Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
28 police agencies' areas touch Hillsborough County in the FBI's data, listed A to Z. Open any of them for its reported crime rate with the math shown.
- Amherst Police Department
- Antrim Police Department
- Bedford Police Department
- Bennington Police Department
- Brookline Police Department
- Francestown Police Department
- Goffstown Police Department
- Greenfield Police Department
- Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office
- Hillsborough Police Department
- Hollis Police Department
- Hudson Police Department
- Litchfield Police Department
- Lyndeborough Police Department
- Manchester Police Department
- Mason Police Department
- Merrimack Police Department
- Milford Police Department
- Mont Vernon Police Department
- Nashua Police Department
- New Boston Police Department
- New Ipswich Police Department
- Pelham Police Department
- Peterborough Police Department
- State Police: Hillsborough County
- Temple-Greenville Police Department
- Weare Police Department
- Wilton Police Department
Why there is no county total
These agencies overlap. A sheriff's office, a city police department and a state police post can all work inside HillsboroughCounty, and the FBI gives each its own population. Adding their crimes together would count some residents twice and leave others out, so CrimeTally shows no county rate and ranks nothing. Each agency's page shows its own count, population and rate, from the FBI's September 2026 refresh. An agency whose area crosses a county line is listed under every county it touches.
Informational only, not professional advice. What an agency reported says nothing certain about any one home, street or school.
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