Town of Gilmanton, New Hampshire

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Police

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Contact:	Joseph Collins, Chief
Mailing Address:	PO Box 190 Gilmanton, NH 03237
Street Address:	297 NH RT 140, Gilmanton, NH 03237
Phone:	(603) 267-7401
Fax:	(603) 267-7403
Business Hours:	Business Hours are Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. After hours please contact the Belknap County Sheriff's Department Dispatch Center (603) 527-5454 for the on duty Officer.

Documents and Forms Department Members Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Links

MISSION STATEMENT

It is the mission of the Gilmanton Police Department to enhance the quality of life for the residents and visitors of the Town of Gilmanton. This shall be accomplished by enforcing the laws of the town, state, and country in a firm, fair, and impartial manner. We will perform our duties with pride, always displaying the highest level of professionalism, integrity, and respect, while maintaining a vision for the future, which is steeped in a tradition of excellence.

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Gilmanton Police News

The Gilmanton Police Department would like to thank the residents for their support for the Public Safety Building. It is really appreciated.

The PD has registered a Nixle account. This is technology that will enable residents to receive information regarding department and town information via txt and/or email. Please visit www.nixle.com for more information and to register.

Documents and Forms		top of page
	Horse Registration - Property Check - As of Nov. 1 - Police Dept. at the New Safety Bldg. - As of November 1st, the Police Department moved to the new Safety Bldg. Please make note of the new mailing address and phone/fax numbers. In case of an emergency, please call 911.

Department Members
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Name	Title	Phone	E-Mail	Term Length	Term Expiration
Joseph M. Collins	Police Chief #601	(603) 267-7401		0
Matthew B. Currier	Sergeant #602	(603) 267-7401		0
Christopher Gustafson	Patrolman #603	(603) 267-7401		0
Casey B. Brennan	Patrolman #604	(603) 267-7401		0
Tyler F. Hackett	Patrolman #605	(603) 267-7401		0
Robin E. Bonan	Admin. Assist. #611	(603) 267-7401		0
Robert S. Akerstrom	Patrolman #606, PT	(603) 267-7401		0
Felix Barlik	Animal Control Offic	(603) 364-7474		0
Victoria Carroll Parkhill	Animal Control Offic	(603) 364-7474		0

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	How can I report a hazard in my neighborhood? If you observe a condition that is an immediate hazard (debris in the road, etc.) call the Police Department immediately on the business line and they will investigate and correct the problem. If you have a larger concern for your neighborhood such as erecting a Stop Sign, posting a No Parking or speed zone, or other need to make your area safer we would ask for a description in writing to the Chief. How do a I get a finger print card completed for employment or other purposes? Finger prints are completed on Tuesday's during normal business hours. Please contact the office to schedule your appointment. How do I obtain copies of police reports and other police records? Records and information are released as dictated by state law. Records requests must be made in writing. Records requests may be submitted to the Administrative Assitant during normal business hours. What does the Animal Control Officer do? The Animal Control Officer is responsible for enforcing State Laws and local ordinances pertaining to the welfare and control of domestic, exotic, and wild animals. What is the Animal Control Officer's phone number? Please call 267-7401. If you have any questions, please feel free to call this number without hesitation. This number connects you directly to the Police Department who will dispatch the Animal Control Officer to return a call or report a location. When and How do I register my dog? All dogs 3 months of age or older must be licensed in New Hampshire. You will need to bring in proof of inoculation (rabies certificate) and proof of spaying and neutering if the dog is altered. All dog licenses expire on April 30th. You will need to renew your dogs license annually by this date or penalties and fines will be issued per State Law. There is one month grace period before the penalty begins. The penalty is $1.00 per month beginning June. There may also be $25.00 civil forfeiture fine issued plus $5.00 service fee which will be due 15 days after receipt of the fine. Where is the Hidden Valley Boyscout Camp? From NH Route 140 turn North onto Crystal Lake Road stay left at the fork at 3.1 miles turn right onto Places Mill Road at .6 miles turn left onto Griswold Road and follow signs.

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	265:107-a Child Passenger Restraints Required. Nixle Resident and Non- Resident Pistol Permit Application Vehicle Identification Verification Form (V.I.N. Form)


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