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The page and its content are managed by the Orange Police Department’s staff. All comments posted to the page are subject to monitoring and review by the Orange Police Department. The Orange Police Department reserves the right to remove or prohibit postings with the content described above. The page is not monitored 24/7. The Orange Police Department will review the site and comments on a regular basis. The Orange Police Department is not responsible for, and neither endorses nor opposes, comments posted on the Facebook page by visitors to it. Commenters are personally responsible for their own comments, username, or any information they place on the page. Comments submitted for posting, whether approved for posting or blocked, and any other content on the Orange Police Department page, are subject to any applicable State, Department of Law and Public Safety, and/or the Orange Police Department’s policies for control, use, retention, and destruction of records. Comments submitted for posting, whether approved for posting or blocked, and any other content on the Orange Police Department page, may also be public records subject to the Massachusetts Public Records law. There is no expectation of privacy in information submitted to or posted on the Orange Police Department page by an employee or any other person.

10/16/2026

Beginning on Monday, October 19, 2026, there will be a change to the traffic pattern associated with the North Main Street Project. The following traffic restrictions and detours will take effect:

• Winter Street Closure: Winter Street will be permanently closed to all through traffic from North Main Street to the first residence on Winter Street. This closure will remain in effect at all times, including after working hours.

• North Main Street Closure During Working Hours: During working hours, North Main Street will be completely closed to all traffic between Winter Street and Dexter Street.

• Detour to Fisher Hill School: All traffic needing to access Fisher Hill School must use the designated detour via Mechanic Street and Clark Avenue to North Main Street.

• Traffic Exiting Fisher Hill Elementary School: All traffic exiting Fisher Hill Elementary School via the one-way access road must continue down North Main Street toward the center of town.

• Resident Access Between School Street and Winter Street: North Main Street will remain accessible to residents living between School Street and Winter Street. However, during working hours, residents will not be able to exit this section of North Main Street toward Winter Street or Dexter Street. Residents must travel back toward the center of town to access an alternate route. There will be no exit available at the top of the road during working hours.

• After-Hours Traffic: Once work is completed for the day, North Main Street will reopen to two-way traffic. However, the roadway between Winter Street and Dexter Street will be narrow. Please reduce your speed and use caution when traveling through this area.

Please join the Orange Police Association members on Saturday October 17th at Mahar High School for the Mahar Cancer Fun...
10/08/2026

Please join the Orange Police Association members on Saturday October 17th at Mahar High School for the Mahar Cancer Fund Fun Run/Walk 5k. Sign up below. Meet at Mahar High School. Any questions please let Officer Cakounes know at [email protected]. See you there!!

09/09/2026
08/28/2026

****SCAM ALERT****

It has been brought to our attention, and we want to bring it to your attention, that local trash and dumpster companies are increasingly becoming victims of scams involving members of the public who may unknowingly—or knowingly—assist scammers.

In these scams, the individual may pose as a legitimate business or even replicate the name, branding, and information of an actual local company. They then advertise dumpster rentals at unusually discounted prices to attract customers.

Once a customer agrees to rent a dumpster, the scammer may request payment through Venmo or another payment application. The scammer then places an order with a legitimate dumpster company on the customer’s behalf, but pays the company using a fraudulent credit or debit card.

By the time the fraudulent payment is discovered, the dumpster may have already been delivered, filled, removed, and disposed of. At that point, the legitimate company is left without payment and often has no practical way to recover the loss except trying to get payment from the homeowner.

Protect Yourself and Others

When arranging a dumpster rental or any similar service, it is important to do your own research and make sure you are dealing directly with a legitimate business.

• Verify the company’s name, phone number, website, and other contact information independently.

• Be cautious of prices that seem unusually low compared with other local providers.

• Ask questions about the company and the services being provided.

• Be cautious when asked to send payment through Venmo or another peer-to-peer payment application, particularly when dealing with a business you have not independently verified.

• If something doesn’t seem right or the answers you receive don’t make sense, take a step back and verify the information before making any payment.

Taking a few extra minutes to verify who you are dealing with can help protect you from becoming a victim of fraud

Please join officers at Sandri located on Daniel Shays Highway this coming Saturday (August 22nd) from 11-3 for a custom...
08/18/2026

Please join officers at Sandri located on Daniel Shays Highway this coming Saturday (August 22nd) from 11-3 for a customer appreciation day!

08/07/2026

***TRAFFIC ALERT***

Beginning Monday, August 10, through Friday, August 14, North Main Street from School Street to Winter Street will be open to southbound traffic only. All northbound traffic will need to use the Mechanic Street detour.

Thank you Clean Out Kings and friends for your generosity by providing pizzas to area departments! Have a fun and safe F...
07/03/2026

Thank you Clean Out Kings and friends for your generosity by providing pizzas to area departments! Have a fun and safe Fourth of July!

The Orange Police Department is looking to add a new member to our department! Apply to join our team today!
06/25/2026

The Orange Police Department is looking to add a new member to our department! Apply to join our team today!

The Orange Police Department would like to take this opportunity to recognize and thank our community members and local ...
06/24/2026

The Orange Police Department would like to take this opportunity to recognize and thank our community members and local businesses for their overwhelming support in helping us acquire our new K9 cruiser.
We would also like to use this opportunity to introduce the public to our cruisers' new appearance. As older cruisers are replaced, our new vehicles will adopt the same design as the new K9 cruiser.

The decision to transition away from the traditional black-and-white cruiser design was made to expedite the vehicle outfitting process and reduce overall costs. Under the previous design, our vehicle upfitter was required to paint the doors and roof of each cruiser, which increased both production time and associated expenses.

By adopting the new design, we are able to place new cruisers into service more quickly while also being more fiscally responsible with department resources.

The Orange Police Department took delivery of a brand new K-9 patrol vehicle. Our previous K-9 vehicle served the department for nearly 10 years. It is now replaced with this 2025 Ford Police Interceptor hybrid. This vehicle brings with it much needed safety and technology upgrades.

This vehicle was paid for in its entirety by donations from local businesses and citizens. OPD is extremely grateful for the generosity shown to us by those who believe in the importance of having a K-9 program. Zeus now has a safe and reliable ride! Thank you to everyone who donated!

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Orange, MA
01364

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