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Truro Police Department news & events |
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New Business Line Number at Truro Police
Department The Truro Police Department has set up a new business line for citizens who would like to contact officers directly. Dial 508-487-8733 and be connected to our automated mailbox system. |
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Town of Truro Telephone Numbers, Office Hours, and Email
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Website links that will help protect teens and kids online. Also extensive information for adults on internet safety, privacy and how to avoid becoming a victim of identity theft, cybercrime or cyberabuse. Cyberbullying - what it is, how it works and how to understand and deal with cyberbullies WiredKids, the ultimate online safety project for kids, tweens and teens! |
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Patch Trading If you have a patch to trade, contact Communications Supervisor Heidi Dyer
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Cape Cod Emergency Preparedness Handbook available at: Truro Police Station Truro Town Hall Truro Public Library
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Put ICE in your mobile phone
In Case of Emergency would the police or ambulance services know who to contact? Simply type ICE and a contact name and number into your mobile and help us help you. |
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Safe Return The Truro Police Department, TRIAD, and the Truro Council on Aging are making a new program called SAFE RETURN available to the community. This program is set up to assist those people that have memory impairments such as Alzheimer's. SAFE RETURN is a 24 hour a day database registry operated by Alzheimer's Association. To register, you or a family member may call the Truro Council on Aging at (508) 487-2462. After you are registered a member of the Truro Police Department will follow up with you and your family. For more information on SAFE RETURN, please contact the Truro Council on Aging, or Communications Supervisor Heidi Dyer at the Truro Police Department at (508) 487-8730. |
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Limited Number of Gunlocks Available
Project ChildSafe is a new program developed by the National Shooting Sports Foundation and funded by a U.S. Dept. of Justice grant to ensure safe and responsible firearms ownership. The goal of this Project is to prevent a loaded gun from being left unattended in a place where a child may find it. Millions of gunlocks are being distributed nationwide through this grant. The Truro Police Department has a limited quantity. If you are a Truro resident, and need a gunlock, you can obtain them in person between the hours of 8AM and 2PM weekdays. These locks cannot be installed unless, in most cases, the weapon is unloaded, thereby adding an extra level of safety. For more information, contact Lieutenant John Lundborn or S/Sgt David Costa at the Truro Police Department. |
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Fireams License Fees
The license fee are as follows: -DEALERS (including gunsmiths) .$100.00 -LICENSE TO SELL AMMUNITION . .$100.00 -FIREARMS IDENTIFICATION CARD (FID) .$100.00 -LICENSE TO CARRY FIREARMS ..$100.00 -LICENSE TO CARRY FIREARMS FOR LAW $100.00 ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS -PERMITS TO PURCHASE ...$100.00 -NON-RESIDENT AND NON-RESIDENT.. ..$100.00 ALIENS -RESIDENT ALIENS $100.00 |
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The Truro Police/Fire Department is attempting to update all information on homes in town that are outfitted with burglar and/or fire alarms. Please mail or email the following form to the Truro Police Department, care of Communications Supervisor Heidi Dyer or Administrative Assistant Jacquelyne Williams so we may update the information. Homeowners without alarms are also welcome to submit the form so caretaker information will be available at the police/fire station. |
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Firearms licensing hours
Wednesdays 8am-3pm and Thursday 8am-12 noon or by appointment.
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