Safety & Security 2
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LPD_Press_Release_11-10-2022
The Lincoln Police Department is Holding DUI Checkpoints November 18th In an effort to reduce alcohol and drug related incidents on our roadways, the Lincoln Police Department will hold a DUI Checkpoint next Friday. For more information please see the information below. Download press release here
DayLight_Savings_November_6th
Timely Reminders: Daylight Saving Time Begins SUNDAY, November 6th. Things to check and change: Clocks Microwave Stove Car Irrigation timer HVAC thermostat Manual timers on lamps Replace Smoke Detector Batteries - Neighbors InDeed can assist - call 916 223-2763
11-03-2022_UPDATE
Lincoln PD Detectives Identify Suspect (11-03-2022) November 3, 2022- Lincoln Police Department Detectives identified the suspect as 35-year-old Joshua Daniel Allen King of Marysville. Detectives arrested King without incident at his residence in Marysville and he was booked and held on $90,000 bail at the Placer County Jail on multiple…
RX Take Back Event
Lincoln Police Department will be accepting anonymous drug drop off THIS SATURDAY, October 29, 2022, from 10 – 2 pm in their front parking lot - located at 770 7th Street. The parking lot will be coned off allowing for fast and easy drop off not requiring anyone's personal information.…
Alert1-16-2022
Tip of the Day: During days of hot weather, the temptation is to leave windows and a sliding door open to cool our homes at night— in August, 2012, during a similar run of hot days, more than a dozen homes were burglarized at night when a man cut the…
09-29-2022ALERT
Tip of the Day: Defensive driving and awareness while walking can be lifesaving. Tragic incident in Lincoln Hills: At approximately 7:30 AM on Tuesday, 9/27/22, there was a vehicle versus pedestrian accident. The 93-year-old resident was found deceased in the street. Lincoln Police and investigators came and examined the scene.…
092022
COMPASS MAGAZINE September 2022 Volunteers Prepare for October 4 National Night Out! Teresa Tanin, Neighborhood Watch September is National Preparedness Month and Neighborhood Watch volunteers continue to prepare for the October 4, National Night Out—a time to thank our first responders and show would-be criminals that our community is prepared…
09-11-22Alert
Scam Alerts Tip of the Day: ALWAYS MAKE A POLICE REPORT BEFORE MAKING AN INCIDENT REPORT TO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH. There are three ways to report an incident to Neighborhood Watch: Make an online report: go to sclhwatch.org and click the Report an Incident button. (It’s OK for a Captain to…