Saugus Community Policing & Police Athletic League
Saugus Police Department, 27 Hamilton Street, Saugus, MA 01906
Sgt. Michael Stewart, Director
(781) 941 - 1180
State funded by a MA State Community Policing Grant
The Saugus Police Athletic League offers many seasonal and
special programs for both youths and adults such as baseball
clinics, youth winter basketball programs, street hockey programs, women's
self-defense programs, and the Challenger program for special needs athletes.
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The P.A.L. Annual Basketball Program
will start on Monday, January 12, 2009.
This program will be held at the Saugus YMCA
at 298 Main Street, Saugus on consecutive
Mondays from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm.
The final evening will be Monday March 23, 2009.
FREE program for Girls and Boys 7 years old and up.
All Saugus residents are welcome to attend.
For more information, please call Sgt. Mike Stewart at (781) 941 - 1180.
PAL at Essex County Summer Day Camp
Over the first two weeks of August, Lieutenant Ron Witten and
Sergeant Mike Stewart of the Saugus Police Department took 40
Saugus 5th graders to the Essex County Summer Day Camp. The
camp is held in Salem, MA at the CollinsMiddle School and while
there, the kids learn of the dangers of drugs, alcohol and tobacco. High school
age teens work as peer councilors assisting the police officers in discussions
about drug resistance and confidence building.
They also get to go to the DanversHigh School planetarium, bowling,
the Franklin Park Zoo and on the final day see a movie at Hollywood Hits.
This is the 5th year that Saugus has attended this camp along with the
following communities, Salem, Danvers, Ipswich, Marblehead, Swampscott,
and Lynn.
A special Thank You is to be sent out to the Square One Mall for helping
out with the transportation to and from the camp for the Saugus youth.
A great time was had by all. ____________________________________________
"Take a Kid Fishing" Day Saturday, June 7, 2008 at Camp Nihan was a
great success.More than 100 children turned out
to participate in the 3rd Annual "Take a Kid Fishing Day".
The event, co-sponsored by Tom's Bait and Tackle and
Saugus Community Policing, invites parents to take a child
freshwater fishing at Camp Nihan.
Tom's Bait and Tackle provides free fishing rods, bait, bobbers and hooks for
all, on the first Saturday in June each year. The event is part of a nationwide
effort to encourage a love of fishing in young people. Each year, the state
waives the required fishing license so parents can introduce their children to
the sport.
This year's big winner was Kendal Leahy, 4, who pulled in nine fish to win a
fabulous pink tackle box. Cameron Pozark and Jake Blaney tied for the
largest fish - each hooking a bass that weighed in at 2.2 pounds. For the
second year in a row, prizes were all donated by Dick's Sporting Goods.
Refreshments were provided through the generosity of Dunkin Donuts on
Essex Street, J & M Pizza, Shaw's Supermarket, Stop & Shop, and the
Fox Hill Yacht Club. Next year's event will take place on Saturday, June 6th.
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Internet Safety - Is your Child One Click Away from Danger?
F & S Computer Services (781) 231-5634, conducted a FREE
Internet Safety Seminarfor adults at the Saugus Public Safety
Building located at 27 Hamilton St, inSaugus, on Thursday,
May 15, 2008 and again on Tuesday May 20, 2008.
This event was sponsored by the Saugus Police Department.
The interactive seminar provided parents with a better understanding of
how easy it is for their children to get into trouble on the internet.
Each participant was given a free 30-day trial of Sentry parental control
software, and a package of information to take home.
For information on future seminars, or to order a copy of the software,
please call (781) 231-5634, or send us ane-mail at:
Frank Gill & Steve Sacco - F& S Computer Service, Inc. ____________________________________________
