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2017/01/25 5:20pm Media Release- UPDATE: New Glasgow Regional Police have located the two young persons safe and sound that were reported missing earlier this morning in the Trenton area

The New Glasgow Regional Police have located the two young persons that were reported earlier this morning (3:30am) safe and sound at their Trenton home. The earlier report that alerted police resulted from a concerned citizen who called police that two small children were walking Eastbound on Strickland Avenue in Trenton, Nova Scotia at approximately 3:30am in the early morning.


New Glasgow Regional Police immediately conducted a search of the area but did not locate any young persons in the area. As police continued to investigate throughout the day, investigators located the whereabouts of the two young children. The two young persons were described as two girls, age four and five. Investigators have determined that both girls had left the house without permission from the parents, but shortly returned home.


New Glasgow Regional Police would like to thanks the public and the media for their assistance in this incident.

2017/01/25 3:50pm Media Release- New Glasgow Regional Police are asking for public assistance in locating two young persons in the Trenton area

The New Glasgow Regional Police is seeking the public's assistance for information about a report that was received by the New Glasgow Regional Police early this morning at 3:30 am. The caller called to report that two small children were walking Eastbound on Strickland Avenue in Trenton, Nova Scotia at approximately 3:30am in the early morning and was concerned for their safety.


New Glasgow Regional Police immediately conducted a search of the area but did not locate any young persons in the area.


New Glasgow Regional Police preliminary investigation revealed that police do not suspect any foul play and that they have not received any missing person’s reports at this time.


New Glasgow Regional Police continue to investigate.


Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call the New Glasgow Regional Police at 902-752-.1941. If you wish to remain anonymous, please call Nova Scotia Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or visit their Secure Web Tips at www.crimestoppers.ns.ca.

2017/01/08 6:30am Media Release- New Glasgow Regional Police advise motorists to drive with caution only if you have to travel, New Glasgow, Trenton, N.S.

New Glasgow Regional Police advise motorists and pedestrians to walk and drive with caution during the winter storm today. Blowing snow reduces visibility. Icy road conditions and snow drifts may also exists during travel. Only If you have to travel, plan ahead, check for cancellations and drive to the conditions. Remember - Ice and Snow take it slow.
Officers have reported on patrols this morning that road conditions are snow covered and slippery and in areas blowing snow had decreased visibility. In addition some vehicles are parked in areas that will interfere with snow removal.


Residents are advised that the winter parking ban will be enforced into Sunday morning to allow Public Works crews to properly clear the streets and sidewalks throughout the towns. Vehicles must be off streets in which 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.