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Holbrook
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Storm Center |
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Holbrook Emergency Management Agency Hol=
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Town Hall 50
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Holbrook, MA 02343 Eme=
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2-1-1 for routine inquiries is active Monday – Friday 8am-8pm |
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HOLBROOK
AUXILIARY
POLICE
DEPARTMENT |
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The Holbrook Auxiliary Police Department is all volun=
teer
unit which is tasked with the patrol of town owned properties to prevent
vandalism. The department focuses its attention on the public school
buildings, the parks and playgrounds, the cemeteries, Town Hall, critical
infrastructure (the water towers and power substations) and a few other
sites. The hours of operation are primarily on Friday and Saturday evenin=
gs.
The department acts as an extra set of eyes and ears for the on-duty shift
officers of the Holbrook Police Department, and when operational is under=
the
direction of the on-duty patrol supervisor. The patrol duties can be very
boring and at the same time very rewarding. You are usually not out
chasing suspects, making arrests, running into burning buildings, and
stopping drug deals. What you are doing is using your presence and
good judgment to prevent damage to town property, supporting the on-duty
shift in some situations where an extra officer can keep a situation from
escalating, directing traffic at an accident scene, and supporting your
community. All members must purchase their own equipment, includ=
ing
firearm, which can exceed $2500.00 in cost. All members must complete a
training program required by the Municipal Police Training Commission, and
take yearly in-service including CPR and First Aid. There are also additi=
onal
training requirements and department regulations, including regulations
developed by the Police Chief which must be followed. You will be assigne=
d to
2-3 UNPAID shifts per month. Each shift is 5 – 7 hours in
length, plus departmental meeting and training sessions, community events,
and yearly In-Service classes at one of the regional police academies. |
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Roster
of Auxiliary Police Officers August
2009 |
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Auxiliary
Officer Demarco |
Auxiliary
Officer Gramm |
Auxiliary
Officer Lawcewicz |
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Auxiliary
Officer / Asst. director Morgan |
Auxiliary
Officer Soto |
Auxiliary
Officer Steele |
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Auxiliary
Officer Sullivan |
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Auxiliary and Special
Police in other communities |
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There are some local police
departments that use Auxiliary/Reserve Police Officers and/or Special Pol=
ice
Officers. A partial list
includes: Abington, Ashland, Attleboro, Avon, Belmont, Brookline, Cambrid=
ge, Carlisle,
Duxbury, Fall River, Framingham, Hamilton, Hanson, Holliston, Ipswich,
Lawrence, Leominster, Mansfield, Melrose, Millbury, Milton, Natick, Newto=
n,
Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department, Randolph, Rockland, Somerset,
Stoughton, Waltham, Wayland, Winthrop, and Whitman. (see the Links page) =
During the summer, some additi=
onal
towns, such as Hull and Wareham, and some towns on Cape Cod and
Martha’s Vineyard, hire seasonal police officers. Duties and responsibilities va=
ry.
Some departments may limit membership to town residents and/or retired po=
lice
officers. Contact these departments directly for mo=
re
information. |