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Support Services Division

Lieutenant Richard W. Robbins - Executive Officer
Telephone: (781) 942-6757

Support Services Division

The Reading Police Department Support Services Division is led by Lt. Richard W. Robbins, a 28 year veteran of the department.

Support Services is made up of three patrol officers who are responsible for weapons maintenance, vehicle maintenance, community services, and the safety program. There are also part-time civiilian staff who are in charge of Parking Enforcement and Animal Control. Currently, both of these positions are staffed by one person, Ronald Burns.

The Armorer is in charge of weapons and vehicle mainentance. Officer Justin Martel assumed this role in April of 2013, Officer Martel was previously our Safety Officer.

Community Services is managed by Officer James Collins. Programs he has helped manage in the past include: the ham & bean dinner, town fair

The Safety Officer is Christine Amendola.  In addition to assisting the community in traffic safety decisions about sign placement, speed limits, and cross walks, Officer Amendola manages the School Crossing Guard program which includes twenty-four part-time employees.

If you are interested in joining the School Crossing Guard program, contact Safety Officer Christine Amendola

The Armorer/Fleet Maintenance .  Officer Justin Martel is in charge of Firearms Training for the Police Department.   Chris has been tasked with many responsibilities and duties in Support Services.  He is currently in charge of scheduling all appointments for LTC (License To Carry Firearms) renewals.  Officer Picco also handles all Solicitor Registration through the police department for the Town of Reading.

 
Town of Reading, Massachusetts  
16 Lowell Street, Reading, MA 01867   
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