The Brentwood Police Department unveiled their new $29 million headquarters during a grand opening celebration Thursday.
The start-of-the-art facility comes during the department s 50th year and marks the first time Brentwood police will have their own facility.
The historic occasion was marked with a ribbon cutting and speeches by city leaders.
The city acquired the property the headquarters was built on in 1999 with initial plans of it housing a community center. But as the city ballooned in recent decades and the department outgrew its former space, the new headquarters was approved in 2017. Much like any church without a congregation, this building would only be a structure without the phenomenal staff of people who comprise this department, Chief Jeff Hughes said.
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April 12, 2021
Deputy Attorney General Jane E. Young announces that Ellen M. Arcieri was sworn in as the Commander of the Attorney General s Drug Task Force on April 9, 2021, following confirmation by Governor and Executive Council on March 24, 2021.
Subscribe The Attorney General s Drug Task Force is an essential component of our state s drug interdiction efforts and Commander Arcieri is an exceptional leader who has the experience and expertise to ensure that the Task Force continues its efforts to eliminate illegal drug trafficking across New Hampshire, said Deputy Attorney General Jane Young.
Commander Arcieri most recently served as the Chief of the Brentwood Police Department and has served as a member of law enforcement since 1987. She began her career as a Trooper with the New Hampshire State Police, where she later worked with the Narcotics and Investigations Unit. She ascended through the ranks, retiring as a Lieutenant in 2011. She continued serving as a memb