Melrose Police Department Shares Update on COVID-19
Chief Michael L. Lyle wishes to share an update on the COVID-19 public health crisis. “Thank you to residents for […]
Photos: Melrose Police Escort Easter Bunny through the City
Happy Easter from the Melrose Police Department!
New Tax Scams Coming from Phone number 833-563-0356
Melrose residents are reporting scam phone calls from the phone number 833-563-0356 with the caller ID showing “United States” The […]
Melrose Police Department Offers Halloween Safety Tips
With Halloween right around the corner, Chief Michael L. Lyle and the Melrose Police Department wish to remind families of several important safety tips as they prepare to take their children trick-or-treating.
North Andover Man Arraigned After Discharging Firearm in Whole Foods Parking Lot in Melrose
Melrose Police Department Michael L. Lyle, Chief 56 W. Foster St. Melrose, MA 02176 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, Oct. 7, […]
Melrose Police to Take Part in National Coffee With a Cop Day
Chief Michael L. Lyle is pleased to invite the community to join members of the Melrose Police Department for its annual Coffee with a Cop
Photo: Melrose Police Searching for Stolen “Chair Car” Wheelchair Transport Van
Melrose Police are searching for a stolen Armstrong Ambulance non-emergency transport wheelchair van that was stolen from outside Melrose Wakefield […]
Melrose Police Participate in ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ Campaign
Chief Michael Lyle announces that the Melrose Police Department will be increasing the number of patrols on local roads as part of the national “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign.
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.
VIDEO: My Christmas Eve
Chief Michael Lyle would like to share a video that was sent to him last night by Chelsea Police Chief Brian Kyes. The video was made by the California Highway Patrol and is based off a poem written by retired Ohio State Trooper Bob Welsh entitled “My Christmas Eve.”