Norway Police Department, ME Overview, Police Arrests, Jail Roster, Services & Contact Information

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The Norway Police Department operates as the primary law enforcement agency in Norway, dedicated to preserving peace and ensuring the safety and well-being of Norway citizens. The department is nestled within the boundaries of Oxford County, Maine, which is part of the surrounding Norway metropolitan statistical area.

Address: 19 Danforth Street, Norway, Maine, 04268

County: Oxford County

City: Norway

Phone: 207-743-5303

Norway Police Arrest and Records

The Norway Police Department abbreviated maintains an accessible system to provide records about Norway police arrests. Detailed arrest records can be obtained from the Norway Law Enforcement Agency Records Division during business hours (Monday through Friday, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm). Requests for these records can be made in person, by calling the Records Division, or via the mail.

Keep in mind that, according to Maine’s Freedom of Access Act, some facts may be exempt from public inspection. This includes records that could conflict with law enforcement proceedings, rob a person of a fair trial, constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy, disclose the identity of a private source, or endanger the life or physical safety of public safety personnel.

Norway Police Jail Roster and Inmate Locator

If you’re looking for data about offenders housed in the Norway Jail, the Norway Law Enforcement Department can assist you with this as well. The department keeps an up-to-date jail roster, providing data of individuals currently in custody.

To locate inmates, you can call the Norway Law Enforcement Department directly or visit in person during office hours. Please remember that data might not include individuals who have been recently arrested and not yet processed or those transferred to a Maine state or federal prison.

Department Structure and Services

The Norway Police Department offers a wide range of services that extend beyond regular policing duties. These include community outreach programs, crime prevention initiatives, and public safety education.

The department’s structure is organized into several divisions, each specializing in different areas of policing:

1. Norway Patrol Division: The largest division in the department, responsible for patrolling Norway and responding to emergency
2. Norway Criminal Investigation Division: Concentrated on investigating crimes, gathering evidence, and supporting prosecution efforts.
3. Norway Traffic Division: Handles Norway traffic-related issues, including enforcement of traffic laws and investigation of accidents.
4. Community Policing Unit: Engages directly with the community to build relationships, solve problems, and enhance safety.
5. Norway Records Division: Manages and provides access to departmental records, including Norway arrest records and jail rosters.

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