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Richard P.
Rosenthal, Chief of Police
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General Information/News |
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Rabies Information
Remember to stay away from wild
animals. Raccoon, Skunks, Coyotes, Foxes, Possums and more may
be infected with the rabies virus. If an animal is acting
strange, do not approach it. If the animal is in your
immediate area contact the Wellfleet PD. Always use caution around
wild animals.
For
general information on rabies click on the above link to go to the
Massachusetts Department of Public Health site about rabies
Massachusetts Rabies Website for
More Information -
Click Here!
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911
Remember 911 is used to report emergencies-medical, police, fire.
If you live in Wellfleet and someone at your residence has a
disability you are able to have a code attached to you phone number
that will show up on the Dispatchers Address Screen to alert them of
this condition. This is confidential information that will
only appear at the dispatcher's location.
The following are approved codes:
LSS = Life Support
MI = Mobility Impaired
B = Blind
DHH = Deaf & Hard of Hearing
TTY = Teletypewriter
SI = Speech Impaired
CI = Cognitive Impairment
If interested in this program you can come to the Police Station and
fill out a short form. |
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The Town Clock
Wellfleet is proud to have the only Town clock in the world that
strikes on ship's time.
"2 Bells"
One, five and nine o'clock
"4 Bells"
Two, seven and ten o'clock
"6 Bells"
Three, seven and eleven o'clock
"8 Bells"
Four, eight & twelve o'clock |
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Lost & Found
If you lose any items check to see it
they have been turned in to us. Every attempt is made to find
owners of property that has been turned in. However, many
times there is no way of identifying the owners.
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Beach Safety
Never swim alone & make sure you have enough
energy to return to shore. If caught in a riptide don't try to
swim against it back to shore, swim parallel to the beach until you are
free from the current of the riptide. When relaxing on the beach
remember to drink plenty of water even if you do not feel thirsty.
Your body uses water to keep cool. Watch for signs of heat stroke,
hot, red & dry skin, changes in consciousness, rapid weak pulse & rapid
shallow breathing. Call 911, keep person lying down, if possible
move to a shady area. Wear foot protection, the sand can become very hot
and there may be items buried that can cause injuries. Please do not
allow children to dig large holes in the sand. The sand can shift
and bury a child very quickly. For Information on Wellfleet Beach
Regulations & fees click on the Town of Wellfleet Seal
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