Mason Police Department

05/22/2026

05/21/2026

RECREATION PASS
Friendly reminder that the parking at the end of Scripps Lane for the town Quarry is by parking pass only.
Parking passes are available for free to Mason Residents at the Mason Police Department from 9am to 3pm Monday- Friday.
Parking passes are also available at the town clerks office during normal business hours.
A few reminders about these passes:
1. Parking passes are per vehicle not per household.
2. Guests are welcome as long as they are in a vehicle with a parking pass.
3. Parking passes will need to be renewed annually.
4. Parking passes are non-transferable.
Violators may be subject to a parking ticket and will be asked to leave. $75.00 1st offense and $150.00 second offense.
Thank you for your cooperation.

05/07/2026

The Mason NH Board of Selectmen voted on April 28, 2026, to appoint Sergeant Richard Fortin as Chief of Police, following the recent and deeply felt passing of Chief Kevin Maxwell.

The Mason NH Board of Selectmen will hold a swearing-in ceremony at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, at the Mann House, 16 Darling Hill Road, Mason, NH. Members of the public are invited to attend.

The Mason NH Board of Selectmen voted on April 28, 2026, to appoint Sergeant Richard Fortin as Chief of Police, followin

05/05/2026

Low wire

05/05/2026

Traffic Alert. Road Closed
Campbell Mill Road at Cooks Corner is closed due to low hanging wire. Eversource had been notified but no estimated response time has been given. Please use alternate Route. Signs advising of closure will be up

04/30/2026

We at the Mason Police Department are very proud to have Officer Roman Soboliev back on patrol after graduating from the New Hampshire Police Academy class 202 last week. Roman was the recipient of two awards while at the academy. He was awarded the top physical fitness award, and awarded the top Police Recruit in his class. Roman will be working with Chief Fortin, and will be out on patrol on his own soon. Please welcome him to our community

04/23/2026

The Mason Police Department wants to send thank you to everyone who showed up at the wake for Chief Maxwell. It was heartwarming to see so many Mason residents past and present as well as the large numbers of Police Officers who attended. Thank all on the behalf of the Mason Police Department

04/16/2026

The Mason Police Department has received a few calls regarding person(s) doing "burnouts" in several areas of the Town. These complaints are usually late at night. If you hear or see of this activity happening near you, please call the Police line at 603 878-1111 which will bring you to Hollis Communications. Explain to them what you heard and or saw. This will give the Department some information as to day/time etc. when this is occurring. An Officer will follow up with you if no one is on duty. If you have any camera's, or your neighbors do, please check them. You can send this footage to the Police Department. This behavior is not only a nuisance, but it is criminal. Working together with our citizens, and other departments is how we can stop this type of behavior.

04/14/2026

Police presence is requested from 6pm-7pm.
Parking will be available at the Florence Rideout Elementary School, as well as the Municipal Parking Lot near the Wilton Police Department.

View Kevin R. Maxwell's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

04/12/2026

It is with deep sorrow that the Mason Police Department announces the death of the Chief of Police Kevin Maxwell. Chief Maxwell lost his long hard fought battle with Cancer April 11th surrounded by his extended family. Even through his sickness, Chief was always upbeat. He never lost faith in the Lord, and showed it with his courage through this battle. Chief Maxwell has served the Town of Mason for the past 14 years of dedicated police officer, supervisor and Chief. He will missed by many of you worked with him, and the people he served as a police officer. Prayers for his family as they go though this time.