MELROSE — As part of an annual public safety exercise, members of the Melrose Police Department participated in active shooter training this week.
Melrose Police to Undergo Active Shooter Training Next Week at Public School
The Melrose Police Department will participate in active shooter training next week. Part of the drill will be open to interested members of the news media.
Wounded Vet Run to Come Through Melrose on May 19, Traffic and Delays Expected
More than 5,000 motorcycles will enter Melrose from Main Street (coming from Wakefield) around 1 p.m. They will then travel onto Lynn Fells Parkway, taking a right onto the Fellsways and then heading into Stoneham from Pond Street.
Melrose Police to Participate in Click it or Ticket Campaign
MELROSE — Chief Michael L. Lyle announces that the Melrose Police Department will participate in a Click it or Ticket campaign beginning next week in an effort to reduce motor vehicle deaths and injuries.
Registration Open for 2019 Melrose Junior Police Academy
MELROSE — Chief Michael L. Lyle is pleased to announce that registration for the Melrose Police Department’s sixth annual Junior Police Academy is now open and students are encouraged to sign up.
Melrose Police Warn Residents About IRS Scam During Tax Season
MELROSE — As residents continue to file their taxes this month and next, Chief Michael L. Lyle and the Melrose Police Department want to remind the community not to fall victim to scammers.
Photos: Officer Al Brown Attends Super Bowl Parade with NEMLEC Motorcycle Unit
As part of the annual call to NEMLEC from the Boston Police Department, the NEMLEC Motorcycle Unit was on scene at the Patriots Super Bowl Parade in Boston on Feb 5. Melrose Police Officer Alan Brown was part of the team that attended.
Main Street Reopened
Both lanes of Main Street are now open.
Main Street from Franklin Square to Boardman Avenue Temporarily Closed
Melrose Police and Fire, along with National Grid, are on scene at 1028 Main Street — near the intersection of Main Street and Pearl Street — investigating a smoking man hole.
Melrose Police Conduct Controlled Entry at Middle School Friday Morning after Rumored Threat
MELROSE — Chief Michael L. Lyle and Superintendent of Schools Cyndy S. Taymore report that Melrose Police officers and school officials worked together today to conduct an orderly and smooth “controlled entrance” at the Melrose Veterans Memorial Middle School on Friday morning after rumors last evening of a violent threat against the school community.
On behalf of the Melrose Police Department, I would like to thank you for visiting our brand new website. It is my honor to serve you as the Chief of Police. I take great pride in working with the dedicated men and women of our department who are protecting and serving this community.
