Emergency Number
911
Fryeburg
Non-Emergency
925-2623 or 935-2828
Oxford County Sheriff
1-800-733-1421
(option # 4)
Maine State Police
1-800-482-0730
Poison Control Center
1-800-442-6305
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1 800-696-1000
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Lovell
Lovell Town Office
Phone: 925-6272
Fax: 925-1710
M-F 9-4 SAT 9-11
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925-1084
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School List
Dump
925-1010
W,TH,F,SAT 8-5
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Lovell
925-2310
Center Lovell
925-3256
Read the Charlotte Hobbs Memorial Library Newsletters
925-3177
Lewis Dana Hill Memorial Library
928-2301
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925-1056
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Center Lovell Market
925-1051
Rosie's Lovell Village Store
925-1255
Bresette's Firewood
925-3462
Lovell Hardware
925-2101
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Crime Task Force
E-Mail Your Local
Agency with a Tip.
Email Webmaster
Lovell Flyer #1 Text
Lovell Flyer #2 With Logo
LNW Resources
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Lovell Neighborhood Watch Meeting
Place: New Suncook School Cafeteria
Date: Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Time: 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Special Guest
Local officers from the Oxford County Sheriff’s Department present
an ongoing program on how we can protect all our homes.
It Takes All Of Us To Work Together
Stop burglary - Break-Ins - Vandalism
Please Try To Attend!
Any Questions, please phone Roxanne
Lovell Old Homes Day
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Lovell Incident Reports
Police Updates
Comment And Request Form
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07/19/08 Lovell Old Homes Day
03/22/08 Lovell Neighborhood Watch Child ID Program
12/07/07 Lovell Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
11/17/07 Lovell's Gasping Gobbler 5k Run/Walk
05/05/06 LNW Sign Installation
Watch the Task Forces video for the county
The Crystal Perry Murder Case
Watch Part 1 - Watch Part 2
Watch Part 3 - Watch Part 4
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Note: These are people to call if do not want to report activity to law enforcement officers yourself. Remember, there is still the anonymous tip line at 1-800-733-1421 Option # 4
Zone 1 Lovell:
(Fryeburg town line North to the Old Waterford Rd)
Captain: Rose Mckenzie 925-1255 (store 5am-8pm ) 925-1663 (nights)
Backup: Lori Bailey 925-3097
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Zone 2 Center Lovell:
(North to Slab City Rd)
Captain: Jim Prentice 925-1113
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Zone 3 West Lovell:
(West of the lake)
Captain: Marc Kurnick 925-6202
Backup: Ruth Fox 925-6474
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Zone 4 North Lovell:
(From Slab City Rd to Stoneham line)
Captain: Andrea Fillebrown 928-2119
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WHAT ARE THE GOALS OF A NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME WATCH?
1. To increase citizen awareness of the crime of burglary and other property crimes prevalent to neighborhoods including theft and vandalism.
2. To train citizens in various safety and residential security strategies to make their neighborhood and homes more secure.
3. To develop a neighborhood action program where neighbors help watch each other’s residences and report suspicious persons and activities in their neighborhoods.
4. To encourage all citizens to cooperate with local law enforcement in reporting crime.
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