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2018/02/18 News Release- To celebrate Crime Stoppers Awareness Programs, Pictou County Crime Stoppers is hostins a community drug presentation, New Glasgow, N.S.

To celebrate Crime Stoppers Awareness programs, Law Enforcement Agencies in Pictou County will be hosting a community drug talk that will focus on the different types of drugs in Pictou County and prevention methods and resources.  

The community talk is open to all members of the public and will focus on the different types of drugs in our community.

On Wednesday, February 28, 2018 at 7:00pm, Pictou County Crime Stoppers along with New Glasgow Regional Police, Stellarton Police Service, RCMP Pictou County and Westville Police Service will celebrate Crime Stoppers Awareness programs by hosting a community drug talk at the UCT building behind Summer Street Industries 72 Park Street New Glasgow.

Police will be on hand to answer any questions that parents may have.  

If you have any questions please feel free to contact your local policing agency.

2018/02/12 6:10PM News Release- New Glasgow Regional Police investigarte a vehicle/pedestrian collision at the intersection of East River Road and Victoria Street, New Glasgow, N.S.

On Monday February 12, 2018 at approximately 6:10 p.m., New Glasgow Regional Police, New Glasgow Fire Department and Emergency Health Services responded to a 911 call and attended the scene of a motor vehicle collision involving a cargo truck and a pedestrian on Victoria Street New Glasgow.

Preliminary investigation determined that the 86 year old male was in the intersection on Victoria Street, when the driver of a cargo truck collided with the pedestrian, where he was transported by EHS to Aberdeen Hospital with non life-threatening injuries.

New Glasgow Regional Police continue to investigate.

2018/01/30 6:15AM News Release- New Glasgow Regional Police advise motorists to drive/walk with caution during the Winter Storm Warning, New Glasgow, N.S.

New Glasgow Regional Police advise motorists and pedestrians to walk and drive with caution during the winter storm today and into tonight. Blowing snow during driving, reduces visibility. Icy road conditions and snow drifts may also exist during travel. If you have to travel, plan ahead, check for cancellations and drive to the conditions. Remember - Ice and Snow take it slow.

Residents are also advised that the overnight winter parking ban will be enforced overnight to allow Public Works crews to properly clear the streets and sidewalks throughout the towns. Vehicles must be off streets during the hours of 1:00am to 7:00am. In addition, under section 139 of the Nova Scotia Motor Vehicle Act, tickets can be issued and vehicles can be towed any time, day or night, if they are parked in a way that interferes with snow clearing.