Address
South Maple Street, Route 9, Brookfield, MA 01506
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State Police Brookfield Barracks
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Overview
The Brookfield Barracks is situated in Central Massachusetts, where Route 9 serves as the primary east/west thoroughfare. Before the Massachusetts Turnpike was built, Route 9 functioned as the main artery connecting Boston and New York.
Hours
Open 24 hours
Parking
Parking is available for visitors.
Facilities
Located in a region formerly inhabited by the Quaboag tribe of the Algonquin Native Americans, the Brookfield Barracks stands near Route 9, a significant east/west thoroughfare. Before the Massachusetts Turnpike was constructed, Route 9 was the principal route connecting Boston and New York. The area is celebrated for its outdoor recreational activities, including fishing, camping, and hunting, spanning 334 square miles.
The mission of SP Brookfield remains largely unchanged since 1930. Troopers in cruisers patrol the area, engaging in a comprehensive range of police duties from traffic enforcement to investigating burglaries. Additionally, this barracks serves as a support agency for local part-time and full-time police departments in need of assistance.
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Cities/Towns patrolled by the Brookfield Barracks include:
| Barre | Brookfield | East Brookfield |
| Leicester | New Braintree | North Brookfield |
| Oakham | Paxton | Spencer |
| Warren | West Brookfield |
Image credits:
Massachusetts State Police - Office of Media Relations
