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MANCHESTER, NH — The Manchester Association of Police Supervisors (MAPS) appreciates the Board of Mayor and Aldermen's decision tonight to approve a budget that provides a path toward addressing critical public safety staffing challenges facing the Manchester Police Department. We recognize that this was a difficult fiscal decision and appreciate the leadership demonstrated by city officials in acknowledging the long-term importance of recruitment, retention, and public safet

MANCHESTER, NH — The Manchester Association of Police Supervisors (MAPS) acknowledges tonight's decision to table the proposed budget and continue discussions regarding the City's fiscal priorities and long-term public safety needs. MAPS recognizes that developing a city budget requires balancing many important priorities while addressing the needs of residents, businesses, and municipal services. The Manchester Police Department continues to face recruitment and retention ch

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 26, 2026 Manchester, NH – The Manchester Association of Police Supervisors (MAPS) today issued the following statement in response to Mayor Jay Ruais’ FY2026 budget address. MAPS recognizes the complexity of developing a responsible municipal budget that balances the needs of taxpayers, city services, and the school system. The Mayor’s proposal reflects the real financial pressures facing the city, including rising personnel costs, contractual obli

March 16, 2026 Manchester, NH — The Manchester Association of Police Supervisors (MAPS) today announced the launch of its official website and social media platforms, establishing new channels to share information about policing in Manchester and engage with residents, community organizations, and local leaders on issues affecting public safety. The new communications platforms are designed to provide accurate information about the realities of policing in Manchester, highlig