Serving Our Community with Pride and Dedication
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After nearly three decades of dedicated service to the communities of Mount Desert and Bar Harbor, Lieutenant Kevin Edgecomb has retired from the Mount Desert Police Department. Kevin joined the force in 1998 and rose through the ranks to become a trusted leader, mentor, and community cornerstone.
Read Lt. Edgecomb's Retirement Story
All sworn officers participated in four scenarios focused on active threat response and incident management.
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Officer Stanwood and Officer Helton attended the University of Maine Career Fair in Orono. Two full-time patrol officer positions are currently open.
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An estimated 250 people turned out as the Mount Desert Police Association sponsored the Community Cafe at the Neighborhood House.
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Sgt. Dickens and Officer Stanwood escorted the convoy from Ellsworth to Portland, honoring our fallen heroes.
Read StoryFull-time position at Mount Desert Police Department
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View Events CalendarFrom emergency response to community engagement, our team delivers practical support every day across Bar Harbor and Mount Desert.
Officers are available around the clock for urgent calls, welfare checks, and coordinated incident response across Bar Harbor and Mount Desert.
Marine patrol, harbor safety, mooring guidance, and seasonal vessel support.
Learn About Harbor Master ServicesLost pets, animal welfare calls, and local ordinance enforcement with a community-first approach.
Learn About Animal ControlCrisis support and local behavioral health options, including referral pathways for families and individuals.
Learn About Mental Health ResourcesPermits, downtown guidance, and seasonal rules for visitors and residents.
Learn About Parking ServicesOutreach initiatives, youth engagement, and neighborhood-focused public safety events.
Learn About Community ProgramsIn an emergency, always call 911
Non-emergency: (207) 288-3391
