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10/23/2026

🎉☕ HEY, LINCOLN!! ☕🎉

Today is Community Give-Back Day at Aroma Joe’s in Lincoln, and we are so excited to share that they have kindly chosen to donate 10% of today’s proceeds to Lincoln Parks & Recreation!

If you’re looking for a reason to grab your favorite AJ’s drink, THIS IS IT! 🧋 Swing by, treat yourself, and help support our local rec programs at the same time!

Every little bit helps us continue providing fun, activities, and opportunities for our community. We are so grateful to Aroma Joe’s for supporting Lincoln Parks & Rec! 🥹💙

📍 Aroma Joe’s — 80 W. Broadway, Lincoln, ME
📅 TODAY, Friday, October 23rd

Stop by for your favorite drink and help us give back to our community! Share this post and spread the word! 🫶☕

You have the keys — now it’s time to lock in. 🔒 Buckle up, drive without distractions, limit passengers, never speed, an...
10/21/2026

You have the keys — now it’s time to lock in. 🔒 Buckle up, drive without distractions, limit passengers, never speed, and always wear your seat belt.

Fact 🔒 Traffic crashes are a leading cause of death for teens (15-18 years old) in the United States.

Fact 🔒 In 2024, a total of 2,320 people were killed in traffic crashes that involved a teen (15-18 years old) driver, and 752 of those killed were the teen driver. Of the 2,320 people killed in crashes involving a teen (15-18 years old) driver, 478 were the passengers of a teen driver. 280 (59%) of those fatalities were other teens riding with a teen driver. Of those teen passengers killed while riding with another teen driver, 61% were male and 39% were female.

Fact 🔒 In 2024, there were 85,947 teen (15-18 years old) drivers injured in traffic crashes.

Fact 🔒 Drive like your life depends on it, because it does.

Join the Lincoln Police Department – Be Part of Something Special!Salary: $65,291.20–$74,973.08, plus a $10,000 retentio...
10/21/2026

Join the Lincoln Police Department – Be Part of Something Special!

Salary: $65,291.20–$74,973.08, plus a $10,000 retention bonus, paid annually for the first five years. Additional salary adjustments are available for qualifying degrees.

Lateral transfers are welcomed, and we offer abundant overtime opportunities.
Union negotiations will take place this fall, providing an opportunity for future wages and benefits to be reviewed as part of the collective bargaining process.
Nestled in the heart of Penobscot County, Lincoln, Maine, is a scenic community known for its natural beauty and small-town character. With 13 lakes, endless outdoor recreation opportunities, and a community that supports its police department, Lincoln is a great place to live, work, and build a career.

Why Join Lincoln PD?

Competitive Salary & Benefits: A comprehensive benefits package for you and your family.

Professional Growth: Training, certifications, specialized assignments, and leadership opportunities to help advance your career.

Supportive Culture: Work alongside a dedicated team where your experience, ideas, and contributions matter.

Make an Impact: Serve a community where you can make a real difference every day.

Our Core Values:
Integrity • Competency • Fairness

How to Apply

Submit your application, resume, cover letter, and relevant certifications online:
https://www.policeapp.com/Lincoln-ME-Police-Department/52614/

Questions?

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (207) 794-8455 ext. 1

Make a difference. Advance your career. Join the Lincoln Police Department.

Jaxson and his family visited the station for his 8th birthday. What did he ask for? A visit to the Lincoln Police Depar...
10/20/2026

Jaxson and his family visited the station for his 8th birthday. What did he ask for? A visit to the Lincoln Police Department. All smiles and he proudly announced he wants to be a police officer when he grows up.

Happy Birthday, Jaxson! 🎊

Every life matters. If you or someone you know needs help, call or text 988 anytime to reach the Su***de and Crisis Life...
10/20/2026

Every life matters. If you or someone you know needs help, call or text 988 anytime to reach the Su***de and Crisis Lifeline.

Happy Boss’s Day to a true man of many hats! 🏒⛸️🐄🤠🎩💼🚔Whether he’s keeping things perfectly calm in the middle of total c...
10/16/2026

Happy Boss’s Day to a true man of many hats!
🏒⛸️🐄🤠🎩💼🚔

Whether he’s keeping things perfectly calm in the middle of total chaos or making sure everything stays impeccably clean and tidy, he keeps our team moving forward every single day.

We all know the golden rule: when he asks you to do something, you have exactly a two-minute window to get it done before he just rolls up his sleeves and does it himself! ⏱️⚡

From his endless wealth of knowledge on just about any topic to throwing on a uniform and keeping everyone in line (because we know he loves to police!), there is truly nothing he can't handle.

A special shoutout and thank you to him for stepping into the role of intern manager and moving full speed ahead to get everything completely squared away for the team. 📋✨

Thank you for your leadership, your efficiency, and for keeping us all structured.

Happy Boss's Day! 🎉

Side note: He probably also thought he was getting away with no post on boss’s day - 😉 😁

10/16/2026
🚸 JUNIOR HIGH TRAFFIC SAFETY 🚸You may notice more Lincoln Police officers at the Junior High during morning arrival and ...
10/15/2026

🚸 JUNIOR HIGH TRAFFIC SAFETY 🚸

You may notice more Lincoln Police officers at the Junior High during morning arrival and afternoon dismissal between 2–3 p.m. There is no need for alarm—we’re working with school staff to address traffic congestion, unsafe driving, and vehicles passing school buses while their lights are flashing. Our goal is to help every student arrive and leave safely.

🚗 AFTERNOON PICKUP REMINDERS:

• Please do not form a pickup line or pick up students at the side entrance off Lakeview. Keeping this area clear helps protect students walking home.

• Park in the gravel area beside the softball field on Lincoln Street and have your student walk down to meet you. The school has identified this as the safest route.

• Students may wait in the supervised area at the front of the building until you arrive. A staff member will supervise this area until 2:50 p.m.

Please slow down, watch for students, and obey school bus signals.

Thank you to school staff, families, and drivers for working with us to keep Lincoln’s students safe!

10/11/2026

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21 Fleming Street
Lincoln, ME
04457

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