Springfield Police Department, Springfield, VT

05/30/2026

Congratulations to Officer Cameron Mason on graduating from the Vermont Police Academy’s 121st Basic Training Class for Police Professionals!

Officer Mason completed 17 weeks of rigorous academic, physical, and practical instruction. Training continues with additional weeks of post basic training, followed by an intensive 12 week minimum field training program.

Please join us in congratulating Officer Mason on this accomplishment! We look forward to seeing him on the road.

05/21/2026

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05/19/2026

LOCAL POLICE OFFICER COMPLETES FIRST LINE
SUPERVISOR TRAINING AT ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY

BRISTOL, R.I., May 8, 2026- The Justice System Training and Research Institute at Roger Williams University in Bristol, R.I., in partnership with the New England Association of Chiefs of Police, recently recognized Corporal William Guzzo, IV of the Springfield, VT Police Department for the successful completion of the "Command Training Series: First Line Supervisor Course," a two-week comprehensive training program for police supervisory personnel. Coursework addressed contemporary concepts of management and leadership relevant to the responsibilities of first line supervisors in a modern criminal justice agency. The program, presented by experienced academics and law enforcement practitioners between April 27, 2026 and May 8, 2026 discussed topics including operational leadership and management principles, problem-solving, organizational and interpersonal communications, labor relations, disciplinary issues, and ethical decision-making. Graduates of the session represented police departments from throughout New England and included Corporal Guzzo. Roger Williams University is a leading independent, coeducational liberal arts university at which students live and learn to be global citizens. With 45 academic programs and an array of co-curricular activities on its Bristol, R.I., campus, RWU is committed to its mantra of learning to bridge the world. In the last decade, the University has achieved unprecedented academic and financial successes and continues to be recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top ten educational institutions in its class.

05/09/2026

🚓SPRINGFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT PRESS RELEASE🚓

Offenses: Fugitive Arrest

Incident Number: 26SF02418

Investigating Officer: Officers Lewis-Briere, Franchi, Herrington, Chief Burnham

Additional Agencies: US Marshals – Vermont District, Massachusetts State Police Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section, Holyoke MA Police Department, Vermont State Police, Vermont Fish & Wildlife, Weathersfield Police Department - VT.

Date/Time of Incident/Arrest: 5/7/26 1455 Hrs

Location: Central St, Springfield VT

Defendant: Daniel Medina, 22 years old of Holyoke, MA

Summary of Incident:

On 5/7/26 Springfield Police Department personnel assisted the above outside agencies with the arrest of fugitive Daniel Medina who was wanted warrant for homicide in Massachusetts. Outside agency personnel detained Medina in the area of Central St and Church St and turned him over to Springfield PD for fugitive proceedings.

Medina was turned over to Southern State Correctional Facility for lack of bail/cash surety bond and given a court date of 5/8/26 at 12:30pm Superior Court in White River Junction.

05/08/2026

https://www.usmarshals.gov/news/press-release/fugitive-wanted-murder-massachusetts-captured-vermont

Fugitive Wanted for Murder in Massachusetts Captured in Vermont

Defendant wanted for alleged involvement in a homicide

Boston, MA – The U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) Districts of Massachusetts and Vermont announce the apprehension of a man located in Vermont suspected of fatally shooting a victim in Holyoke, Massachusetts.

Daniel Medina, 22, was wanted in connection to a deadly shooting of a Holyoke resident that occurred on Sargeant Street in Holyoke, MA on April 18, 2026. Following the shooting, Medina was charged with Murder by the Hampden County District Attorney’s Office.

The Massachusetts State Police and Holyoke Police Department requested assistance from the USMS Massachusetts Fugitive Task Force (MAFTF) with locating and apprehending Medina. Medina has a documented history of firearm related offenses and was considered armed and dangerous.

The arrest was effected by the USMS MAFTF, USMS District of Vermont, Massachusetts State Police Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section (VFAS), Holyoke Police Department, Springfield, MA Police Department, Hampden County Sheriff’s Office, Vermont State Police, Weathersfield Police, and Springfield, VT Police Department.

“Today’s arrest sends a clear message: no matter where a fugitive runs, the United States Marshals Service along with our outstanding law enforcement partners will not stop until they are found,” said (A) United States Marshal Dennis Matulewicz for the District of Massachusetts. “Through coordinated investigative work and relentless pursuit by multiple agencies, this allegedly dangerous individual who is wanted for murder was safely apprehended in Vermont and will now face justice. We are especially thankful for the coordination and cooperation from our law enforcement partners in Vermont.”

If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of any State or Federal Fugitive please contact the United States Marshals Service, contact the USMS at 1-877-WANTED2 or submit information via the USMS Tips App.

USMS MAFTF participants include the USMS District of Massachusetts, Massachusetts State Police, Boston Police, Brockton Police, Cambridge Police, Hampden County Sheriff’s Department, Haverhill Police, Lowell Police, Middlesex Sheriff’s Department, New Bedford Police, Plymouth County Sheriff's Department, Springfield Police, Worcester Police, West Springfield Police, Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department, Randolph Police, Quincy Police and the Bureau of Alcohol, To***co, Fi****ms & Explosives.

04/29/2026

If anyone is missing this sweet girl, she was located on South St and will be at the Springfield Humane Society!

04/16/2026

Thank you Mark! Incredible Spotlight recognition 😁

Recognizing Mark Morris of the Springfield Police Department.

This week marks the observance of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, a time to recognize Dispatchers for their dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to public safety. Over the past year, the Vermont Emergency Dispatch Association has worked diligently to grow as an organization that supports Dispatchers across the state. Throughout this week, we are proud to highlight several Dispatchers from departments across Vermont who have been nominated by their colleagues for recognition.

Mark has dedicated over 25 years to serving as a dispatcher. During his tenure, he has played a key role in managing the transition of CAD systems within his agency and has spent much of his career serving as their TAC Officer. He has also acted as the department’s Vermont compliance liaison, ensuring that state and federal audits are completed and that standards are consistently met. Mark regularly takes on additional responsibilities, including supporting IT maintenance and other critical operational needs. However, beyond his many roles, it is his impact on the profession that truly sets him apart. In his nomination, a colleague shared that Mark has helped elevate the profession of Dispatchers and Telecommunications as a whole. He actively networks with surrounding dispatch centers, fostering strong and positive working relationships. Within the Springfield Dispatch Center, he contributes significantly to training and development, mentoring colleagues and helping them grow in their careers. Mark is also known for responding off-duty during times of crisis to support his team. His deep, commanding voice ensures clear and effective communication in even the most challenging situations. His experience and foresight allow him to anticipate needs and ensure resources are in place, making operations more efficient and effective. Beyond these many accomplishments, it is the positive intangibles Mark brings each day that truly distinguish him as an exceptional and deserving dispatcher.

Mark, on behalf of the Vermont Emergency Dispatch Association, we thank you for your service!

04/12/2026

National Public Safety Telecommunicators week is celebrated April 12th through the 18th, to honor the "Heroes behind the headset".
These individuals serve as the critical link between the public, and emergency responders.

We would like to send a special thanks to our very own Springfield Police Department dispatchers who answer the call for both Police, Fire, and EMS.

This week, we celebrate you all