Augusta Police

Augusta, Maine's brand spankin' new $20,500,000.00 police station is finally done. All that's left to do is move in.

“He’s done a great job preparing himself to become police chief. He’s transitioned through nearly every position in the police department during his tenure, so he’s knowledgeable about all aspects of police operations"

I've never really considered myself much of a 'bad boy', but that all changed this morning for me. It turns out I'm a bit of a rebel, a culprit, a fugitive, an offender.. a hooligan if you will. You see, when it comes to things that I want to do with my day, driving over to the Maine Department of Motor Vehicles and taking a number to wait to renew my driver's license isn't high on the list... Rea

part of me is wondering if it's that guy who is always riding up Anthony Ave and stopping for lunch at The Great Wall buffet?

If you noticed some insane gridlock traffic in Augusta yesterday, you certainly weren't alone. Traffic was at a standstill down Mt Vernon Ave, Townsend Ave, Civic Center Drive, Anthony Ave and even the interstate off ramps at exit 112. But, it wasn't because of a traffic accident or anything like that- no, it was all for a wonderful cause...

According to News Center Maine, the Augusta Police Department is warning the public about a man who is reportedly going up to people's cars and attempting to open the doors while aggressively asking for money.

The third and newest proposed location is the old Hannaford on Willow Street across from City Hall.

According to the KJ, Nicholas R Hutchings of Waterville was in court yesterday morning and has even more charges pending in other Maine counties.

40 year old Garrett Cameron was arrested on Saturday for allegedly assaulting officers

Check out the Grinch riding in the backseat of the Augusta Police interceptor with Santa riding shotgun

After an evening of commotion on Route 105 in Augusta, we are just learning of some of the details surrounding the incident.

Nothing was going to stop this big, beautiful Sidney tree from being trucked into downtown Augusta and hoisted into place for the holidays.

Law enforcement only needs to see a cell phone in a driver's hand to pull them over and write a $50 ticket. Get stopped a second time and drivers could face a fine of $325

If you have any information, or would like to make an anonymous tip, you're urged to contact APD at 207-626-2370

to benefit the Farmington Fire Department and Special Olympics, Augusta Police and Fire competed Friday night in an epic 'Battle of the Badges' at Margaritas restaurant.

You don't want to end up getting your car towed because you ignored Augusta's winter parking ban, do ya?