WVDPS News  ONE MILLIONTH SHOT made on Veteran’s Day at Basketball Hall of Fame!  WVDPS Receives Vehicle Transfer from Federal Program LIVE Burn Training a Success at old WV Landmark. Email Us Please do not send complaints via email. Please call the department directly so that your complaint can be promptly handled by the on- duty officer. General Questions or Suggestions info@wvpublicsafety.com Director of Public Safety/Fire Chief Christopher G. Hodges director@wvpublicsafety.com Deputy Director/Chief of Police David C. Noyes pdchief@wvpublicsafety.com Police Sergeant/Prosecutor John T. Katsirebas Jr. pdsgt@wvpublicsafety.com Fire Captain/Paramedic Jeffrey P. Dropkin jdropkin@wvpublicsafety.com PublicSafety Officer/EMT-I/FFI Andrew Vermeersch averm@wvpublicsafety.com Public Safety Officer/FF Dan Gilman dgilman@wvpublicsafety.com PublicSafety Officer/EMT-I/Deputy Fire Chief Timothy Rosewarne trosewarne@wvpublicsafety.com Public Safety Officer/EMT-I/Fire Lieutenant Gregory Bavis gbavis@wvpublicsafety.com Public Safety Officer Scott McNeil smcneil@wvpublicsafety.com Public Safety Officer/EMT-B Gary Robinson grobinson@wvpublicsafety.com Administrative Assistant Carina Racicot admin@wvpublicsafety.com Waterville Valley, NH  Department of Public Safety Police Department   How Do I...? ...Request a Police Report. Copies of police reports can be obtained by submitting a written request to the Department of Public Safety. You will need to know the date and time of the incident, the case number or the names of the involved person(s). NO incident reports will be authorized for release if the case is still under investigation. There is a $30 fee for each report.   ...Appeal a Parking Ticket. Please visit the Parking Citation Appeal Page and follow the instructions within 10-days of violation. ...File a Complaint. Complaints against members of the department or about department operations are taken very seriously. To ensure prompt attention, to protect the public, members, and the town, proper procedures must be followed. We are sorry, the department does not trade or sell their shoulder patches. ...Apply For A Concealed Pistol Permit? Concealed Pistol permits are issued through the Police Department in the community where you reside. The cost of the permit is $10.00 and is valid for four years from the date of issue. In order for Waterville Valley residents to obtain a pistol permit, an applicant must provide his/her driver's license with Waterville Valley as the primary address, be at least 18 years of age, and have a criminal record check free of felony convictions. The Police Department will obtain a criminal record check on the individual, and note any felony or violent crimes that may prevent the issuance of the permit. Domestic violence related crimes or restraining orders may prevent the issuance of a permit. Pistol Permit Applications Pistol permit applications can be obtained at the Police Department or you may print the form. Completed forms can be dropped off or mailed to the Police Department. The permit must be picked up in person upon notification of issuance, which takes approximately 10 business days. You will need Adobe® Reader® to view and print this form. Directions to the Department