Farmington New Hampshire Police Department

Chief Drury started his law enforcement career with the Farmington Police Department in January of 2000 as a patrol officer graduating the 122nd New Hampshire Police Academy. In 2002, Officer Drury was assigned to be the department’s Detective. In August of 2004, he was was promoted to Sergeant.  In 2012 Chief Willey promoted him to Lieutenant and second in command.  When Chief Willey retired in 2014, Lieutenant Drury became the Interim Chief of Police and then the Chief of Police in September.

Prior to graduating the Police Academy in July of 2000, he spent ten-years as a contractor for landscaping/outdoor maintenance and was self employed owning his own business. Chief Drury is married to a lovely school teacher and has two sons.  One in college thinking about mechanical engineering, the other graduating from college in December of 2017 after studying chemical engineering and now working in this field.

Chief Drury grew up in New England. He attended Bryant University and was majoring in accounting.  He came to New Hampshire in 1984 and has lived in the State ever since.  He is proud to serve the Town of Farmington New Hampshire and welcomes any ideas people may have.  Having seen the results and impact of ideas first hand go world wide there are no bad ideas, just ones that have not been considered and implemented.

I want to thank the people of the Town of Farmington for granting us a new place to work.  We eagerly moved into our new Public Safety Building in March of 2017.  A lot of thought went  into this project so it will last well into the future.  We strive to serve the community and enforce the laws.  The community is our eyes and ears and we look forward to talking to you.    Thank you, for giving us a safe place to work.