Entry wages were increased to stay competitive with other municipalities.
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Scarborough Public Safety seeks OK to buy police body and cruiser cameras and a new fire truck
Voters will likely decide in November whether to authorize borrowing to cover the costs.
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Scarborough officer disarms patient at Maine Medical Center
Officer Eric Greenleaf successfully confronted a patient who had homemade weapons without having to go “hands-on.”
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There’s a new nose on the Scarborough Police force
K9 Tucker has retired after a decade of service and his housemate, Cooper, has taken over his official duties.
Posted inScarborough Leader, Southern Maine Weeklies
Scarborough Public Safety to upgrade software
The updated software will allow Scarborough Public Safety to stay current in the changing world.
Posted inScarborough Leader, Southern Maine Weeklies
Ducklings saved by Scarborough Fire and Police
Scarborough Police and Fire worked together to rescue four ducklings that fell down a storm drain on July 14. The ducklings were reunited with their mother. “Mama Duck was watching closely as we worked to rescue her little ones!” wrote the Scarborough Maine Police Department on their Facebook page. “Thank you to the person who […]
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Portland police searching for 4 robbery suspects
Police say a group of men crashed their car on Brighton Avenue after allegedly stealing more than $18,000 worth of merchandise from 2 Lowe’s stores.
Posted inScarborough Leader, Southern Maine Weeklies
Scarborough Police hiring patrol officers and public safety dispatchers
The Scarborough Police Department is currently seeking motivated individuals to hire as patrol officers and public safety dispatchers. “What we’re looking for are self-motivated, strong work ethic individuals who want to serve the community,” said Lieutenant Scott Vaughan. “We have high expectations of our patrol officers to be proactive in serving the citizens in the […]
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Maine law limits liability on private trails, such as where Georgia woman died
Tuesday’s fatal fall from the Prouts Neck Cliff Walk raises questions, but the state’s recreational use statute shields landowners in many cases.
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Georgia woman dies after falling from cliff in Scarborough
Scarborough police identified the woman as 54-year-old Romona Gowens of Calhoun, Georgia.