Massachusetts State Police Locations

Location Listing

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  State Police Shelburne Falls Barracks 

  289 Mohawk Trail, Shelburne Falls, MA 01370 Directions 

  Station B-2, SP Shelburne Falls, is situated along Route 2 in the town of Shelburne Falls. The station's jurisdiction covers 17 towns, spanning almost 461 square miles.
  Phone

  (413)-625-6311

  • Open 24 hours
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  State Police South Boston Barracks 

  • Wheelchair Accessible

  125 William Day Boulevard, South Boston, MA 02125 Directions 

  Station H-6, SP South Boston Barracks, shares the building complex with H Troop Headquarters on Day Boulevard at the head of Carson Beach in South Boston.
  Phone

  (617) 740-7710
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  State Police South Yarmouth Barracks 

  1171 Route 28A, South Yarmouth, MA 02664 Directions 

  South Yarmouth is tasked with the primary responsibility of patrolling 54 miles of Route 6, stretching from Sandwich to Provincetown. Additionally, this barracks oversees 62 miles of secondary patrol on Routes 6A and 28.
  Phone

  (508) 398-2323

  • Open 24 hours
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  State Police Springfield Barracks 

  • Wheelchair Accessible

  600 Liberty Street, Springfield, MA 01104 Directions 

  Station B-3, SP Springfield, is situated in the core of the Springfield Metropolitan Area. A key role of SP Springfield is to ensure safety and security along 70 miles of the Interstate Highway System, which includes I-91, I-291, and I-391.
  Phone

  (413)-736-8390

  • Open 24 hours
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  State Police Sturbridge Barracks 

  315 Charlton Street, Route 20, Sturbridge, MA 01566 Directions 

  Station C-5, located in Sturbridge, oversees a patrol area that spans twelve towns, stretching from Palmer to Auburn along the Connecticut border. This area includes key highways such as Route 84, a major route linking New York and Boston, and Route 395, which extends from the Connecticut line to Auburn.
  Phone

  (508) 347-3352

  • Open 24 hours
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  State Police Tunnels Barracks 

  • Wheelchair Accessible

  100 Massport Haul Road, South Boston, MA 02210 Directions 

  State Police Tunnels, which opened in December 1995, is situated above the South Boston portal of the Ted Williams Tunnel (TWT). Originally designated as the Third Harbor Tunnel, the TWT was the first section of the Central Artery/Tunnel Project (the "Big Dig") to be completed, inaugurated on December 15, 1995. The Tunnels barracks oversees 45 miles of highways, including all Big Dig roadways and the intricate system of highways, tunnels, ramps, and connectors.
  
  The Big Dig is the largest public works project in the nation's history and was constructed while maintaining service to the old elevated highways. Major roadways covered include I-93 North from Exit 18 in South Bay to Exit 28 in Charlestown, I-93 South from Exit 26 in Somerville to the South Bay Mall in Dorchester, I-90 (MassPike) East and West between Interchange 19/20 in Allston-Brighton and Route 1A in East Boston, and the Leverett Connector North and South, between Somerville and Leverett Circle.
  
  Other tunnels patrolled by H-9 personnel include the Sumner and Callahan Tunnels under Boston Harbor, the CANA Tunnels under City Square in Charlestown, and the Prudential and O'Neil Tunnels running east and west.
  Phone

  (617) 946-3000

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  State Police Westfield Barracks 

  • Wheelchair Accessible

  Sgt. Thomas Dion Way, Westfield, MA 01085 Directions 

  State Police Westfield is situated at the 41-mile marker on the Massachusetts Turnpike. The barracks, which opened its doors in 1957, operated continuously until the early 1970s when the barracks system was disbanded, leading to its conversion into a part-time facility. In the early 1970s, the barracks was even closed and listed for sale by the Turnpike Authority. During this period, officers assigned to patrol the westernmost sector of the area reported to SP Lee, while those covering the easternmost sector reported to the Chicopee Maintenance Facility at the 52-mile marker. However, in 1972, the barracks was reopened as a part-time operation, with a Sergeant overseeing the day shift at the desk. All calls during the evening and midnight shifts were rerouted to SP Charlton, which maintained a 24/7 desk operation. At that time, troopers used station wagons to transport any injured individuals from accidents or those requiring urgent medical care. By 1975, ambulance services were introduced for transporting the injured. SP Westfield transitioned back to a full-time barracks in 1990 and has continued as such ever since.
  
  The troopers of SP Westfield have the critical responsibility of monitoring the westernmost section of the Massachusetts Turnpike, extending from the Ludlow-Chicopee town line to the New York State border.
  Phone

  (413) 572-3100

  • For information about hours, please call.
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  State Police Weston Barracks 

  • Wheelchair Accessible

  668 South Ave., Weston, MA 02493 Directions 

  State Police Weston was constructed in the early 1970s, replacing the Southborough barracks and the old Troop E Headquarters, previously located at Interchange 19, Beacon Park. The primary patrol area for the Weston barracks is on Route I-90, a toll highway, from Interchange 11 in Grafton to Interchange 19 in Brighton. The Massachusetts Turnpike, Route 90, was inaugurated in 1957, spanning 123 miles from New York to Weston and connecting to Route 128. In 1965, the 11-mile Boston Extension linked Route 90 to metropolitan Boston, extending the total length to 134 miles.
  
  SP Weston previously covered the 11-mile Boston Extension until 2002. Today, it provides coverage up to the Allston-Brighton tolls on the Boston Extension, while the Tunnel Division (H-9) holds jurisdiction for the remainder of Route 90 east of IC-19. The Westfield and Charlton sub-stations were staffed full-time in 1990 and 1992, respectively. Before these staffing changes, SP Weston (H-8) managed the operational control of the entire Massachusetts Turnpike (RTE I-90).
  
  Approximately 105,000 vehicles travel on Route 90 into Boston daily, and the troopers of SP Weston offer not only highway patrol but also investigative and public assistance skills. They also assist adjacent city and town police departments along the Turnpike.
  
  Additionally, support and assistance are provided to other state entities, including the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority complex in Weston, and rail services such as the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority, Conrail (CSX), and Amtrak, serving Boston and its surroundings.
  
  Despite its heavy traffic, the Massachusetts Turnpike (Route I-90) remains one of the busiest and safest roadways in the nation.
  Phone

  (781) 431-5050

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