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- 62 Black Mountain Rd., Suite 101
- Brattleboro 05301
- 802-257-7946 (Non-Emergency)
Full Contact Info
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Email:
- [email protected] Phone:
- 911 (Emergency)
- 802-257-2303 (Fax)
- 802-251-8188 (Tip Line)
- 802-257-4424 (TTY)
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Contact the Police Department
Non-Emergency Line, 802-257-7946 — To report a crime or file a report, call this number to speak with a Dispatcher. Call this number to report a crime that has already occurred.
Emergency Line, 911 — Call 911 if you are in immediate danger or to report a crime in progress.
Tip Line, 802-251-8188 — Call or email [email protected] to report any suspicious activity, or to share any other information with the Police Department.
Crisis Helplines — See this section for details.
Social Media — Follow us on Facebook for updates.
About the Department
The Brattleboro Police Department is committed to providing a safe, peaceful, and prosperous environment for our community by policing and serving the community in a manner worthy of respect. The department strives to consistently provide the citizens of Brattleboro a professional and progressive police force that holds itself to the highest standards of service and conduct.
Values
- Always hold yourself and others accountable
- Always treat others the way you want to be treated
- Always do the right thing
- Always remember why
Staff
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- Norma Hardy -
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- Jeremy Evans -
- Assistant Chief
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News & AnnouncementsThe electric vehicle charging station at the Brattleboro Police Station is currently out of service.
Officers from the Brattleboro Police Department and community members will once again come together in an informal, neutral space to discuss community issues.
Proceeds from this charity event will benefit Front Line Foundations.
This family-friendly event will be happening on Tuesday, August 6 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Brattleboro Common.
Emergency responders temporarily closed down Vernon Street on June 24. It has since reopened.
The National Weather Service is forecasting strong storms during the afternoon of June 23, 2024, in southern Vermont.