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​The Town of Grafton has added a SeeClickFix page to report NON-EMERGENCY problems.


This service is not monitored by the Grafton Police Department. To report emergencies dial 9-1-1 for assistance. Or to report a NON-Emergency situation that requires situation that requires and immediate response, call the Police Non-Emergency line at 508-839-5343.

 

Now you can help report non-emergency problems to the Town of Grafton, Massachusetts from your smartphone, tablet, or computer.

Use the SeeClickFix App to report issues such as:

  • Abandoned Vehicle
  • Damaged Curb/Sidewalk
  • Dead animal pickup
  • Fire Hydrant Problem
  • Graffiti
  • Pothole
  • Street Light Repair
  • Street Sign
  • Traffic Signal Issue
  • Trash/Recycling

You have the option to upload a photo with each service request, as a visual reference to help communicate the need to staff. Customer service requests are routed to town staff to help answer questions and provide solutions.


CLICK HERE FOR THE TOWN OF GRAFTON'S SEE CLICK FIX PAGE TO REPORT A NON-EMERGENCY PROBLEM AS LISTED ABOVE

911 - Emergency

Non Emergency - 508-839-5343

Business Line - 508-839-2858

Fax - 508-839-0106

28 Providence Road
Grafton, Massachusetts 01519

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Welcome 

On behalf of the Grafton Police Department, I welcome your interest in our department. We are extremely proud of our community and our relatively low overall crime rate. We have nineteen sworn personnel, four civilian dispatchers and a Administrative Assistant. Our philosophy is that preventing crime and being proactive as the key to maintaining a high quality of life in this community. We believe in the Community Oriented Policing approach in dealing with the many problems we face each day. Community Policing is a philosophy of becoming involved with the people we serve and working together as a team to solve the problems that lead to crime. We are a progressive department with the main objective of making the Town of Grafton a place where people would like to locate and bring up their families. We invite you to call and make an appointment to tour our station. We would be pleased to show you around and introduce you and your family to our dedicated officers and our facility.

Sincerely,
Chief Normand A. Crepeau Jr.

 

LICENSE TO CARRY & F.I.D. CARD APPLICATIONS PROCESSING TIMES:

Tuesday & Thursday

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM


Firearms Applicant Notice

Explanation for Question #4: Have you ever been arrested or appeared in court as a defendant for any criminal offense?


The key word is appeared. Understand that "ever appeared" includes all adult and juvenile appearances. It does not matter if you were found not guilty or if the charges were dismissed or continued without a finding. You must disclose all activity that will be on your criminal history. If you have a sealed record, you must disclose the charges. 


Having been arrested and convicted of a crime does not necessarily prohibit you from getting a License to Carry or a Firearms Identification Card. Failure to disclose these charges will result in your application being denied for being untruthful.


You may request a copy of your Criminal History from:


THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF PUBLIC SAFETY & SECURITY

Department of Criminal Justice Information Services

200 Arlington Street, Suite 2200

Chelsea, MA 02159

TEL: 617-660-4640

TTY: 617-660-4606

MASS.GOV/CJIS


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