SANDWICH – Douglas Wyman was sworn in as Sandwich’s chief of police on Dec. 21, 2009, and his last day will be May 30. The past 11 years as a cop in a small lakeside town have been some of the most eventful years of Wyman’s life, and have given him a new direction to take after his retirement.
In 2004 Chief Jaran resigns to become the Chief of Bow, NH. Sgt. Young is appointed Chief of Police. Part-time Officer Doug Wyman is promoted to full-time Officer. Officer Wyman came to SPD full-time having previously served as a Corporal with the NH Department of Corrections/ State Prison at the Lakes Region Facility in Laconia, and had also ...
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Thank you Chief Wyman for all you’ve done for our town and community! Wishing you a happy retirement. -SFD *Tomorrow, May 31st please come wish Chief Wyman farewell at the Central School in...
Sandwich Police Chief and Diversity Council member Douglas Wyman says lack of transportation is something he sees a lot in Carroll County. "Absent a volunteer organization being able to do it, it...
From noon to 1:00PM, Chief Wyman will be outside the front entrance of the Sandwich Central School to receive brief good luck wishes as cars file through the parking lot. Rain date is set for Sunday, June 7th at the same time in the event that weather is too inclement to have him stand outside.
Apr 24, 2012 · Sandwich Police Department Chief Douglas Wyman of the Sandwich Police Department requests to address the Council to discuss Dennis Davey's police officer certification.
Sandwich, NH Police Department . From our next door neighbors... Thank you Chief Douglas Wyman for all your years of service to the communities and commitment to the the job! Well deserved retirement! Enjoy! 👮🏼 🚓 Dear Sandwich Residents, I am writing to you with bittersweetness.
Sandwich Police Chief Douglas Wyman said his town takes a similar approach, asking residents to serve as eyes and ears for the police department. “The police are the public and the public are the police,” Wyman said.
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