Melrose Police Department Welcomes New Explosives Detection K9
The Melrose Police Department is pleased to welcome a new explosives detection K9 to the department, and to introduce the […]
Working to Make Melrose a Safer Place
The Melrose Police Department is pleased to welcome a new explosives detection K9 to the department, and to introduce the […]
MELROSE— The Melrose Police Department would like to share safety tips and guidance regarding Halloween activities to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
MELROSE— Chief Michael Lyle is pleased to announce that the Melrose Police Department, in conjunction with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), will once again be participating in National Drug Take Back Day later this month.
The Melrose Police Department wishes to thank City Councilor Shawn MacMaster for delivering subs and a thank you card to the station today in recognition of Thank a Police Officer Day.
MELROSE — The Melrose Police Department announces that its drug disposal kiosk will reopen on Monday.
The following is a statement from Melrose Police Chief Michael L. Lyle regarding the wording of a roadway electronic message sign in Melrose:
MELROSE — Chief Michael L. Lyle and the Melrose Police Department wish to warn residents of ongoing home improvement scams, including costly driveway paving scams, that occur around the region during this time of year.
MELROSE — Chief Michael Lyle regrets to announce that the Melrose Police Department’s Annual Junior Police Academy will be postponed indefinitely in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
MELROSE — Chief Michael Lyle reports that the Melrose Police Department arrested a man today after he allegedly attempted to break into a home and nearly struck an officer with a car as he fled the scene, causing the officer to discharge his firearm.
Melrose Police wish to announce that a section of Main Street will be closed for the installation of a water line on Monday, Jan. 13, Tuesday, Jan. 14 and Wednesday, Jan 15. Main Street northbound at Grove Street will be closed, and motorists will be detoured from Grove Street to Lebanon Street to Upham Street to Main Street.