South Hadley Chief of Police Jennifer Gundersen and Town Administrator Lisa Wong are pleased to announce that the Town of South Hadley and the South Hadley Police Department have received grant funding of $30,450 from the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health under the Co-Response-Jail Diversion Program. This Massachusetts Department of Mental Health grant, which has been awarded regionally with the Town of Granby and the Granby Police Department, will fund…
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The Police Department is proud to announce that we were awarded a $125,000 grant from the Department of Justice to hire a new police officer. The department is one of only 3 communities in Massachusetts, and one of 183 agencies in the country to receive this grant.
The Police Department will be offering CPR/AED Training in October and November. The cost of the training is $20.00. This covers the cost of the CPR/AED e-card. The certification is for two years upon completion of the training. Please see the flyer below for information.
It is with great happiness and excitement that my last post on the Department’s webpage page is to announce the Granby Select Board appointed Lieutenant Kevin O’Grady Interim Chief of Police effective immediately. Kevin has been a police officer in Town since 1998 and has worked in several capacities and assignments up to and including his promotion to Lieutenant in 2017. Kevin, spent the majority of his Lieutenant’s tenure in…
The Granby Police Department is seeking your help in fighting crime by taking part in the Granby Camera Registry Program (GCRP). The GCRP allows residents and business owners to register the locations of their video surveillance systems with the Granby Police Department. When a crime occurs, police will be able to identify the locations of nearby cameras and enlist the assistance of the community to help officers collect video evidence…