TOWN OF DEXTER
TOWN OF DEXTER
The Heart of Maine
INCORPORATED IN 1816
PUBLIC SAFETY
Dexter Fire Dept. | 911 | ||
Chief: Matt Connor | 207.270.1776 | firechief@dextermaine.org | |
1st Assistant: Rick Stocker | 207.270.0474 | ||
2nd Assistant: Barry Deering | 207.717.0425 | ||
Northern Light Mayo Ambulance | 911 Emergency or | 207.924.6268 Non-Emergency | |
Penobscot County Sheriff | 1.800.432.7911 | ||
Maine State Police | 1.800.452.4664 | ||
Dexter Police Dept. | 911 | ||
Animal Control Officer | Noel Sirabella | (h) 207.379.2776 | (c) 207.478.4220 |
SEX OFFENDER LISTINGS FOR DEXTER, MAINE
Dexter FIRE DEPARTMENT
LOCATION
98 Church St.
Dexter, ME 04930
OFFICERS
Chief
Matt Connor 270-1776
1st Asst. Chief
Rick Stocker 270-0474
2nd Asst. Chief
Berry Deering 717-0425
Captain
Will Lovejoy 949-5442
1st Lieutenant
Dan Grant 343-1111
2nd Lieutenant
Everett Hibbard 270-1303
Burn permits can be obtained by calling the Fire Chief or Assistant Chief.
Dexter Town Code: Section 3.8 - Fire Prevention & Protection
Dexter POLICE DEPARTMENT
LOCATION
1 Main St.
Dexter, ME 04930
OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Friday
9:00AM - 3:00PM
PHONE
Emergency 911
Non-Emergency (207) 924-7622
or (207) 924-7623 to leave a message
FAX
(207) 924-0097
OFFICERS
Chief
Kevin Wintle
Administrative Asst./Training
Senior Officer Jim Roy
Full Time Officers
SGT Gary Morin
CPL Dana Gatcomb
Officer Eric Hathaway
Officer (open)
School Resource Officer
Allen Drew
K-9 Unit
Senior Officer Jim Roy and Zelda
NEW SAFE MEDICATION DISPOSAL PROGRAM
KidCents and The Rite Aid Foundation are committed to supporting a safe environment for children in our community by helping to reduce the misuse of medications by adolescents and accidental childhood poisonings. The prescription drug take-back box is available at the Police Station.
NO SHARPS OR NEEDLES
ARE ACCEPTED
FULL TIME AND RESERVE OFFICER CRITERIA
2022 Dexter Police Department HOMELESS CRISIS PROTOCOL
This protocol was developed per the Maine Attorney Generals Office to comply with the requirement of 17-A M.R.S. §1$ [PL 2021, c. 393, §1] that the Attorney General adopt a model homelessness crisis protocol.