Police
FOR EMERGENCIES: 911
For other inquiries:
Business: (508) 497-3401
Fax: (508) 435-1979
Crime Tip Line: (508) 497-9785
The members of the Hopkinton Police Department are committed to strengthening the partnership between our organization and our community. We will be guided by constitutional, professional and community standards while we strive to provide the highest level of public safety. We value honesty, excellence, tolerance, compassion and fairness.
Payments can be submitted for the following using the link below; Alarms, Crash Reports, Details, Firearms Licensing and Solicitor Permits.
Hopkinton Police UNIPAY
For any police public records request please complete the form below. You can also send an email to records@hopkintonpd.org with your request.
Police Public Records Request Form
Quick links to some frequently requested forms:
For other inquiries:
Business: (508) 497-3401
Fax: (508) 435-1979
Crime Tip Line: (508) 497-9785
The members of the Hopkinton Police Department are committed to strengthening the partnership between our organization and our community. We will be guided by constitutional, professional and community standards while we strive to provide the highest level of public safety. We value honesty, excellence, tolerance, compassion and fairness.
Payments can be submitted for the following using the link below; Alarms, Crash Reports, Details, Firearms Licensing and Solicitor Permits.
Hopkinton Police UNIPAY
For any police public records request please complete the form below. You can also send an email to records@hopkintonpd.org with your request.
Police Public Records Request Form
Quick links to some frequently requested forms:
- Mission Statement
- Letter of Disinvitation
- Citizen's Guide to making Commendations and Complaints
- Report a Traffic Complaint
- Request a House Check
- Request a K9 Demonstration
- The Massachusetts Victim Bill of Rights
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Hopkinton Police Victim Services Information
Massachusetts LTC/FID application - Hopkinton Police Department 5 Year Strategic Plan
- Person At Risk Form
News Stories
Statement from Chief Bennett regarding the ongoing investigation of Mikayla Miller's death
Hopkinton Police Jail Diversion Program
The Jail Diversion Program (JDP) aims to help people in mental health crisis get the assistance they need, and not direct them unnecessarily into the Criminal Justice System.
The two attachments provide further information on the Jail Diversion Program and also a 2019 Annual Report.
Chief Joseph Bennett Regarding the Death of George Floyd
Department Contact
Joseph Bennett
(508) 497-3401
jbennett@hopkintonpd.org
Members & Administration
74 Main Street
Hopkinton, MA 01748
Hopkinton Police Press Log