01.24.2026 Police Blotter: Road rage incident on Route 48 Southold Town police responded to the following incidents from Jan. 12 to Jan. 19: Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of any crime or...
11.08.2025 Police Blotter: Alleged DWI at 5:30 a.m. On Nov. 1, at about 5:30 a.m., Southold Town police responded to Manhanset Avenue in Greenport on a report of a vehicle off the roadway with the driver’s door...
07.19.2025 Police Blotter: Employees of two 7-Elevens arrested During the week of July 7-14, Southold Town police responded to numerous calls, including reports of “illegally” parked cars, erratic driving, loud music, neighbor disputes, throwing of bottles and...
03.25.2025 News Update: Main Road reopens after Cutchogue crash Following a brief closure, Main Road between Cox Lane and Depot Lane in Cutchogue has reopened in both directions after emergency services responded to a motor vehicle accident this...
03.18.2025 News Southold Police begin body camera training Southold Town Police Department members began training to use body-worn cameras, also known as BWCs, last week. The police department received $980,225 in May 2024 as part of $127...
03.05.2025 News Area police urge residents to create Smart911 profiles Last month, the Southold Town Police Department began urging members of the community to create a free Smart911 personal profile that allows individuals to provide 911 operators additional details in real...
01.28.2025 Government Local supervisors comment on town enforcement of federal immigration laws Southold Town Supervisor Al Krupski and Riverhead Town Supervisor Tim Hubbard said in separate press releases this week that while the enforcement of immigration policies remain a federal matter,...
12.27.2024 Year in Review 2024 Year in review: Chief Steven Grattan sworn in Southold Police saw a change of command, with Captain Steven Grattan taking over as chief. A swearing-in celebration kicked off the Oct. 24 Southold Town Board meeting when Captain...
12.12.2024 News Southold Town Board officially bans loitering The Southold Town Board unanimously approved adding “loitering” to an existing town law banning peddlers, solicitors and transient retail merchants from local streets at its Dec. 3 regular meeting. ...
10.02.2024 News Overturned boat in Peconic Bay leads to rescue The Cutchogue Fire Department responded to a report of an overturned boat Tuesday morning. Four individuals from the 24-foot craft were found in the water. The oyster boat was...
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