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SUFFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPORT – August 2025

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REASONS 911 Hang-Up Abandoned VehicleAnimal Complaint Animal ImpoundArsonAssault/FightAssist CitizenAssist MotoristBackground InvestigationBody FoundBreach of PeaceBurglar Alarm BurglaryCar SeatCell Block CheckCivil MatterCommunity Policing – SchoolCommunity Policing ContactCVS Drop BoxDirected PatrolDisorderlyDomestic DisturbanceDrone UseDUI/Erratic Operation Escort TransportFingerprintsFire Dept. Box/Hazmat/Still/Confirmed/StructureFirearms SurrenderFollow UpFraudGeneral InformationHarassmentHazardous Condition Identity TheftIndecent Exposure/Sex OffenseIntoxicated PersonJuvenile MattersLarcenyLost/Found PropertyM/V Accident No Injury/Injury/Evading MedicalMentally Disturbed PersonMissing Person/RunawayMotor Vehicle PursuitMotor Vehicle TheftMotor Vehicle ViolationNarcotics ViolationNoise ComplaintNotificationOccupational AccidentOutside AssistParking ViolationProperty CheckPursuit ReviewRobberySexual AssaultSubpoena ServiceSudden DeathSuicide AttemptSuspicious ActivitySuspicious PersonSuspicious VehicleThreateningTown OrdinanceTraffic Control/School TrafficTrainingTrespassingUse of Force – AdminVandalismWarrant ServiceWelfare CheckTOTAL: 1,860# OF CALLS2326500034101012201021870112713018127250063831720141616938000251023019176500100119418009013410120

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Larger Pail for Food Scrap Recyclers

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If you’re filling your countertop food scrap bin too quickly and making frequent trips to the town dumpster, Sustainable Suffield’s six-gallon pail with a locking lid could be the solution, according to Co-chair Anna-Kristin Daub-Murphy. It measures 13 ½” diameter at the top, 12 ¼” diameter at the bottom and 13 5/8” tall with the lid locked on.

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Clean-up in Suffield

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In mid-May, Suffield High School Junior Katie O’Hara and her friend Leigha Johnston cleaned up trash on a one-mile stretch of the Connecticut River bank. Her parents helped.

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Crowdfunding Campaign for Trees

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$6,000 crowdfunding goal to receive matching grant from Sustainable CT’s Community Match FundThe Trees for Suffield Initiative is Planting for Tomorrow by replenishing Suffield’s historic tree canopy through a 10-year planting plan. Continuity relies on the replacement of the old trees with new young trees.

Coronavirus Updates

Captain’s Corner: Campus Fire Safety

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According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), September and October are the peak months for fires in dormitory properties, with cooking being the main cause of these fires.

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Suffield Farmers Market

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Marjorie Rollet Begin of Merry Mite Wild Gardens offers “tried and true, like Grandma grew…” a little bit of everything including pottery, flowers, plants, annuals, shrubs, fresh eggs, garden sculptures, etc. Farmers Market abundance for all.