Lithonia Police Department

Special thanks to Lithonia Quarry for the continued support!

Lithonia Quarry is glad to support Lithonia Police Department's annual Trunk or Treat!
Prictured: Officer J. Patterson and Captain L. Owens

It's that time of year again, come out and celebrate National Night Out with the Lithonia Police Department! This is a family fun event that will be held on Main Street, see you there!

Officer Patterson explaining to the children of Stoneview Elementary School about his daily duties as a Lithonia Police Officer.

The Lithonia Police Department would like to congratulate Officer M. Williams for being recognized at the VFW award banquet.

Come out tonight 6:30pm to support the Lithonia Police Department as they hold "Chat with a Cop" at Von's Barbecue, 2522 Hollingsworth St. Lithonia, Ga 30058.

with some of the distinguished men and women of the force!

The Lithonia Police Department is collecting water to donate to the Tornado victims in Albany, Georgia. If you would like to donate please bring donations to 6920 Main Street, Lithonia, Ga 30058.

Chief Roosevelt Smith and Officer D. Griffin participated in the Women's Missionary Society panel at First Saint Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church, discussing the topics of The Interaction Between the Police and Black America.

Chief Smith and the Captain Owens participated in the annual Shop With a Cop...

CVS/pharmacy and The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids Help Lithonia, Georgia Combat Drug Abuse and Safer Disposal of Unused Medication

City of Lithonia Police Department receives grant for Drug Collection Unit

The City of Lithonia announced today that it has been awarded a grant from CVS/pharmacy to install a Drug Collection Unit. The new Unit will be located at 6920 Main Street Lithonia, Georgia 30058 and will provide residents with a safe and environmentally responsible way to dispose of unwanted, unused or expired medication, including controlled substances.

The new Unit is intended to reduce the amount of unneeded medicine in residents’ homes and decrease prescription drug abuse, which has soared in recent years, especially among teenagers. More than 70 percent of teenagers say it is easy to get prescription drugs from their parents’ medicine cabinets, according to a 2014 Partnership for Drug-Free Kids study.

“Safely disposing of unused medication is critical to protecting our children and our environment,” said Police Chief Roosevelt Smith. “The Lithonia Police Department is proud to partner with CVS/pharmacy and we thank them for their commitment to help residents reduce the amount of unneeded medicine in our community.”

Trunk or Treat was a success. The Lithonia Police Department thanks the community for the continued support!