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FKPD reaches full staff with addition of 2 new police officers - Vimarsana News

FKPD reaches full staff with addition of 2 new police officers

In a time when police officers are in short supply throughout the country, the Fort Kent Police Department is fully staffed with the addition of two new officers. 

Shop With a First Responder comes to Fort Kent   - Fiddlehead Focus - Vimarsana News

Shop With a First Responder comes to Fort Kent   - Fiddlehead Focus

Santa himself could not have spread more Christmas cheer than joyful Fort Kent Elementary School students who bounced up and down the aisles of local shops picking out gifts for their loved ones Thursday morning. 

Fort Kent man arrested following high-speed chases through multiple St. John Valley towns - Vimarsana News

Fort Kent man arrested following high-speed chases through multiple St. John Valley towns

A Fort Kent man was arrested after he allegedly led police on several high-speed chases.

Car stolen from Fort Kent found in Massachusetts - Fiddlehead Focus - Vimarsana News

Car stolen from Fort Kent found in Massachusetts - Fiddlehead Focus

A car stolen from a Fort Kent driveway was found in Massachusetts nearly a week after it went missing. 

Fort Kent police officer helps save woman's life - Fiddlehead Focus - Vimarsana News

Fort Kent police officer helps save woman's life - Fiddlehead Focus

Fort Kent police officer helps save woman’s life Jessica Potila, SJVT / FhF Staff Writer • April 21, 2021 A Fort Kent police officer helped to save the life of a woman who suffered from a medical problem.  FORT KENT, Maine — A Fort Kent police officer helped to save the life of a woman who suffered from a medical problem.  Earlier this month, Officer Jack Maloney was called to a Fort Kent residence where it was reported that a 75-year-old woman had died.  The call came in as an “unattended death,” according to Fort Kent Police Chief Tom Pelletier.  “Her life signs were gon...