Police Department

Merrimack College Police Department

The Merrimack College Police Department (MCPD) provides campus safety for all members of the campus community, including guests and visitors.

Merrimack College blue, yellow and white police patch

CONTACT US

Emergencies
978-837-5911
(x5911 on campus)

Business/Non-Emergencies
978-837-5555
(x5555 on campus)

Anonymous Tip Line
978-837-5777
(x5777 on campus)

MCPD Station Location

The police station is located behind Monican Hall. We are open 24/7, 365 days a year, including holidays and vacation periods. Contact Us

Your Safety at Merrimack

We protect life and property, prevent and detect crime, and maintain campus quality of life. We provide regular bike, cruiser and foot patrols, emergency call boxes, safety escorts, specialized officer training, rape aggression defense classes and much more.

Parking Services

Officers are available to assist you if your vehicle is located on College property and you have been locked out or need a jumpstart. There are no costs for these services. Call us at 978-837-5555. For additional parking info, please contact parking and transportation services.

Schedule a Visit with Comfort Dog Merri

Feeling homesick or stressed? Or would you like to just say hi to Merri or have her stop by your event?

Support for Sensitive Incidents

We support victims of sensitive crimes and incidents such as rape, intimate partner violence, sexual assault, stalking and hate crimes and offer emotional support, counseling options and guidance.

Online Forms

Appeal a Parking Ticket
Request a Police Detail
Sign Up for RAVE Alerts
Register for R.A.D. Training
The Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission seal

Merrimack Police Department Accreditation

We are accredited by MPAC – the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission. This prestigious accreditation recognizes our commitment to deliver police services within the Commonwealth at the highest level of professionalism and integrity.

Our accreditation also means we have agreed to adopt Program standards as a way of doing business and those standards are considered best practices, administratively and operationally.Â