Ludlow Police Association

Nice work Officer Blair !!

During the overnight shift, Officer Blair came across a baby deer (fawn) lying in the road on Chapin Street. Concerned for its safety, he contacted the Animal Control Officer (ACO), who was already responding to another call.

Once the ACO arrived, they determined that the fawn was only a few days old. The mother deer was spotted nearby, but separated by a six-foot fence which the baby couldn’t cross.

Officer Blair was initially concerned that human contact might cause the mother to reject the fawn. Fortunately, the ACO assured him that this is a common myth. With care and compassion, Officer Blair used a blanket to safely pick up the fawn and reunite it with its mother.

Mother and baby walked off together—safe and sound.

Thank you, Officer Blair and Animal Control, for your quick thinking and compassion!

🚨🍀 Special Irish Police Patches - Just $10! 🍀🚨

Get your hands on a limited edition Irish Police patch for only $10! These unique patches are perfect for collectors, fans of Irish heritage, or anyone who appreciates awesome memorabilia.

The Ludlow Police Association is proud to offer Veteran Patches and Anniversary Patches for sale! These limited-edition patches honor our veterans and commemorate the dedication of the Ludlow Police Department.
💰 Price: $10 each
📍 Available at: Ludlow Police Department
All proceeds will support the Ludlow Police Association and our continued community efforts.
Come grab your patches before they’re gone!

The Ludlow Police Association has generously donated $300 worth of toys for our annual Toys for Tots collection. These toys will be delivered to the Toys for Tots at the Annual Tree Lighting Event at Town Hall today at 4:30 PM.

We invite the community to join us for this festive occasion and to support this wonderful cause. We hope to see everyone there!

On October 25th, the Ludlow Police Department had the pleasure of participating in the annual Rag S**g Parade held at the Ludlow Boys and Girls Club. Our officers engaged with the community, spreading Halloween spirit with smiles and plenty of candy! The candy was donated by the Ludlow Police Association.

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to support and celebrate with us—we loved seeing the creativity and joy from all the costumes and enthusiasm. Events like these are a fantastic reminder of the strong community spirit that makes Ludlow special.