GLOUCESTER — Chief Edward Conley and the Gloucester Police Department wish to make the community aware of a recent increase in scams that target seniors by coaxing them into giving money by claiming a relative has been arrested and needs to be bailed out of police custody.
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City of Gloucester Reminds Residents to Always Call 911 During an Emergency
Gloucester officials are reminding residents to always call 911 in the event of an emergency, and to seek medical care when needed. This reminder comes after the launch of a new pubic service announcement by Gov. Charlie Baker’s office from the Boston medical community encouraging Massachusetts residents to always seek help right away in the […]
Gloucester Police Department Updates Community on COVID-19 Response Procedures and Enforcement
Chief Edward Conley wishes to share changes being made to Gloucester Police Department’s procedures and enforcement protocols during the COVID-19 emergency. At this time, the state’s stay-at-home advisory remains in place until at least May 4. Gov. Charlie Baker is strongly urging all residents to practice social distancing (keeping six feet between each other) should […]
City of Gloucester Provides Guidance to Help Manage Stress and Anxiety Surrounding COVID-19 Social Distancing and Isolation
GLOUCESTER — Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken, Public Health Director Karin Carroll and Emergency Management Director and Assistant Fire Chief Joe Aiello would like to share tips to help residents alleviate their stress and panic surrounding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) while practicing social distancing. The COVID-19 outbreak and fear of becoming ill can cause stress and panic […]
City of Gloucester Declares State of Emergency Due to Coronavirus
GLOUCESTER — Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken, Public Health Director Karin Carroll and Emergency Management Director and Assistant Fire Chief Joe Aiello would like to inform residents that the City of Gloucester has declared a state of emergency in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).