhtsa.gov/road-safety/bicycle-safety

https://www.nsc.org/community-safety/safety-topics/seasonal-safety/summer-safety/bicycles?srsltid=AfmBOoqW1kMOwAdGGMeRNbie_EPk9-pc5GQ9sbmAD0unN7kUUQHdzlG4

Chief Woodworth would like to announce and congratulate that 2 of your Lancaster Officers were recognized by the Nationa...
05/01/2026

Chief Woodworth would like to announce and congratulate that 2 of your Lancaster Officers were recognized by the National organization, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), for their efforts in combating driving under the influence on the streets of Lancaster in 2025.
Combined they totaled 15 DUI arrests for calendar year 2025.
Their efforts in keeping the residents and visitors of this great community safe do not go unnoticed. Thank you to both officers and keep up the great work!
Chief Woodworth
Lancaster Police Department

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Lancaster, NH
03584

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