About Us
The city of Rochester was incorporated in 1722 and first settled in 1728. It was organized as a town in 1737 and became a city in 1891. Rochester consists of approximately 49 square miles of land. Current population is approximately 32,000 and is continuing to grow. Rochester is the largest city for population and land in the south eastern part of New Hampshire. However, even with it’s continuous growth the city has still maintained it’s country appearance.
The Rochester Police Department is governed by a three member Board of Police Commission. We are a well trained professional law enforcement organization. Our prime mission is the protection of life and property, crime prevention and public relations.
The Rochester Police department has been steadily moving forward with improved technology. From upgraded and networked computers, to a newly renovated, state-of-the-art communications center. Having this page on the world wide web is another way to access technology, thereby enhancing our service to the public. We support DARE and other youth-oriented programs in Rochester; such as the school lunch program and our own Explorer Post. We have an advanced training program. We monitor several community policing projects.
All of the members of the Department are committed to our mission, which is the protection of life and property. We can accomplish this mission with the assistance of our citizens in the community policing effort.. The citizens are our “eyes and ears” in the community.
The Rochester Police Department is governed by a three member Board of Police Commission. We are a well trained professional law enforcement organization. Our prime mission is the protection of life and property, crime prevention and public relations.
The Rochester Police department has been steadily moving forward with improved technology. From upgraded and networked computers, to a newly renovated, state-of-the-art communications center. Having this page on the world wide web is another way to access technology, thereby enhancing our service to the public. We support DARE and other youth-oriented programs in Rochester; such as the school lunch program and our own Explorer Post. We have an advanced training program. We monitor several community policing projects.
All of the members of the Department are committed to our mission, which is the protection of life and property. We can accomplish this mission with the assistance of our citizens in the community policing effort.. The citizens are our “eyes and ears” in the community.
