Shelburne Police Department
| Full Time Officers: | ||
|---|---|---|
| Chief | Gregory Bardwell | gbardwell@TownofShelburneMA.gov |
| Sergeant | Timothy Budrewicz | tbudrewicz@TownofShelburneMA.gov |
| Sergeant | Kurt Gilmore | kgilmore@TownofShelburneMA.gov |
| Detective | Tucker Jenkins | tjenkins@TownofShelburneMA.gov |
| Patrolman | Christopher Pettengill | cpettengill@TownofShelburneMA.gov |
| Patrolman | Jeffrey Belanger | jbelanger@TownofShelburneMA.gov |
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Reserve Patrol Officers: |
|---|
| Jeffrey King |
| Edwin Thurston |
| Cory Powell |
| Chris Miner |
| Ted Hanna |
| Bob Carmody |
Department Contact
623 Mohawk Trail
Shelburne Falls, MA 01370
Emergency 9-1-1
(Non-Emergency)Shelburne Control Dispatch Center: 413-625-8200
Office: 413-625-0304 ext. 5
Fax 413-489-3005
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