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Officer Perkins from District A-1 helped a stranded motorist by changing a flat tire. A simple example of the many helpful acts Boston Police Officers carry out each day that often go unrecognized by the public.

Members of the Command Staff, officers from Districts A-1 and A-15, the Bureau of Community Engagement, and recruits from BPD Academy Class 66-25 joined neighbors at Warren Tavern in Charlestown for another great Coffee with a Cop event. Everyone enjoyed fresh coffee and good conversation as we caught up with community members heading into the

Officers from District A-1 (Downtown) distributed Boston Police Department Guide for Food Delivery Drivers Using Mopeds, Bicycles, and E-Bikes. The pamphlet created by a Sergeant was given to operators at several downtown locations today. The outreach effort aimed to help delivery workers understand how to properly register their equipment and to clarify key rules of

District A-1 proudly participated in the annual Harvest on the Vine Turkey Dinner Giveaway, joining community members in supporting families during the holiday season. A heartfelt thank-you goes out to St. Anthony Shrine for their generous support and dedication in helping make this wonderful event possible.

Officers from the Community Service Office of District A-1 (Downtown) joined in the fun at St. John’s School in the North End for their lively and spirited Turkey Trot. This fitness event brings so much Thanksgiving cheer with students, their families, and school staff.

District A-1 proudly supported St. Anthony Shrine during their annual turkey giveaway, joining community partners and volunteers to help provide holiday meals to families in need. Their participation reflected a shared commitment to service and uplifting the community during the Thanksgiving season.

District A-1 (Downtown) and the Bureau of Community Engagement came together to celebrate the Beverly Gibbons Friendsgiving Thanksgiving. This joyful gathering was filled with community spirit, gratitude, and festive holiday cheer.

Officers from District A-1 took part in an annual tradition. They joined members of our “Walk the Beat” program to welcome the Christmas Tree to Boston Common. Mayor Wu led the celebration as the tree, which has been a beautiful annual gift from the Province of Nova Scotia for more than 100 years, arrived in the

Officers from District A-1 hit the ice for a friendly hockey game with teens from Charlestown! The matchup – “The Battle of Bunker Hill” – drew many of the youth from the neighborhood.  The skate was a great way to build stronger connections with local youth and gave the players some extra practice as they