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 Conway Police Department
 PO Box 538
 Ctr. Conway, NH 03813
 603.356.5715

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Conway Police Department History

This past year I started doing some research into when the Conway Police Department was actually formed. I began my trek through history by reading the Town reports beginning in the late 1890's. Needless to say, the early reports weren't very comprehensive and are more of a log of the town's expenditures.

Well, this started my career as the department's historian. When Chief Mullen found out I was doing the research, he decided that it might be nice to put together a list of all police Chiefs who had headed up the department. So, that is how we will start off the 'Tidbits'. Here is the best list I could put together. If you know of someone I've missed, or the dates are incorrect, please let me know so they can be corrected.

• Billert
• Dicey
• Robert J. Mullen 1993-to present
• William S. Scaletti 1984-1994
• Donald S. Lance 1978-1984
• Frederick A. Henley 1977-1978
• M. Alan Mclean 1974-1977
• Albert Lane 1969-1974
• Chandler Marble 1969(1 day)
• Stetson Archibald 1968-1969
• Joseph Wilson 1965-1968
• John P. McVitty 1961-1965
• Dominick Tarallo 1960-1961
• John P. Roberts 1959-1960
• Stetson Archibald 1956-1959
• John P. Roberts 1953-1956
• Raymond W. Bragg 1949-1953
• Gerald Clough 1945-1949
• Ralph V. Gould 1941-1945

P.S. I am looking for photos for my book and any news clippings. I will make copies of the photos and return the originals. Please send Xeroxed copies of articles, or if you don't want them back, send the originals. Thanks!

~ Det. Rick Roderick Ret~

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