Surry, NH Police Department

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Town Information

Surry, an agricultural town with good farmlands, was first settled in 1764 and incorporated in 1769 as parts of Gilsum and Westmoreland. It is named in honor of Sir Charles Howard, Earl of Surry.
To the east of the village rises Surry Mountain, where for some years small amounts of mica, copper, lead, silver and gold could be found. Atop the mountain itself is Lily Pond, more than 700 feet above the village and in some places 80 feet deep.
The extensive Surry Mountain Dam and reservoir are part of the Connecticut River flood control system.
Surry's population is around 700 and consists of an area of about 16 square miles, bordering Keene, NH in Cheshire County.

Department Staffing

Units & Bios:

301 - Chief of Police Gerald Clark
Chief Clark has been a Law Enforcement Officer for over 30 years. He served over 15 of those with the New Hampshire State Police. He is also a life-long resident of the Town of Surry.

302 - Lieutenant Joel Huntley
Lieutenant Huntley has been a Law Enforcement Officer for over 25 years, beginning his career in Northern New Hampshire. He also dispatched for the New Hampshire State Police for about 17 years, beginning at Troop-F, then transferring to Troop-C. He is also currently a patrol Sergeant for Walpole NH Police Department.

303 - Officer Scott Talbot
Officer Talbot has been a Law Enforcement Officer for over 10 years. He began his career with the Cheshire County Sheriff's Department prior to being a deputy Sheriff in Vermont before coming to Surry PD.

304 - Officer Joseph Marquay
Officer Marquay has been in Law Enforcement for about 5 years and currently works for police departments in both Cheshire and Sullivan Counties.

305 - Surry Dam Units
306 - Surry Dam Units
307 - Unassigned
308 - Unassigned
309 - Surry Highway

As one can see, there are over 70 combined years of Law Enforcement experience patrolling the roads and streets of Surry.

End of Year 2008 Town Police Report.

Dispatch Center

Location & Telephone:

The Surry Police Department is now dispatched by the Cheshire County Sheriff's Office, located in downtown Keene, NH. The Statewide Emergency telephone number is 911, however The Police Department can be reached by our LOCAL EMERGENCY number, (603) 355-2000. Faxes should go to (603) 358-3420. We typically can be reached through Cheshire County 24 hours a day.

We DO NOT handle complaints sent in via E-Mail!

We no longer trade Patches.

If you happen to be local to the Greater Keene/Surry area and have a scanner, the County-Wide dispatch Frequency is 155.070 MHz, however, about half of the Cheshire County units have gone "Digital" (P25), but if you need a set of 10-Codes, they are available here.
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