We would like to wish everyone a happy and safe New Year.
On Monday (12/17) at 3 PM, the Maynard Police Department and the Maynard School District will be holding a public forum on school safety. The event will be held at Green Meadow School. This discussion is open to all Maynard residents who may have questions about school safety in Maynard.
On Saturday December 1, 2012 the Maynard Police Department arrested Robert M. Redfield, age 21, of 113 Dawn Road, Maynard and Joseph W. Redfield, age 26, of 135 Main Street, Apt #1, Maynard as the result of an ongoing investigation involving multiple motor vehicle breaks.
Maynard Police Officer Brian Cushing was investigating the rash of motor vehicle breaks and larceny of property that started in July 2012 and continued until the arrests. Maynard Police investigated over forty car breaks since July and the Redfield brothers are believed to be responsible. The items stolen from these breaks include cash, electronic items such as IPODS, Laptops, and GPS devices along with many personal items.
The arrests and subsequent search warrants resulted in Maynard Police recovering multiple stolen items that will be returned to the owner. There are currently many items for which owners are not currently identified. We ask that if you are the victim of a recent motor vehicle break where personal property was stolen, please contact the Maynard Police department.
Maynard Police are also working with area police departments to help identify other victims and return recovered property. The investigation is being continued by Officer Brian Cushing, Officer Paul Maria, Officer Chris Sweeney and Sgt. Michael Noble.
Robert Redfield was held in the Maynard Police Department on $5,000 cash bail and will be arraigned in Concord District Court on several counts of Receiving Stolen Property over $250 and Conspiracy.
Joseph Redfield was held in the Maynard Police Department on $8,000 cash bail and will be arraigned in Concord District Court on several counts of Receiving Stolen Property over $250 (Subsequent offense), Conspiracy, and Possession of Ammunition without a FID card.
The Maynard Police worked with K-9 units from three area departments to conduct a search of the Maynard High School on Friday morning. Police did not find any drugs on the school grounds.
Santa is coming to Maynard! Keep your eyes on the sky for his "Only in Maynard" arrival by helicopter.
The Maynard Christmas Parade will be held on December 2nd. The parade will kick-off at 2 PM and follow the same route as previous years:
You can expect street closures and traffic delays during the parade. Please plan appropriately.
There will be NO street parking along the parade route before and during the parade. This will be strictly enforced starting at Noon.
We would like to remind Maynard residents that the all night parking ban in Maynard will go into effect on Saturday, December 1st and remain in effect until March 15th. There will be no parking on roadways, sidewalks, and municipal parking lots between the hours of 2am and 6 am. Violators will be fined and during snow removal, will be subject to tow.
We thank you for you anticipated cooperation and wish you a safe winter season.
The Maynard Police Department has kicked off its "Annual Toys for Kids Drive".
Maynard residents, who are in need of extra help with gifts for their children ages 2 – 12 years, should contact Officer Balzotti at the Maynard Police Department between the hours of 7 AM – 3 PM or call 978-897-1040 ext. 2103, no later than December 14th, 2012.
Proof of residency will be required to be placed on this year's list.
If you would like to donate toys to this year's drive, the toys should be for children ages 2 – 12 years. The new, unwrapped gifts can be dropped off at the Maynard Police Station or the various drop off locations downtown.
All toys will be distributed to Maynard residents only.
The Maynard Police Department would like to wish everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving.
We've added more photos of the Veteran's Day Parade. Please stop by the gallery page and take a look.
