Granville Police Department

707 Main Road Granville, MA 01034  413-357-8585 ext.  7 Fax Number 413-357-8819  or Northampton Dispatch Center 1-800-936-3919

              Granville Police Current Events/Activities

Firearms Safety Class: 

Instructor Sgt. Tyler Moore, course Fee is Thirty Dollars.  Please check back soon concerning the next course date. This is a required class for License to Carry obligations. Click on link below to print out a registration form. Registration Forms are available at the Police Department.

 Firearms Safety Registration Form.pdf

_____________________________________________

2009 Summer Junior Police Academy

Officer's of the Granville Police Department along with Officer's from various other agencies will instruct the students on the history of Policing, duties of Police Officers, Team Building/Physical Fitness, Mock Crime Scene Searches, Fingerprinting, first aid, K9 Demonstrations, and tours of various other law enforcement agencies.

Students should be prepared to be active, and wear walking/running shoes. Please no opened toe shoes.

The Junior Police Academy will run for a week long beginning July 27, 2009 until July 31, 2009.  The classes will run from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m at the Granville Police Department.

The age group for this class is 6 to 15 years old. The Granville Police Department is committed to reach our to our youth residents.

2009 Junior Police Academy Form

______________________________________________________________

2009 GRANVILLE POLICE BICYCLE RODEO: 

GPD Bicycle Rodeo will on June 6, 2009 beginning at 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Location Granville Town Hall main Parking Lot.  Below are photo's from 2008 year's Rodeo.The bicycle rodeo provides Bicycle Safety, Helmet Safety, Numerous Obsticle Courses, and free helmets and other safety related items. Free food and refreshments will be provided.

During the 2009 Rodeo GPD will hold a Bicycle Parade beginning at the Granville Country Store. Participants will travel east on Route 57 to Sodom Street, onto Cross Street, then to Silver Street, and finally onto to Granby Road and head towards the Granville Scoop for Ice Cream. GPD will have a trailer attached to our Cruiser for any child that maybe to young to make the journey.

A Police Escort with Two Cruiser's, ATV, and Two Bicycle Police Officer's will be provided. Parents of children are welcome to Join the Bicycle Parade.  Click on link below to print out a registration form or registration Forms are available at the Police Department. More photographs are available under the photo Gallary.

2009 bicylce rodeo sign up.doc

   

 

______________________________________________________________

GRANVILLE CITIZENS POLICE ACADEMY Class # 3:

 January 7, 2009 to February 23, 2009. Please see Citizens Police Academy Page for more information.  Registration Forms are available at the Police Department or Click on link below to print out a registration form, and return it to the Police Department.

Citizen Police Academy Registration Form

______________________________________________________________________

2008 National Night Out Against Crime

August 5, 2009 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

The Granville Police invites all residents of Granville and surrounding towns to join us in taking a stand against crime on the Town Green located on Route 57/Granby Road.

The National Night Out is designed to:

Heighten Crime and Drug Awareness

Generate support for, and patricipation in, local anticrime programs

Stregthen Neighborhood Spirit and community police partnerships

Send a Message to Criminals letting them know that Granville and Area communities are organized and fighting back.

___________________________________________

 Granville Police Department ID-A-Child Program 

The ID-A-KID program helps the parents of young children in establishing a permanent record of their child's fingerprints.

The parents would have records that would be available to law enforcement officers, should the child become lost or reported missing.

Officers assist in taking children's fingerprints/photographs which are placed in ID-A-KID booklets or cards and then their given to the parent or guardian.

If your interested in the ID-A-KID program please contact the Granville Police Department at 413-357-8585 Ext 7 or granvillepolice@gmail.com

_____________________________________

Rad Kids Progam:

 

 

As the School year approaches Granville Police Department will be back in Granville Village School reaching to our young residents and teaching them the following topics.

Instructor: Officer Julie Skibski

  • Home, School and Vehicle Safety
  • Out and About Safety
  • Realistic Defense Against Abduction
  • Good-Bad-Uncomfortable Touch and more.
  • Stranger Tricks (including Physical Defense against Abduction)
  • Self-realization of personal power
  • The Granville Police Department strives to keep our young residents safe.
  • For more information please visit this link:

  • __________________________________________________ 

    For more information on these classes or if you have an idea on a class please contact the Granville Police Department.