Special Services
The Scarborough Police Department is working to increase the interactions between the community and the Police. Through this interaction partnerships are formed and the community is better served. Partnerships with civic groups and other municipal departments increases the efficiency and effectiveness of the Police Department. Citizen involvement is essential to maintaining that high quality of life experienced in Scarborough.
Community Resource Officer
One of the functions of the Community Resource Officer is to build these partnerships. Other duties include responding to citizen complaints regarding quality of life issues (non emergency), facilitate neighborhood problem solving meetings, collect /analyze traffic data, public education, Police/Community relations and public information dissemination.
Name |
Title |
Phone |
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Eric Greenleaf |
Community Resource Officer |
(207)730-4314 |
egreenleaf@scarboroughmaine.org |
Animal Control Officer
The animal control division consists of one full time officer and part time reserve officers during the summer months. Duties include enforcing Town Ordinances and State Animal Welfare Laws, also wild animal nuisance calls. The division averages about 1,000- 1,500 calls per year.
Name |
Title |
Phone |
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Jennifer Cross |
Animal Control Officer |
(207) 730-4318 |
jcross@scarboroughmaine.org |
Helpful reminders concerning dogs:
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Dogs must be licensed every year(Jan.1-Dec.31) to obtain a license dogs must be up to date on their rabies vaccination.
- Another concern about dogs is the "leash law". The Town of Scarborough does not have a leash law, but dogs must be under voice command by their owners and the owner must have a leash on his/her person to restrain their dogs if not under voice command.
- Wild animals or domestic animals you are unfamiliar with should not be fed. If you are unsure about the animals behavior please contact the police department ,or the Game Wardens office if it's a wild animal.
Useful phone numbers concerning animal questions:
- Scarborough Animal Control: (207) 883-6361
- Game and Inland Fisheries: (207) 657-2345
- Animal Refuge League: (207) 854-9771
School Resource Officer
Name |
Title |
Phone |
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Michael Beeler |
High School Resource Officer |
(207) 730-4316 |
mbeeler@scarboroughmaine.org |
Tim Dalton | Middle School Resource Officer | (207) 730- 4317 | tdalton@scarboroughmaine.org |
Marine Resource
Name |
Title |
Phone |
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Daryen Granata |
Marine Resource Officer / Harbor Master |
(207)730-4360 |
dgranata@scarboroughmaine.org |
Fire/Police Officers
The Town of Scarborough employs a team that is responsible for assisting the Police and Fire Department’s other personnel with traffic control at planned and emergency events. These Fire/Police Officers respond to emergency police, fire, and rescue calls to assist with protecting lives and property by helping with securing the scenes. They are responsible for traffic control, road closures, and directing the flow of pedestrian traffic. This work often comes at times when weather conditions are anything but comfortable. Fire/Police Officers are given pagers, and they are often times called upon to respond to these situations at a moments notice.
Fire/Police Officers also perform the same function at planned events where assistance with traffic, parking, and pedestrians is needed. This includes, but is not limited to, sporting events, cultural events, polls, construction jobs, and other community functions where groups of people are gathering. The officers are usually scheduled in advance for these types of functions.
Fire/Police Officers are supervised by Administrative Personnel from the Police and Fire Departments. There is a Captain’s Position in the Fire/Police ranks, currently held by Robert Meserve, and shift supervisors. The rest of the members of the unit are assigned as officers.