City of Methuen
Joshua Waller has extensive experience in law enforcement and service delivery. Currently serving as a Police Officer for the City of Methuen since August 2006, Joshua has held roles including Permanent Reserve and Intermittent Police Officer, focusing on patrol and traffic duties. Past roles include Service Delivery Supervisor at DTZ, leading teams in operational oversight, and various service coordinator positions, emphasizing customer satisfaction and workflow management. Joshua has previously worked with the Kingston Police Department and Merrimack College Police Department, gaining significant training in police tactics and operations. Education includes a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Hesser College and certificates in Law Enforcement Investigation and Sexual Assault Investigation.
City of Methuen
GENERAL INFORMATION County: Essex Location: Northeastern Massachusetts, bordered by Dracut to the west; Pelham & Salem, NH to the northwest and north; Haverhill to the north and northeast; North Andover to the southeast; and Lawrence and Andover to the south. Methuen is 27 miles north of Boston, 11 miles from Lowell and 236 miles from New York City. Population 1980: 36,701 1990: 39,990 2000: 43,789 Area Land - 22.41 sq. miles Water - 0.64 sq. miles Total - 23.05 sq. miles Density 1990: 1784 persons per sq. mile | 2000: 1954 persons per sq. mile Climate Normal January Temperature: 26 F Normal July Temperature: 73 F Normal annual precipitation: 40.96 in. Elevation at Municipal Bldg. 100 feet above mean sea level. Established as a Town December 8, 1725 (Resumed as a town--1921) Obtained City Charter 1917, and again in 1972. Type of Government Mayor / City Council