Chief Esip News Today

Last week, a Bourne police officer happened to be at the McDonald’s restaurant on Meetinghouse Lane in Sagamore Beach. The officer encountered a customer who was despondent enough that he

The annual Bourne on the Fourth of July parade will make its way down Main Street in Buzzards Bay on Tuesday morning.

A petition article asking Town Meeting to repeal Bourne’s prohibition on the retail sales of recreational marijuana has received the approval of the Bourne Bylaw Committee. The committee did not

Newly elected Cape and Islands District Attorney Robert Galibois appeared before the Bourne Select Board on Tuesday, April 4 to tout his record to date.

The Bourne Police Department is investigating a rash of vehicle break-ins that have occurred in the past week. The department fielded 17 calls reporting vehicles that had been broken into,

Bourne Police Chief Brandon M. Esip had harsh words for the Memphis, Tennessee, police officers whose beating of Tyre Nichols allegedly resulted in the 29-year-old’s death. In a post on

Despite the presence of an officer in the interim, Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical School will no longer have a dedicated Bourne police officer to do traffic control at the

Bournes Capital Outlay Committee last Friday, December 30, heard requests for capital items during its first round of discussions on articles related to the upcoming Special and Annual Town Meetings.

The year 2022 has been an eventful one—again—for the Town of Bourne. News both good and bad (depending on your perspective) dominated the headlines. What follows is a mere partial

The Town of Bourne has an official chief of police. Acting Chief Brandon M. Esip is now the full-time head of the Bourne Police Department.