Augusta Police

Augusta, Maine's brand spankin' new $20,500,000.00 police station is finally done. All that's left to do is move in.

“He’s done a great job preparing himself to become police chief. He’s transitioned through nearly every position in the police department during his tenure, so he’s knowledgeable about all aspects of police operations"

Breaking from the Augusta Police Department: Possible Missing 3-year-old. From Augusta Police Dept.: On 10-04-16 at 0700 hours, the Augusta Fire Department responded to 26 Sewall Street for a report of a medical emergency. It was discovered that three-year-old Lenore “Lenny” Wilson was not at the residence where she was supposed to be...

Augusta Police called it an eagle street fight. They were locked in a mortal battle...literally locked together! Their talons got tangled and they couldn't separate. Watch as they get a little help to end the fight.

On September 6th while riding in a Shriner's charity motorcycle ride, Chief Robert Gregoire, a 26-year veteran of the Augusta Police Department, with his wife Cathy, and Sargent Chris Shaw were injured when slick road conditions caused the chief to lose control of his motorcycle.