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Neighborhood Watch Posts Big Success

Hingham's Neighborhood Watch Program Produces some Impressive Results 50% drop in Residential and Motor Vehicle Larcenies

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Posted Friday, February 27, 2009

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Remember to Re-New Drivers License

The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles will no longer mail out renewal notices. It is up to you to keep track of your license expiration.

Be sure to renew at least seven days before your birthday to ensure that your license remains active. If you are stopped with an expired license your vehicle will be towed and you are subject to arrest.

Posted Saturday, January 03, 2009

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HPD Launches New Impaired Driver Program

102 Years of Service to the Community

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Welcome to Your
Hingham Police Department Website

As the eighth Police Chief for the Town of Hingham and on behalf of the fifty-six (56) men and women of the Hingham Police Department, I welcome you to our website.

Photo of Chief Taylor Mills

The Hingham Police Department offers a vast array of services available to one or 1,000. We pride ourselves on our ability to fashion service delivery to the demonstrated needs of our community. We are "community committed". We demonstrate our commitment every day through the hundreds of interactions that occur between our people and the public, other government agencies, faith-based organizations, business and/or neighborhood groups. Whether you have contact with Dispatch, Records, Patrol or any other segment of the Hingham Police Department, you are and will continue to be our first priority.

Take the time to browse our web site and its links. After you have done that I trust you will also see that the Hingham Police Department is "Community Committed". Please feel free to contact us at any time. We welcome your feedback.

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Latest Credit Card Scam

The Department of Veterans' Affairs is warning veterans not to give credit card numbers over the phone to callers claiming to update VA prescription information. Callers are misrepresenting the VA to gain personal information by saying the VA recently changed procedures for dispensing prescriptions and ask for the veterans' credit card number. Veterans with questions about this or any veterans' issue should contact Hingham Veterans' Services at 781-741-1440.