Rowley Police News

During the third full week of October each year, National School Bus Safety Week (Oct. 21-25 this year) is a public education program for students, teachers, motorists, school bus drivers, school administrators, and others to address the importance of school

ROWLEY — Acting Police Chief Stephen May reports that the Rowley Police Department and the Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad responded Thursday after explosives were found buried in a heavily forested area off of Route 1. On Thursday, Sept. 19,

This week is Child Passenger Safety Week, and we would like to raise awareness about properly sized and correctly installed car seats. A study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Association found that while most parents and caregivers believe they

  A new school year means kids will be out walking and biking to school, buses will be out on the roadways, and drivers should be more cautious when driving through our community. Parents, please talk to your children before

Rowley Police would like to share the following information about new changes to the Basic Firearms Safety Course, following the recent enactment of Bill H4885, An Act Modernizing Firearms Laws.