MPD accredited by Mass. Police Accreditation Commission

Special to The Advocate

Mayor Gary Christenson and Police Chief Glenn Cronin are proud to announce that the Malden Police Department has successfully achieved accreditation by the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission (MPAC). This is a significant milestone for Malden’s Police Department that directly impacts our community’s safety and service standards. Accreditation by MPAC signifies that the Malden Police Department has met rigorous standards of professionalism and excellence in law enforcement. This accreditation process is a thorough and comprehensive evaluation of policies, procedures and practices, ensuring they align with the best practices in the industry.

This achievement is a testament to the dedication and hard work of every member of Malden’s Police Department, who consistently strive to uphold the highest standards of service to the community. It reflects the commitment to transparency, accountability and continuous improvement. Mayor Christenson and Chief Cronin are particularly grateful to Captain Dan Catana, Accreditation Manager, who worked tirelessly to ensure that the MPD stayed the course and completed this monumental task.

“As Police Chief, I am immensely proud of this accomplishment, as it underscores our ongoing efforts to enhance public safety and strengthen community trust,” said Chief Cronin. “Accreditation by MPAC not only validates our practices but also reinforces our pledge to serve the public with integrity and respect.”

The City of Malden remains committed to maintaining these high standards while continually working to improve services to meet the evolving needs of our diverse community. The Malden Police Department encourages feedback and engagement from residents as they work every day to ensure the safety and well-being of all residents.