Police Department

340 Main Street, Jay, Maine, 04239

Phone: 207-897-6766

Fax: 207-897-4055

Monday – Friday: 8 AM – 4 PM
Saturday – Sunday: Office Closed

During hours in which our office is closed, calls are forwarded to the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office for dispatching.
Jay officers still provide 24/7 coverage for the Town of Jay.

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To Protect and Serve

To Protect and Serve

The men and women of the Jay Police Department are dedicated to the preservation of life and property, as reflected in our motto To Protect and Serve. We are committed to providing the citizens of Jay with the best possible police service. As law enforcement professionals, we are dedicated to a high standard of ethics in order to maintain public trust. The Jay Police Department will perform its sworn duties while maintaining respect for individual rights, human dignity, cultural diversity, and community values. All that we do will reflect a commitment that ensures we merit the support and trust of our community.

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Maine Law Enforcement Accreditation Program


The Maine Law Enforcement Accreditation Program (MLEAP) is a voluntary process where police agencies in Maine prove their compliance with Maine Law Enforcement’s current Best Practices or Standards. These standards were carefully developed by Maine Law Enforcement professionals to assist agencies in the efficient and effective delivery of service and the protection of individual’s rights.

The Maine Chiefs of Police Association (MCOPA) developed the Accreditation Program to assist Maine agencies in meeting their professional obligations to the citizens of Maine. An appointed Committee of CLEOs or other executive level sworn members who hold Active Membership in the MCOPA as well as other critical partners identified by the MCOPA Board of Directors from across the state developed the Accreditation Program and identified the Standards for Maine Law Enforcement.

This committee now conducts reviews of an agency’s efforts and awards “Accredited” status. Being “Accredited” means that the agency meets or exceeds all the identified Standards for Maine Law Enforcement Agencies. These standards cover all aspects of law enforcement operations including the use of force, protection of citizen rights, pursuits, property and evidence management, and patrol and investigative operations.

While being “Accredited” does not guarantee an agency will not make a mistake, it does ensure that the agency has carefully thought about these critical issues, has developed policies and procedures to address them, and has systems in place to identify and correct problems.

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Drug Take Back

Drug Take Back

The Jay Police Department now offers an Inmar drug collection unit to dispose of unused and unwanted medications. It is located in our lobby and is accessible during business hours. Please make note of the items that are not accepted in the collection unit.

ACCEPTED

Medications in any dosage form, except for those listed below, in their original container or sealed bag.

NOT ACCEPTED

Herbal remedies, vitamins, supplements, cosmetics, other personal care products, medical devices, batteries, mercury-containing thermometers, sharps, and illicit drugs.

Officers & Staff

Officers & Staff

Title Name Email
Chief of Police Joseph Sage Email
Sergeant/Detective Brandon Kelly Email
Corporal & SRO Anthony York Email
Officer Cory Veilleux Email
Officer Noah Kolodji Email
Officer Constantino Zenteno Email
Officer Heather Irber Email
Secretary Jeannine Fletcher Email
Title Name
Chief of Police Richard E. Caton IV Email
Sergeant/Detective Russell Adams Email
Corporal & SRO Joe Sage Email
Officer David Morin Email
Officer Rex Schweighofer Email
Officer Constantino Zenteno Email
Secretary Jeannine Fletcher Email