Lynnfield Police Department

10/22/2026

A big congratulations to our most senior, part-time dispatcher Michael DiCorato!

Tonight, Dispatcher DiCorato was presented with “Outstanding Community Volunteer Award” from A Healthy Lynnfield

Dispatcher DiCorato earned this award through his dedication to the Lynnfield Community beyond what he does on the dispatch desk. Over the years, he and his family have volunteered for countless events from the Pumpkin Fair held at the Summer Street School to more recent events like our annual National Night Out.

He was also presented with citations from the offices of Senator Brendan Crighton and Representative Brad Jones.

We are lucky to have him and thank him and his family for their dedication to our community! 👏

10/03/2026

Reminder!! Come visit us tomorrow, Sunday October 4th from 10-4 at our new HQ!

09/18/2026

A Healthy Lynnfield and the Lynnfield Police Department want everyone to have a fun and safe Homecoming weekend—at the game, at the dance, and after.

Parents and caregivers: know the plan, connect with other parents, and talk with your teens about alcohol, other substances, and house parties. Massachusetts Social Host Law carries serious consequences when underage drinking is knowingly allowed in a home or on property you control.

Students: look out for one another, make a plan for a safe ride home, and know you can always reach out to a trusted adult if you need help.

Have fun, take care of each other, and Go Pioneers!

09/06/2026

There is a water main break on Main St in the area of Essex St. Center Water has been notified and is on scene assessing.

08/24/2026

📚🚸 BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY REMINDER🚸📚
As students head back to school, the Lynnfield Police Department would like to remind everyone to help keep our children safe.

🚗 Drivers🚗 :
• Slow down in school zones and residential neighborhoods.
• Watch carefully for children walking, biking, and crossing the street.
• Be alert for school buses and always follow the law when buses are stopped with flashing red lights.
• Expect delays during school drop off and pick up times.
• Avoid distractions and stay focused on the road.

🎒Students and Parents🎒:
• Use sidewalks and designated crosswalks whenever possible.
• Do not drop off children on the main road, drop off and pick up in designated areas only.
• Look both ways before crossing the street.
• Make sure children know their route to and from school.
• All bikers must walk bikes on crosswalks and on school grounds.
• Talk with your children about school bus and pedestrian safety.

Let's work together to make this school year safe and successful for everyone. Please slow down, stay alert, and watch for our students!
Wishing all students, teachers, and school staff a safe and successful school year! 🍎📚

08/05/2026

08/02/2026

Do you know this Pup? He was found in the area of 1026 Summer St. Call us at 781-334-3131! We will happily provide him with lots of belly rubs and attention until we find his family!!!

07/27/2026

National Night Out is coming to Lynnfield! 🇺🇸💙

Join A Healthy Lynnfield and the Lynnfield Police Department for a fun, FREE evening bringing our community together!

📅 Tuesday, August 4
⏰ 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Lynnfield Middle School

There’s something for the whole family — a Police vs. Youth Softball Coaches game, BBQ, Cool Cow ice cream, kids’ scavenger hunt, face painting, henna, DJ, karate and self-defense demo, and a Massachusetts State Police K9 demonstration! 🐾

A huge thank you to LPD, Bianco Sausages, Kayem, Hixon & Bevilacqua Home Group, Ellen Crawford Realtor, and Cervizzi’s for helping make the night possible.

Bring the kids, bring your neighbors, and come spend a summer night connecting with the people who make Lynnfield such a great community. We hope to see you there! 💙

07/09/2026

FOUND DOG!

Dog found in the area of Audubon Road Lynnfield/Wakefield.

Please contact Lynnfield Police Department at 781-334-3131 if you recognize the dog.

Thank you!

06/16/2026

Today the Massachusetts Legislature passed legislation establishing a statewide ‘blue envelope’ program, giving motorists with autism spectrum disorder a simple, recognizable way to alert police officers to their diagnosis and help guide the interaction before it escalates. Having been passed by both branches, this bill will now go to the Governor's desk for her signature. Read more at https://ow.ly/nP7e50ZbXC0