Augusta Police

The Augusta Police Department is inviting you to a special 'Coffee with a Cop' appearance at Dunkin' Donuts, Western Ave., Augusta, October 4 between 8am and 10am. This is your opportunity to meet with members of the department and discuss anything you like...

It's a job that many could not do; myself being one of those people. But it is a job that is necessary, and nobody does it better then the men and women in blue of the Augusta Police Department. Today (Monday March 27) marks their 167 anniversary, and we here at TownSquare Media Augusta-Waterville salute and thank them for their never ending job of trying to keep our community safe...

UPDATE: Officials have an Augusta man who the Lincoln County Sheriffs offices wanted in connection to sexual abuse charges.  According to the Augusta Police department's page, he has been arrested. According to the Augusta Police department's Facebook Page, The Lincoln County Sheriff's Department is requesting assistance in locating the following wanted person: Guido Hernandez, birth date 12-17-19

Thanks for joining us Saturday (Aug. 6) at the Marketplace at Augusta for the 92 Moose 'Back-to-School Block Party!'

The Augusta Police are looking for a suspect in a home invasion last night (Aug. 2). According to police, the armed male suspect falsely claimed to be a police officer when he tried to force his way into a Northern Avenue apartment.

An elderly woman in Augusta was bit last Thursday (March 17) by a rabid raccoon. Augusta police say the incident occurred in the area of Sewall Street, and that other raccoons have been spotted in the area.

The City of Augusta can breathe easier tonight knowing that the police have captured a guinea hen that was roaming free around Central Maine.

Augusta police have accused 19-year old Dennis Morton and a 16-year old of slashing tires and other vandalism this past Saturday (Feb. 20) night. According to WABI, the two are charged with 40 criminal violations, including damage to property that they are accused of stealing...

The Augusta Police Department is starting a new wanderers program, that will allow parents, spouses or guardians to provide information in advance, that may help to locate a person who leaves home and is unable to return.

From the Augusta Police Department this morning: Time Warner Cable has announced that as many as 320,000 customers may have had their email addresses and passwords exposed. It has been reported that Time Warner was informed by the FBI about the situation and that the FBI was also contacting other internet service providers that had been affected, so announcements from other email service providers

The Augusta Police Department is currently looking for help locating and checking the welfare of Brianna K. Wilson.

A 77-year old woman crashed into a row of parked cars at MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta today. Augusta piolice are still looking to talk to all owners of vehicles involved.

It wasn't a good night on the scoreboard for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park (July 10) Friday, but it was a great one on the field, with the Augusta Police Department Honor Guard.

The Augusta Police Department will get to be part of opening ceremonies before the Red Sox/Yankees game tomorrow night and they'll be holding a rehearsal tonight at the Piggery Road fields in Augusta at 4:30 today...Linscott Field, to be exact. The public is welcome.

Cony parents are very concerned about three recent bomb threats at the Augusta school. Tonight (June 11) they will get to hear from authorities about the situation. In just 8 days, Cony has had three separate incidents, and some parents are concerned about how the situations and communication have been handled...

Any robbery makes you shake your head, but stealing money that was raised for veterans and wounded warriors is just downright despicable. That is exactly what happened at the Augusta Elks Lodge on Monday night (May 25) when robbers made off with more than $15,000. Most of that money was from a fundraiser for the Travis Mills Foundation, that was established by wounded veteran Travis Mills. Read Mo