The Beverly Police Department is an organization comprised of professional men and women who are ethically and morally dedicated to providing the finest quality of law enforcement services to the citizens of Beverly. While maintaining respect for individual rights, human dignity, cultural diversity and community values, we pledge to sustain a working partnership with our community to protect life and property, and to maintain a safe and peaceful environment for all.

• Beverly Police Investigate Recent "Grandparent Scam"

  1/10/18: Beverly Police are investigating a report of the so-called “Grandparent Scam” in which a Beverly Resident was told to complete a $60,000.00 dollar wire transfer.
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• Beverly Police Rescue Woman from Water

  10/2/17: Beverly Police Officers responded to the area of the Veteran’s Memorial Bridge for the report of a jumper who was in the water.
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• Beverly Police Arrest 1 on Trafficking, Distribution, Weapons Charges

  Collaboration and intelligence sharing among area police department narcotics divisions has led to several arrests over the past week, culminating in the Beverly Police Drug Control Unit’s arrest of Jason A. Patten 35, Cabot Street Beverly on charges of trafficking cocaine, possession with intent to distribute Class B Oxycodone, and crack cocaine, possession with intent to distribute Class E Alprazolam, and violation of the city knife ordinance.
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• Beverly Police Arrest 1 on Trafficking Heroin Charge

  8/23/17: Detectives from the Beverly Police Drug Control Unit arrested Michael P. Mercier 38, of Franklin Place Beverly, charging him with trafficking Class A heroin.
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• Beverly, City Speed Limit Change to Take Effect February 17th.

  Mayor Michael Cahill announced today that the default speed limit on City of Beverly streets will be reduced from 30 mph to 25 mph, unless otherwise posted, effective February 17, 2017.
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