Medford Police Department
 100 Main Street, Medford, Massachusetts USA 02155
Chief Leo A. Sacco, Jr.
 "Quality Policing Through Community Involvement"

 NOTE NEW GUN PERMIT PROCEDURE - Only on Tuesdays and Wednesdays between 11am-7pm you can come to the station with your completed applications and check and see Det. William  Mulcahy to get initially processed. Medford PD will no longer accept "DROPPED OFF APPLICATIONS". *** New POCKET GUIDES and PARENTS RESOURCES for Drug and Alcohol Abuse (below) ***  Any Issues or Concerns please SEND US YOUR COMMENTS (below) - not for reporting ongoing crimes or emergencies - CALL 911. 
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Terrorism Issues and Police Responses

The Medford police department has specially trained police officers in Incident Critical Management and Response. Being prepared, keeping an eye on suspicious behavior and knowing what to do in case of an emergency are all important factors in our fight against terrorism.

EMERGENCY: Check Terrorism Levels

  • WHERE/WHO: All of USA and all AMERICANS
  • WHAT TO DO: please help us to:
    • DETER/DETECT/PREVENT TERRORISM - by reporting suspicious activity that might be directed at targets of opportunity in Medford. Unexplained and unusual person (s) suspiciously placing objects and/or hiding near: bridges, key highways, travel routes, key intersections, gas lines, main water ducts, near tall buildings, chemical facilities, oil tanks/trucks, Government facilities, power lines, radio towers, MBTA/Commuter railroad tracks and/or any other location where a bomb or chemical attack could present itself.