wednesday July 1st, 5:30AM until 6:00PM
Due to road paving, Purchase Street will be limited to one-way traffic heading out of town only. There will be no inbound traffic from Purchase Street at Tyler Street to Purchase St. at Dilla Street.
All traffic entering Milford on Purchase Street will be detoured Tyler Street to Silver Hill Road to Congress Street.
Please plan your commute accordingly.
The Milford Police Department send our deepest condolences to the Massachusetts State Police, following the tragic off duty passing Massachusetts State Police Trooper Jacob Mick.
Our thoughts are with his loved ones and the entire Massachusetts State Police family during this difficult time.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FRIDAY JUNE 26TH 2026
MILFORD – On Friday June 26, 2026, at approximately 6:32AM, the Milford Public Safety Communications Center received a call from a resident of West Walnut Street area, reporting she witnessed a Hispanic male on her CCTV system entering her home.
Milford Police Detectives were able to quickly identify Cristian Romero, 24, of Milford as the suspect when the CCTV footage matched an April 27 Milford Police Department press release for a B&E arrest.
At 10:20AM members of the Milford Police Patrol Division and Detective Bureau located Romero walking on Main Street wearing the same clothes as the suspect was wearing on the CCTV footage. As a result of the investigation, Romero was placed under arrest and brought to the Milford Police Department for booking.
“The illegal entry of homes and vehicles is one of the most invasive crimes committed. Anyone who threatens the sanctity of our resident’s dwellings will be found and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.” Said Milford Chief of Police Robert Tusino.
In addition to his open charges from the April 27th arrest, Cristian Romero has been charged with the following crimes: B&E BUILDING NIGHTTIME FOR FELONY B&E VEHICLE/BOAT NIGHTTIME FOR FELONY ATTEMPTED LARCENY ATTEMPTED LARCENY
CONTACT JCOVINO@MILFORDPOLICE.ORG FOR ANY ADDITIONAL INQUIRES All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Central Massachusetts Mosquito Control Project personnel will be in your community to respond to residents' concerns about mosquitoes in their area on the following dates in July:
July 6, 13, 20, 27
Any of the above dates are tentative, and all dates are subject to change due to weather conditions, mosquito populations, mosquito virus activity and/or special event spraying. This program will shut down when cool night time temperatures become predominant in the area. A detailed notice about our spray schedule is posted on the CMMCP phone system after 3:30 p.m. each day, and it is also listed on our website at http://www.cmmcp.org, click the "2026 Spray Schedule" button on the right.
Requests for service may be recorded by calling the CMMCP office at (508) 393-3055 between 7:00 AM - 3:30PM, Monday through Friday, or logging on to http://www.cmmcp.org. Results of these requests may initiate an application of mosquito insecticides to defined, site-specific areas of town. Such an application may be accomplished by using truck mounted equipment depending on the extent of the application.
Per 333CMR13.03(1)(a): "Wide Area Applications of pesticides and mosquito control applications of pesticides approved by the State Reclamation and Mosquito Control Board shall not be made to private property which has been designated for exclusion from such application by a person living on or legally in control of said property." For more information please check: http://www.cmmcp.org and click the "No Spray Info" button on the right.
Please list this information in the local newspapers and on the local cable access channels if possible. Thank you for your assistance.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE THURSDAY JUNE 18TH 2026
MILFORD – On Thursday June 18, 2026, at approximately 12:09AM, a member of the Milford Police Department Patrol division observed a white Dodge Journey traveling at erratically at a high rate of speed on Main Street.
After witnessing the white SUV crossing double-yellow centerlines multiple times, the vehicle was stopped near the Hopedale-Milford town line. When the vehicle was approached by the officer, the operator, Tamra Davis, 35 of Uxbridge began to be argumentative and aggressive when prompted for her license and registration. During the interaction, the officer detected a strong odor of alcohol. At approximately 12:19AM, Davis was placed under arrest for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol. During the arrest and booking process, Davis yelled threats and homophobic insults at the officers on scene.
At approximately 12:40AM, while receiving requested medical care, Davis attempted to bite a Coastal Ambulance EMT and later kicked another Coastal Ambulance Paramedic while in their ambulance. While under arrest and awaiting care in the emergency room of UMASS Milford Regional Hospital, Davis continued to be assaultive yelling racial slurs at a hospital staff member.
As a result of the incident, Davis was held on $1500 bail and taken to Milford District Court for arraignment this morning on the following charges:
A&B ON AMBULANCE PERSONNEL A&B ON POLICE OFFICER ALCOHOL IN MV, POSSESS OPEN CONTAINER OF ASSAULT DISORDERLY CONDUCT DISTURBING THE PEACE MARKED LANES VIOLATION NEGLIGENT OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLE OUI-LIQUOR OR .08% SPEEDING RATE OF SPEED EXCEEDING POSTED LIMIT THREAT TO COMMIT CRIME
CONTACT JCOVINO@MILFORDPOLICE.ORG FOR ANY ADDITIONAL INQUIRES All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FRIDAY JUNE 12TH 2026
MILFORD – On Friday June 12, 2026, at approximately 12:40AM, two members of the Milford Police Department Patrol Division, assigned to an overnight road detail, apprehended a male in the act of breaking and entering a construction vehicle.
While detaining the suspect, 31-year-old, Colin Gideon-Murphy, of Framingham, MA., officers discovered a tubular glass crack pipe in his possession.
As the investigation continued on-scene, officers were approached by two nearby residents who reported that Gideon-Murphy had just broken into their home and asked for crack cocaine.
Gideon-Murphy was arrested and held on $2000.00 bail for the following charges:
B&E BUILDING NIGHTTIME FOR FELONY B&E VEHICLE/BOAT NIGHTTIME FOR FELONY DISORDERLY CONDUCT
CONTACT JCOVINO@MILFORDPOLICE.ORG FOR ANY ADDITIONAL INQUIRES All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE THURSDAY JUNE 11TH 2026 MILFORD — On Monday June 8, 2026, at approximately 12:46PM the Milford Public Safety Communications received a 911 call from South Central section of Milford. reporting a victim with lacerations to the neck and shoulder area.
Arriving on scene at 12:50PM, officers located the victim with visible knife wounds to their hands, neck and face. Speaking to the 911 caller at the scene, officers were directed to a nearby residence where it was believed the incident took place. Inside the residence officers observed a large amount of blood in different areas of the home.
"This incident represents a deeply disturbing act of violence that resulted in serious physical and emotional injuries to the victim," said Milford Chief of Police Robert Tusino. "We are fortunate that this incident did not result in a loss of life. I'd like to commend the outstanding response from our Patrol Division, Detective Bureau, and Family Services Unit for their swift actions and professionalism, which helped bring this case to a quick resolution."
As a result of the investigation, Raghavendar Juluru, 46, of Milford, was arrested and held on $50,000 bail.
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO MURDER ASSAULT AND BATTERY ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON KIDNAPPING ASSAULT TO MAIM CARRYING A DANGEROUS WEAPON
TRAFFIC ALERT
Green Street is closed in the area of #19 due to a pole down across the roadway.
Additionally, areas of Green and Main Street may be without power as crews work to repair the pole.
“Today, we honor the brave men and women who gave everything for a freedom they knew many would never fully understand. Their sacrifice is not measured by the battles they fought, but by the generations they protected. We remember them not only with words, but with gratitude, respect, and a promise to never forget.”
The Milford Police Department extends our deepest condolences to the Boston Fire Department, as well as the family and friends of Firefighter Robert Kilduff.
