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Town of Thurmont
10 Frederick Road
P. O. Box 17
Thurmont, MD 21788

301-271-7313
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Thurmont Police Department

Thurmont Police Department
10 Frederick Road
Thurmont, MD 21788

       
Frederick County Communications Center:
301-600-2071
(Will dispatch to Thurmont Police)

Thurmont Police Department:
301-271-0905
After 4 p.m. call:
301-600-2071
Fax: 301-271-0905
Email - thurmontpolice@fredco-md.net
       

The Mission of the
Thurmont Police Department

Vision Statement of the
Thurmont Police Department

Thurmont Police Department
Organizational Values

A Message From the Chief

   Welcome to the Thurmont Police Department’s website. In December 2005, I accepted the position of Chief of Police where I find the position to be honorable and challenging.

   In March 1979, I began my law enforcement career as a police officer for Thurmont. To prepare myself for a rewarding career, and to enhance my skills and knowledge, I left Thurmont and joined the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office, only to fulfill a long-term goal and dream – to return to Thurmont and become the Chief of Police.

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   As Chief of Police, I find myself heading a progressive and professional department. The department is made up of well-trained and dedicated members who are committed to serving and protecting the citizens of Thurmont.

   The Thurmont Police Department is a community oriented and problem solving law enforcement agency. Our commitment to the philosophy of community policing and problem solving is an organizational strategy that encourages a working partnership between the police and the citizens of the community.

   The relationship is built on a mutual trust and rests on the belief that citizens deserve input into the police process through citizen participation and support. We believe that the Department’s philosophy serves as a catalyst in encouraging citizens to share in the opportunity to enhance their public safety and the quality of life in Thurmont.

   I hope that you, the citizens, join the Thurmont Police Department in this endeavor to make a true difference in addressing the needs of our community.

                      Sincerely,
                      Chief Gregory L. Eyler

The Thurmont Police Department provides law enforcement services within the corporate limits of the Town of Thurmont. This area consists of 4.1
square miles, 27 miles of streets and highways and is populated by
approximately 5,600 people.

Members of the Thurmont Police Department are:

Chief of Police Greg Eyler
geyler@fredco-md.net

Deputy Chief of Police
Lieutenant Brian Williar

bwilliar@fredco-md.net

Officer First Class Christopher A. McLoughlin
Officer First Class Seth A. Ambrose
Officer DiAnne Tackett
Officer Bill Murray
Officer Bradley Koenig
Officer Mark Debord
Officer Daniel Fitzgerald


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Thurmont Police Department Album
Click on the link at the left to view photographs from recent events and programs the Thurmont Police Department have organized or been involved in.

Thurmont Police Department Album

The Thurmont Police Department Ride Along Program
Residents can apply to ‘ride along’ with one of Thurmont’s Police Officers for an up close and personal look at the day to day situations facing our department. Please download, read carefully, complete and return the
‘Ride Along Application’ available at the following link.
Ride Along Application

Bicycle Registration

Online Bike Registration

Bicycle Registration Program

The Thurmont Police Department is introducing its
 Bicycle Registration Program. We are currently working on
 creating a master database of bicycles in our Town in an effort
 to curb the number of lost, stolen, and unclaimed bicycles
 reported to our Police Department.

You can obtain a physical copy of the bicycle registration form from our office. Otherwise, feel free to submit your registration online by clicking the Online Bike Registration icon.
After submission, you will receive a confirmation letter with a registration sticker
to be placed on your bicycle. If you have questions or concerns regarding this program,
please contact our department at 301-271-0905.

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Have one of these?
You should read this!

Are scooters and mopeds
 allowed in Town?

Click here for valuable information.
 

Going on Vacation?
The Thurmont Police Department's Residential House Check Form
is now available online. Please open the link below, fill out
and return the form to our Department before traveling out of Town."
Click here to get a copy of the House Check Form.

Community Outreach:

Traffic and Safety FAQ’s
Read these frequently asked questions
and get the FACTS!
Click here for the FAQ’s

Identity Theft
Steps to help protect yourself
from this modern threat.
Tips to Prevent Identity Theft

Thurmont Police Department
ICE Program

Emergency personnel need as much information as possible when assisting you
in an emergency. Putting the name of your emergency contact in your cell phone book with the word "ICE" in front of it is should be one of your first steps.
 "ICE" stands for
"In Case of Emergency"

Click here for more information about I.C.E..

Announcing the Thurmont Police Department PACE Program:
The Thurmont Police Department is introducing an innovative traffic-calming initiative to help stop speeding in residential areas, the Pace Car Program.
This program is modeled after similar programs that have been successful
in municipalities nationwide.

Click here for PACE details.  Or  Click here for the sign up form.

   
What To Do When Stopped By A Police Officer
The Thurmont Police Department strives to provide law enforcement services
fairly and equally to everyone within our jurisdiction.
We hope the information herein will be helpful in reducing or eliminationg
conflict when confronted by a Police Officer.
Click here for this important information.
 

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January 31, 2006 was the first of the Meet the Police Nights sponsored by Chief Eyler and his Officers and Staff. The entire department was on hand for this ‘get acquainted’ night, all those in attendance had the opportunity to meet with each of the Officers and staff members.
Watch for upcoming Meet the Police Nights and get to know your Police Department 

Buckle Up

Mayor Burns read the Chief’s Challange Proclamation at the
Town Meeting. The Thurmont Police Department wants
everyone to participate in this years challange by buckling up!
Seat belts are the first line of defense in the fight to reduce
injuries associated with traffic accidents.
The Thurmont Police Department will be tracking seat belt usage
during the coming weeks and encourages everyone to
 “Buckle up for Safety”. 
Click on the Buckle Up logo to see helpful information about the
 proper way for adults and children to use seat belts.
Be sure to contact the Police Department if you have any
questions about the correct use of childs safety seats.


Maryland Sex Offenders Registry:

The State of Maryland maintains a database of all sex offenders in residing in the State.
This database can be accessed at the following address:
 
http://www.dpscs.state.md.us/onlineservs/sor/
 

Online Bicycle Registration Form

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