Officers were in Charlestown for the much-anticipated return of the “Walk the Beat” program at District A-15. Officers and seniors took advantage of the warmer weather while getting in some exercise along a scenic route. The walk provided a great opportunity to connect, share conversations, and spend time together outdoors. Programs like this continue to […]
Officers from District E-5 joined our partners at ETHOS at the Boston Lodge of Elks Senior Center in West Roxbury to kick off their new “Walk with Ease” program. Despite the weather, the group got outside to enjoy a walk through the neighborhood, getting their steps in while spending quality time together. Our officers continue
Officers from District C-11 teamed up with trainers from InnerCity Weightlifting in Dorchester and students from Northeastern University School of Physical Therapy to support fitness sessions with athletes from Special Olympics Massachusetts. These weekly sessions focused on building strength, confidence, and community through guided workouts, creating a supportive and motivating environment for everyone involved. The
Officers from District A-7 stopped by the Curtis Guild Elementary School in East Boston to spend time with the Boston Scores Soccer Group. Our officers shared important safety tips for going to and from games, and they jumped in to participate in soccer practice meditation exercises. It was a great mix of activity, learning, and
Commissioner Cox, members of the Command Staff, and officers from across the Boston Police Department were proud to cheer on some great basketball at the 2026 Medina Dixon Basketball Tournament. Alongside our partners at the Boston Police Foundation, we were honored to support the Dixon family in celebrating the legacy of Boston’s own Medina Dixon.
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Officers from District E-5 kicked off their “Walk the Beat” program this week for the West Roxbury/Roslindale neighborhoods! With the arrival of the spring, it’s another way for our officers to connect with community members – familiar faces and to meet new community members along the way. The Boston Police “Walk the Beat” program was
Officers from the Bureau of Community Engagement took part in an informational session at Madison Park High School. Officers connected with students to share information about career pathways within the Boston Police Department, with strong interest in all the different avenues at the BPD, as well as the city’s SuccessLink program. It was a great
Officers from District B-3 attended Career Day at the Boston International School in Dorchester. Officers spent time connecting with students, sharing information about the wide range of career opportunities within the BPD, including the BPD Cadet Program, while also learning about the students’ own interests and goals. Events like this help open doors, spark interest
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As winter exits…Boston Police Officers from the School Engagement Unit, along with non-profit Youth Enrichment Services (YES), took youth to Loon Mountain for a day on the slopes. Our officers helped support the trip, providing transportation, rental equipment, a special sweatshirt, and meals, so participants could learn how to ski and snowboard. Opportunities like this
Officers from District D-4 continued the “Walk the Park” series at Ramsay Park in Roxbury. Officers spent time connecting with neighbors, discussing activity in the park, and listening to feedback on how they can continue to support a safe and welcoming environment for everyone. Initiatives like “Walk the Park” create opportunities for open dialogue while
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