Welcome!

Belmont Police Online represents the collaborative efforts of many, many people. We have worked hard to make this site an informative, useful, and fun tool for the public to enjoy. Please send us your Comments, and let us know if we have succeeded.

The site was originally created in 1998 by Kevin Baker and Greg Vartanian. Since its original design, it has been dramatically changed, and is now maintained by Belmont Officer George McEachern.

This project has been possible because of the support and funding made available by Chief Ronald Blanchette.

Special thanks to Cindy Lougee, a professional graphic arts designer, for providing us with high quality graphics design. Her work improved the feel of the site and resulted in a vastly more attractive web design. Cindy donated a great deal of her own personal time to this project, and we are very grateful for all her hard work.

Special Thanks to Leo Saidnawey, of the Belmont Emergency Management Agency, for his original design and continuous Technical Assistance, which without, this page would not have come to fruition. You can also visit Leo online at Saidnawey.com

Thanks to John Steeves, Tech Services Specialist for the Belmont Police, for troubleshooting assistance, and email assistance throughout the duration of this project.

Thanks to Town Historian Richard Betts for his article on the proud history of the Belmont Police.

Thanks also to Officer James Gallo and Officer Kimberly Hurley for providing photo opportunities.

Thanks to Sgt. William Watkins and Officer David Carlo for providing detailed information on Domestic Violence.

Thanks to Officer Francis Connors for providing a large amount of information on the Belmont DARE Program.

Thanks to Lieutenant William Chemelli (Ret.) for providing graphics and information on the Crime Prevention Effort in Belmont.

Thanks to Ed Burke and Ted Pendergast for providing recent photos. Other samples of their impressive work can be seen by clicking on their names.

Please!! Help keep BPD Online accurate and up to date: Report any errors, outdated links, or omissions.