Police Department Contact: Robert Lee, Police Chief   Newburypd@nhvt.net Address: 952 Route 103, P.O. Box 296, Newbury, NH 03255 Emergency 911 Fax: 763.3384 Dispatch 763-2221 Non Emergency 763-4104 Hours: Office Hours Monday - Friday 7AM to Noon New Police Department Website   Police Department Links: State of NH Motor Vehicle RSAs NH Department of Safety NH Motor Vehicle Accident Report DMV Release of Motor Vehicle records NH Division of Motor Vehicles Forms NH Division of Motor VehiclesAdministrative Rules NH Division of Motor Vehicles Financial Responsibility Information NH Division of State Police NH State Police Wanted Persons NH State Police Registered Offenders Against Children NH Revised Statutes (RSA) On Line NH Marine Patrol Rules NH Fish & Game NH Department of Transportation Federal Bureau of Investigation 2006 NH Off Highway Recreational Vehicle Laws Digest NH DOT Road and Weather Conditions Officer Position Robert Lee Chief Henry Thomas Sgt Bradley Wheeler Corporal "BJ" Hardey Officer E. Neill Cobb Officer Warren Foote Officer Jody Bailey Officer E. Buddy Rowe, Officer Jon Ciavola Officer Deborah Lacombe Administrative Assistant Police Department Notices New Emergency Contact phone has now been installed in the Police Departmenmt Lobby which provides direct contact to the dispatch center Newbury Police Mutual Aid Partners Sunapee Police Department New London Police Department Bradford Police Department Washington Police Department Sutton Police Department New Hampshire State Police . Return to Town of Newbury Home Page TOWN OF NEWBURY FIREWORKS ORDINANCE The display of fireworks in the Town of Newbury is prohibited on town property and in densely populated residential areas as designated below: Blodgett Landing Overlay District ... . . .except by permission of the Fire Chief and the Board of Selectmen to be obtained at least one week in advance of a planned display. Minors may not ignite fireworks in the Town of Newbury without adult supervision. All fireworks debris must be removed from the scene and disposed of appropriately by the user(s).   Failure to conform to this ordinance will subject the violator to a fine of $275.00 per incident. Last Updated: Friday, June 02, 2006 Search: