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Randolph Police Department Debuts Website Redesign

Chief Anthony Marag is pleased to announce the redesign of the Randolph Police Department’s website.

The website, randolphpd.com, has a modern look and user-friendly, accessible design that gives community members access to department information and resources, news, events and more.

The site features information about the department’s focus on Community Enhancement Partnerships, accreditation, policies and procedures, and divisions and special units. It also features a photo gallery, safety tips, and various forms and applications. 

The website is connected to the Randolph Police Department’s social media platforms to help keep residents up to date on the latest department news. Residents also are encouraged to subscribe to the site to receive email alerts and updates.

The website was designed by John Guilfoil Public Relations.

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WEBSITE DISCLAIMER

This website contains information about investigations of the Randolph Police Department and provides the outcomes of those investigations. Additional information may be available from the relevant county, state or federal agencies, including the Norfolk County District Attorney's Office or the Massachusetts Trial Court system concerning the ultimate outcome of any criminal charges. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty.

News releases published by the Randolph Police Department reflect information available to the Department at the time of publication. An arrest or criminal charge is an accusation and does not constitute a finding of guilt. All defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. Information contained in historical news releases may not reflect subsequent developments, including changes to charges, dismissals, acquittals, convictions or other court proceedings. The Police Department does not routinely update historical news releases to reflect the ultimate disposition of criminal cases. The Police Department does not have jurisdiction over cases that are before the courts. Additional information concerning criminal proceedings may be available through the appropriate District Attorney's Office or the Massachusetts Trial Court, subject to applicable laws and restrictions governing access to court records.
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