Winchendon Farmers Market Moving to New Location Next to Town Hall as of August 1

Beginning this Saturday, August 1, the Winchendon Farmers Market will be moving back to the location it used for several years during the Central Street Reconstruction project: Next to Town Hall, at the corner of Front and Pleasant Streets, and adjacent to the WHCC, Beals Library and Monument Park.

The hours of the market will stay the same: Saturdays, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., weather allowing. Parking is available in the spaces by Town Hall, on Pleasant Street and in the municipal lot on Pleasant Street east of the library.

For the time being, the Farmers Market will not be able to take SNAP/HIP payments.

No Soliciting, This is Winchendon!

Please be advised that the Board of Selectmen has issued a moratorium on solicitation permits. Therefore, no solicitation permits are being issued so anyone who tries to solicit is in violation of Town bylaws. Please call the police non-emergency number at 978-297-1212 to report.

WPS Offering "Summer Eats" Free Lunches Through the Summer!

Free meals don't end when school is out for summer! Children and teens ages 18 and under can enjoy FREE meals all summer long at Toy Town Elementary School--no registration, ID, or paperwork required. Just stop by and eat!

June 23 - August 22, 2026
Monday - Thursday, 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Toy Town Elementary School, 175 Grove Street

Need a ride? Free transportation is available through the Community Connector. Call 978-297-8089 to schedule pickup and drop-off service.

Help us spread the word so every child in our community has access to healthy meals this summer!

Winchendon Agricultural Commission Seeks New Members

The Winchendon Agricultural Commission is seeking enthusiastic people to fill several vacant seats. The Agricultural Commission's purpose is to support and promote agriculture in the town of Winchendon. The Commission deals with town bylaws related to farming and agriculture, concerns that may arise for farmers/homesteaders and/or their neighbors, state and national legislation directly impacting agriculture in Winchendon, and the business of producing and providing healthy food and other natural agricultural products for sale. As part of boosting farming businesses, the Commission supports the Winchendon Farmers Market.

Members don't have to be farmers or have direct experience with farming; a passion for locally produced food, smaller-scale agricultural production, land preservation and knowing where our food comes from are all that you need.

If you'd like to join the Agricultural Commission, send a letter of interest to Deb Dennis in the Town Manager's office, ddennis@winchendon-ma.gov. Agricultural Commission members are appointed by the Town Manager.

Member Needed for the Audit Committee!

We're currently looking to fill a vacancy on the Audit Committee. Below is an Overview of their duties. If interested send letter of interest to ddennis@winchendon-ma.gov or by mail to
Town of Winchendon
Attn: Debra Dennis
109 Front Street
Winchendon MA 01475

Overview
Bylaws: Passed on May 18, 2015, at Town Meeting
38.1 There shall be a five-member Audit Committee in the Town of Winchendon comprised of one member of the Board of Selectmen (appointed by the Board of Selectmen), one member of the Finance Committee (appointed by the Finance Committee), one member of the School Committee (appointed by the School Committee) and two registered voters in the town who have finance experience, preferably municipal (appointed by a majority vote of the three Board and Committee member appointees.)
8.2 Administrative support staff to the Audit Committee shall be provided by the Town Manager, the Town Accountant, the Superintendent of Schools, and the School Business Manager.
38.3 The Audit Committee shall solicit, interview, and recommend to the Board of Selectmen the firm of independent auditors that is to audit and report on the financial statements issued by the Town. The Audit Committee shall review the audit plan with the independent auditors and upon completion of the audit, meet with the independent auditors to discuss the results of the audit and the annual financial reports.
38.4 The Audit Committee shall transmit a copy of the completed annual audited financials and management letter report to the Board of Selectmen, the Finance Committee, and the School Committee, and with assistance from the auditing firm, shall present the results of the annual audited financials and management letter report to a jointly held public meeting of the Board of Selectmen, the School Committee and the Finance Committee. Funding for the annual independent audit shall be budgeted in the Finance Committee's annual budget.

Sponsor a Brick to Support Veterans' Housing!

An example of the engraved memorial bricks
Photo by Inanna Arthen

The Massachusetts Veterans Outreach Center (MVOC) is inviting you to sponsor a brick at the Winchendon Veterans Housing expansion project in memory of a fallen veteran or to recognize the service of a soldier or veteran in your life. You can also sponsor a brick with the name of your business or organization. If you have questions about what to engrave, contact info@veterans-outreach.org.

A 4 x 8 inch brick is $100, and a 8 x 8 inch brick is $250. To order a brick, go to https://polarengraving.com/veteransoutreach?fbclid=iwy2xjawexqw1lehrua2flbqixmqabhbqcqvnybbv1-ox_1hingn_nrqnexxzbrbdl-ddvd8n_wqzevm_bzbtbwq_aem_lppmpvyzvgabseiedcw8oq

Applications Open for FY26 Senior Tax Work-Off Program

Once again this year, we are pleased to announce the Senior Work-Off program was approved at our Annual Town Meeting. This Senior Work-Off Abatement Program is allowing the Town of Winchendon the opportunity to utilize the knowledge and skills of its senior residents in exchange for credit toward the resident's property tax bill. The purpose of this program is:

To employ qualified senior citizens who will apply their earnings toward payment of a portion of their property taxes;
To increase senior citizen involvement in local government; and
To enhance municipal service by using the skills of resident senior citizens.

Qualified and income-eligible residents will accrue the Commonwealth's minimum wage per hour ($15.00 hr) toward a maximum credit of $1,100.00 per household during the fiscal year.

The criteria for this program is:

You must be 60 years old or older
Homeowner in Winchendon and occupy property
Annual income below $40,150 if single; or below $45,900 if married.

Applications for the program are now available in the Town Manager's office and on the town website at https://www.townofwinchendon.com/documentcenter/view/226, and will be accepted until the ten (10) slots are filled. There are different types of positions that are available depending on preference and qualifications of the resident and the needs of each department.

Types of past and current positions have been: Custodial services, clerical help for both School & Town, Library Aides, Senior Center Aides, Cable Station Operator, Bike Path Clean up, Painting, Light Outdoor Work and Classroom Volunteers.

Please contact the Town Manager's Office at (978) 297-5431 or ddennis@winchendon-ma.gov for more information or if you need an application mailed to you.

Questions or Concerns? Email the Town Manager!

A one-click email form has been added to the town website for all residents who would like to contact the Town Manager with concerns and questions about things happening in the community. The button is at the top of the left column of buttons under "Citizen Action Center" on the left side of the website's front page. The direct link is: https://www.townofwinchendon.com/506/QUESTIONS-COMMENTS-FOR-THE-TOWN-MANAGER

Winchendon Lions Want to Welcome You!

The Winchendon Lions meet at the Winchendon American Legion Post 193, 295 School St., downstairs hall, 7:00 p.m.

Meetings are on the third Tuesday of each month, September through June. Dues are used for all Administrative cost, which is why we can say "All money received through fundraisers go back to the community, eye research, or other natural disasters around the world!"

Feel free to join us and try it out. We would love to see you!

If you have any questions feel free to call Joni 978-297-2753. Please leave a message if no answer!

"WHERE THERE'S A NEED, THERE IS A LION"

Town Committee Monthly Meetings by Week

Agendas, minutes and meeting recordings available on the Town website at Agendas & Minutes, as well as on the pages for each Board or Committee.

Boards may cancel or change times for meetings, or add extra meetings, based on specific business at hand. Check the Town Meetings Calendar tab at https://www.townofwinchendon.com/

Recordings of town meetings may be viewed on the new "Winchendon TV" website. Most meeting videos are posted within a day or two of the meeting.
https://winchendon.cablecast.tv/CablecastPublicSite/?site=1%C2%A0%C2%A0

Winchendon PD Wants Your Feedback About Drug-Related Crime

Winchendon has felt the impact of the opioid epidemic like all cities and towns in our region and the country abroad. Drug activity creates a wide range of negative effects, ranging from increased criminal activity and violence to a decline in physical safety and economic stability. Drug activity also increases public health risks for those suffering from substance abuse disorder and puts strain on families living with loved ones struggling with addiction.

We believe a multi-faceted approach is necessary to mitigate the negative effects of drug activity in a town. Compassionate outreach programs, such as our department's Post Overdose Support Team (POST) are necessary to help individuals and families. At the same time, aggressive investigation and prosecution of drug dealers is an essential component to improving quality of life in a community.

For the sake of the latter initiative, the police department applied for and was awarded a federal grant which has enabled the creation of our own drug task force. The task force was assembled in December and is comprised of four existing Winchendon officers. The task force is assigned to conduct targeted drug enforcement patrols in Winchendon. The team has been deployed several times a month (4-8hr. intervals) over the last six months. Grant funds will support this project for one year.

The desired outcome of this project is to reduce the availability of illicit narcotics in the Town of Winchendon. In addition, reduce the number of areas/homes where illicit drug trafficking activity is suspected.

We ask that you go to the link below and complete the following survey which will aid in measuring the success of our efforts thus far. In addition, we would like to know your thoughts on how the police department should approach and prioritize future efforts, for the sake of improving quality of life in our community.

Fill out the survey at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/39YCY3D

Winchendon Looking for Candidates for the Board of Registrars

The Town of Winchendon is looking for a Registrar. The duties include certifying nomination papers, absentee ballot applications, and petitions. Occasionally a Registrar assists with voter registration. As a member of the Board of Registrars, you're not allowed to serve on any boards or committees or be a poll worker. If there is ever a recount, the Registrars oversee it. This is a stipend position which currently pays $240.00. If interested send a letter of interest to Debra Dennis at ddennis@winchendon-ma.gov or mail to Town of Winchendon, Attn: Debra Dennis, 109 Front Street, Winchendon, MA 01475.

Toy Town Trolley Now Running Later on Saturdays!

We've expanded service hours to help more Winchendon residents--especially those in need of transportation to warming centers, shelters, and essential services.

New Saturday Hours are 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Book ahead! Saturday rides must be scheduled by 3:00 p.m. on Friday.

Door-to-door rides within Winchendon are available for:

Shop Small, Shop Local in 2026!

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Click here to download a printable PDF of the Small Business Saturday Winchendon shopping map!

Need a Ride?

Check out these transportation services and resources available through the Winchendon Community Connection and Access Project

• Rides available as far as Worcester for medical appointments, shopping, recreation, employment and more!
• All residents can get a ride. Priority is given to Senior Citizens and residents with disabilities.
• Most rides are FREE through MART or at a low suggested donation to the Winchendon Senior Center.
• Wheelchair accessible vehicles available.

Town Committee Vacancies
as of July 29, 2026

If you'd like to be an active participant in decision-making and management for your community, consider joining a town committee or board. There are a number of vacancies currently open.

Agricultural Commission - 2 member vacancies, 4 alternate vacancies
Audit Committee - 1 vacancy
Communication Committee - 4 vacancies
Cultural Council - 11 vacancies
Fence Viewer and Field Driver - 2 vacancies
Historical District Commission - 1 vacancy
Parks & Recreation Commission - 1 student vacancy
Planning Board - 1 vacancy Winchendon Youth Commission - 3 vacancies
Zoning Board of Appeals - 1 vacancy

If you'd like more information about any of these positions or are interested in being considered for an appointment, contact the Town Manager's office at 978-297-0085, or send a letter of interest to ddennis@winchendon-ma.gov or Town Manager, 109 Front Street Dept. 1, Winchendon MA 01475.

For a description of each board or committee, see: https://www.townofwinchendon.com/DocumentCenter/View/440/Selectmen-Appointed-Boards-and-Committees-July-2024-PDF (PDF).

Employment

New Listings!

THURSDAY, JULY 30
12:51-2:00 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
1:01 a.m.: extra patrols (Winchendon Community Park, Ingleside Drive), checked/secure;
1:02 a.m.: burglar alarm (Mellen Road), checked/secure;
1:39 a.m.: extra patrols (Summer Drive), no cause for complaint;
2:05 a.m.: extra patrols (Goodrich Drive), no cause for complaint;
5:36 a.m.: tree down on wires (Forristall Road @ Crosby Road), referred to other agency;
6:12 a.m.: property found (Central Street), info taken;
7:00 a.m.: tree down (Robbins Road), referred to DPW;
7:00 a.m.: Department of Public Works call/general (Teel Road), referred to DPW;
7:00 a.m.: Department of Public Works call/general (Kemp Street @ Hill Street), referred to DPW;
7:34 a.m.: burglar alarm (Mellen Road), services rendered;
8:07 a.m.: investigation (Central Street), report taken;
9:12 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Main Street), removed to hospital;
9:28 a.m.: burglar alarm (Memorial Drive), false alarm;
9:35 a.m.: investigation (Ipswich Drive), services rendered;
9:44 a.m.: registration check (Grove Street), no police service necessary;
11:05 a.m.: ambulance needed (Baldwinville Road), removed to hospital;
12:08 p.m.: missing person (Central Street), report taken;
1:57 p.m. ambulance needed (Hyde Park Drive), false alarm;
1:59 p.m.: officer requested (Central Street @ Summer Street), spoken to;
2:02 p.m.: investigation (Ipswich Drive), services rendered;
2:06 p.m.: animal complaint (Walnut Street), referred to ACO;
2:27 p.m.: neighbor dispute (Rice Road), report taken;
3:01 p.m.: lift assist (Benjamin Street), removed to hospital;
3:08 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Ipswich Drive), removed to hospital;
3:19 p.m.: ATV complaint (Hale Street), area search negative;
3:37 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Woodlawn Street), removed to hospital;
3:39 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Woodlawn Street), removed to hospital;
3:53 p.m.: harassment order violation (School Street), report taken;
3:56 p.m.: fire alarm (Hospital Road), services rendered;
4:10 p.m.: officer requested (Spring Street), services rendered;
4:13 p.m.: MV stop (Spring Street), verbal warning;
4:45 p.m.: Fire Department call/general (Hospital Road), no fire service necessary;
4:58 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Alger Street), removed to hospital;
5:27 p.m.: fraud (Front Street), report taken;
5:30 p.m.: MV operating erratically (Spring Street), advised officer;
5:35 p.m.: MV stop (Main Street), verbal warning;
6:06 p.m.: MV stop (Spring Street), verbal warning;
6:32 p.m.: burglar alarm (Grove Street), checked/secure;
6:55 p.m.: officer requested (Beachview Drive), spoken to;
7:23 p.m.: MV stop (Spring Street), verbal warning;
7:27 p.m.: ambulance needed (Carriage Lane), removed to hospital;
7:39 p.m.: MV stop (River Street), verbal warning;
7:48 p.m.: MV stop (Ash Street @ Water Street), verbal warning;
7:56 p.m.: ATV complaint (Alger Street @ Baldwinville State Road), unable to locate;
8:15 p.m.: MV stop (Pearl Street), verbal warning;
8:17 p.m.: MV stop (Baldwinville State Road), summons;
8:24 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Central Street), removed to hospital;
8:27 p.m.: MV stop (Spring Street @ Pine Street), verbal warning;
8:37 p.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), verbal warning;
8:42 p.m.: MV stop (Spring Street), verbal warning;
8:59 p.m.: MV stop (Front Street), verbal warning;
9:34 p.m.: assist other police department (Central Street), info given;
9:45 p.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (Elmwood Road), advised officer;
9:54 p.m.: MV stop (Central Street), verbal warning;
10:00 p.m.: MV stop (Goodrich Street), verbal warning;
10:16 p.m.: MV stop (Baldwinville State Road), verbal warning;
10:28 p.m.: MV stop (Central Street), verbal warning;
10:38 p.m.: MV stop (Ash Street @ Water Street), verbal warning;

Summons:
Jasmine Katrina Savoie, age 20, 27 Chestnut St, Winchendon, MA, charged with: uninsured motor vehicle; operating MV with suspended registration.

FRIDAY, JULY 31
12:48 a.m.: suspicious vehicle (Ingleside Drive), spoken to;
12:51-2:26 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
1:13 a.m.: suspicious vehicle (Maple Street), checked/secure;
2:20 a.m.: extra patrols (Goodrich Drive), no cause for complaint;
9:02 a.m.: investigation (Central Street), report taken;
9:19 a.m.: animal complaint (Rice Road), referred to ACO;
9:44 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Woodlawn Street), removed to hospital;
10:03 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (High Street), property returned to owner;
10:05 a.m.: assist citizen (Central Street), property returned to owner;
10:36 a.m.: trespassing (Franklin Street), spoken to;
11:27 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Court Street), refused assistance;
11:31 a.m.: accident (Central Street), report taken;
1:36 p.m.: animal rescue (Walnut Street), assisted;
2:27 p.m.: sex offender registration (Chestnut Street), info taken;
2:40 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Hyde Park Drive), removed to hospital;
3:39 p.m.: property found (Central Street), property returned to owner;
4:25 p.m.: officer requested (Ipswich Drive), spoken to;
7:57 p.m.: extra patrols (Toy Towne Condiminiums, Spring Circle), no cause for complaint;
9:28 p.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), verbal warning;
9:31 p.m.: 911, MV accident with injuries (Hale Street @ River Street), removed to hospital;
11:58 p.m.: building check (Elmwood Road), checked/secure;

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1
12:00-2:52 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
12:19 a.m.: suspicious vehicle (Main Street), spoken to;
2:57 a.m.: 911, transport (Ipswich Drive), 911 non-emergency call;
6:37 a.m.: MV stop (Spring Street @ Lake Street), verbal warning;
8:10 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Goodrich Drive), removed to hospital;
8:48 a.m.: property damage (Central Street), report taken;
9:35 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Grove Street), removed to hospital;
10:46 a.m.: investigation (Central Street), services rendered;
11:09 a.m.: 911, unwanted party (Franklin Street), no police service necessary;
11:18 a.m.: investigation (Central Street), services rendered;
11:26 a.m.: disturbance (Pearl Drive), spoken to;
11:38 a.m.: investigation (Elm Street), info taken;

11:55 a.m.: 911, accident (Gardner Road @ Old Gardner Road), report taken;
1:09 p.m.: burglar alarm (Laurel Street), secured building;
3:29 p.m.: abandoned vehicle (Spring Street), advised officer;
3:44 p.m.: MV stop (Spring Street), traffic citation issued;
4:01 p.m.: 911, fire alarm (Hyde Park Drive), accidental/defective alarm;
4:34 p.m.: info/general (Joslin Road), info given;
4:35 p.m.: property lost (Glenallen Street), info taken;
4:48 p.m.: property found (School Square), property returned to owner;
5:02 p.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (Baldwinville Road), no cause for complaint;
5:15 p.m.: ambulance needed (Glenallen Street), unfounded;
6:34 p.m.: illegal dumping (Alger Street), spoken to;
6:37 p.m.: registration check (Central Street), info given;
7:55 p.m.: MV stop (Baldwinville State Road), verbal warning;
8:01 p.m.: suspicious person (School Street), spoken to;
8:03 p.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (Goodrich Drive), unfounded;
8:11 p.m.: officer requested (Ipswich Drive), summons;
11:11 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Prospect Street), removed to hospital;
11:26 p.m.: welfare check/elderly (address not published), spoken to;
11:40 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Central Street), removed to hospital;

Summons:
David W. Poirier, age 52, 119 Ipswich Dr Apt. #C, Winchendon, MA, charged with: assault with a dangerous weapon +60.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 2
12:03-12:48 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
12:11 a.m.: extra patrols (Pond Street), no police service necessary;
12:48 a.m.: 911, officer requested (Ready Drive), investigated/defective alarm;
3:03 a.m.: 911, fire alarm (Second Street), accidental/defective alarm;
6:58 a.m.: assist other police department (Mellen Road), advised officer;
8:57 a.m.: officer requested (Spring Street), assisted;
9:15 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Harvard Street), removed to hospital;
9:56 a.m.: traffic hazard (River Street), removed traffic hazard;
10:12 a.m.: officer requested (Juniper Street), spoken to;
1:27 p.m.: animal complaint (East Street), referred to ACO;
2:14 p.m.: property lost (Hall Road), info taken;
4:10 p.m.: 911, intoxicated person (Main Street), unable to locate;
5:40 p.m.: 911, officer requested (Grove Street), returned to home or family;
6:08 p.m.: suspicious vehicle (Murdock Avenue), spoken to;
6:54 p.m.: assist other police department (Mellen Road), spoken to;
7:21 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Polly's Drive), removed to hospital;
8:59 p.m.: dog bite (Doyle Avenue), report taken;
9:37 p.m.: info/general (West Street), info taken;

MONDAY, AUGUST 3
1:52 a.m.: patrol initiated (Central Street), checked/secure;
3:00-3:07 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
5:43 a.m.: welfare check/elderly (Central Street area), transport;
6:27 a.m.: tree down (Forristall Road), referred to DPW;
7:43 a.m.: officer requested (Juniper Street), spoken to;
8:56 a.m.: tree down on wires (Tolman Road), referred to other agency;
11:11 a.m.: suicide threats (address not published), investigated/report taken;
12:34 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Spring Street), accidental/defective alarm;
2:38 p.m.: animal complaint (Highland Street), referred to ACO;
3:36 p.m.: property damage (Pleasant Street), spoken to;
4:31 p.m.: tree down (Brown Street), no police service necessary;
7:50 p.m.: 911, illegal burn (Pine Street), services rendered;
9:48 p.m.: alarm burglar (Central Street), checked/secure;
10:38 p.m.: animal complaint (West Street), advised officer;
11:06 p.m.: tree down (Maple Street), removed traffic hazard;

TUESDAY, AUGUST 4
1:02 a.m.: suspicious person (Pleasant Street), spoken to;
1:08 a.m.: suspicious person (Spring Street @ Lake Street), spoken to;
1:15-1:30 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
1:15 a.m.: extra patrols (Railroad Street), checked/secure;
3:45 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (High Street), removed to hospital;
5:02 a.m.: animal complaint (Forristall Road), referred to ACO;
11:55 a.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (Ash Street), 911 non-emergency call;
12:19 p.m.: animal complaint (Lakeshore Drive), referred to ACO;
1:47 p.m.: MV stop (River Street), verbal warning;
3:12 p.m.: tree down on wires (Hale Street), referred to other agency;
3:27 p.m.: 911, accident (Spring Street @ Gardner Road), report taken;
5:52 p.m.: 911, mental health issue (address not published), removed to hospital;
6:08 p.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), written warning;
8:51 p.m.: 911, MV stop (Mason Street) traffic citation issued;
9:32 p.m.: repossession of a vehicle (Baldwinville Road), info taken;
10:18 p.m.: noise complaint (Monadnock Avenue), spoken to;
10:37 p.m.: ambulance needed (Linden Street), no fire service necessary;
10:56 p.m.: officer requested (Ready Drive), spoken to;

Summons:
Craig Edward Lagasse, age 37, 35 Mason St, Winchendon, MA, charged with: operating MV with suspended license.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5
12:12-12:28 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
12:54 a.m.: disabled vehicle (Spring Street), transport;
6:12 a.m.: property found (Mill Street), property returned to owner;
6:57 a.m.: 911, disturbance (Alger Street), call cancelled;
9:27 a.m.: panic alarm (Memorial Drive), false alarm;
10:08 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Highland Street), removed to hospital;
12:11 p.m.: investigation (Ready Drive), info taken;
12:54 p.m.: investigation (other town, Darcy Drive), report taken;
4:23 p.m.: welfare check/general (Linden Street), spoken to;
4:43 p.m.: 911, breaking & entering / motor vehicle (Central Street), report taken;
4:53 p.m.: officer requested (Main Street), unable to locate;
6:15 p.m.: noise complaint (Doyle Avenue), spoken to;
6:24 p.m.: summons service (Glenallen Street), summons served;
7:13 p.m.: unwanted party (Baldwinville State Road), unwanted subject/party removed;
7:33 p.m.: 911, larceny (Ready Drive), no cause for complaint;
8:06 p.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (Teel Road), 911 non-emergency call;
10:18 p.m.: 911, 911 call non-emergency (Kemp Street), no fire service necessary;
11:38 p.m.: 911, suicide threats (address not published), removed to hospital;