Hamilton Wenham Monthly Education Update - January 2026

In January, the towns of Hamilton and Wenham focused on enhancing public safety and community engagement amidst winter challenges. Both towns took part in a range of activities dedicated to supporting public welfare and fostering unity within the community. The updates cover developments in local police and fire department operations, new appointments, and community outreach efforts.

• Police Department Appointments in Wenham: The Wenham Police Department has strengthened its ranks by swearing in two new full-time officers, Brian Pratt and Marissa DeLucia, and promoting two officers, Bart Connors and Michelle Princi, to sergeants. Engaged by the Select Board and Town Clerk, the new supervisors and officers bring significant experience and educational qualifications to their roles. (source: Wenham Police Department)
• Winter Storm Preparations: Both the Hamilton and Wenham Fire Departments issued safety reminders during a significant winter storm. They advised residents to prepare by securing essentials and urged cooperation in clearing snow from fire hydrants to aid emergency services. (source: Wenham Police Department, Hamilton Fire Department)
• Community Support Initiatives: The Police Departments of Hamilton and Wenham participated in the 10th Annual B-Fit Challenge alongside other local law enforcement agencies. This event supported the Massachusetts Fallen Heroes Foundation, raising over $7,000. Participants engaged in physical challenges to symbolize their commitment to supporting military veterans and Gold Star families. (source: Wenham Police Department)
• Mutual Aid and Emergency Coverage: Hamilton and Wenham Fire Departments provided mutual aid to neighboring towns during multiple alarm fires, demonstrating the interdependence and cooperative spirit among the North Shore communities. This included a significant fire response at Hamilton's Honeysuckle Road, where aid from multiple towns helped contain damage. (source: Hamilton Fire Department)

The month emphasized resilience and community solidarity as the towns prepared for ongoing winter challenges, with public safety as a paramount priority.

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