Sugar Hill, NH Police Dept

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2 weeks ago

August 15th, 2019

Road Work: Streeter Pond Road

Travelers can expect delays on Streeter Pond Road today as only one lane will be open in the area of Valley Vista Road.

The road work is being completed to replace a damaged culvert.

Please seek alternate routes. ... See MoreSee Less

Sugar Hill Police Department

4 weeks ago

July 30th, 2019

Severe Thunderstorms in Sugar Hill

At approximately 7:00 pm, the Town of Sugar Hill experienced a severe thunderstorm, which brought heavy rain and high winds to the area.

As a result, Blake Road had numerous trees come down across the road, which subsequently brought down electrical wires in several different locations. The damage occurred over an area of approximately 1.5 miles. Jesseman Road also had heavy tree damage; however, no electrical wires were compromised.

At this time, Blake Road is closed as crews from Eversource are working hard to get it back open. These crews will be working through the night and into the morning to address all the issues. Despite the heavy tree damage on Jesseman Road, it is open thanks to the hard work of Doug Glover, the Sugar Hill Road Agent. ... See MoreSee Less

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Sugar Hill Police Department

4 weeks ago

July 29th, 2019

Structure Fire in Franconia

Yesterday evening Firefighters from Franconia, Sugar Hill, Bethlehem, Easton, Lisbon, Lincoln and Woodstock fought a fire in the area of the Franconia Inn.

As a result of there collective efforts, the structure fire was contained and a nearby barn never became involved. Without a quick response, the result could have been much worse.

To say the teamwork involved was impressive would be an understatement. Firefighters fought the fire from both inside and outside of the residence and were able to establish a water supply line that was nearly a mile long.

Thank you to all that responded and for the incredible work you all do! ... See MoreSee Less

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OUR MISSION AND PHILOSOPHY

The mission of the Sugar Hill Police Department is to work in partnership with the community to provide the best possible public safety services, with emphasis on sensitivity to community needs and concerns. “Partnership”, in this sense, means a shared responsibility for community safety among the police and fire divisions, other town departments and community residents who cooperate together in providing information and influence to assure continuing community safety.

This community policing philosophy stems from an idea that is at the very foundation of our American heritage: the welfare of the country is the individual responsibility of each of it’s citizens. The philosophy fits particularly well in the Town of Sugar Hill:

Sugar Hill Police Officers have aquired an understanding of the community’s policing problems and particular circumstances that affect public safety.
The Sugar Hill Police Department is firmly committed to maintaining a spirit of partnership with the community.