As summer wound down, Lowell police officers spent their days assisting citizens, patrolling for speeders and processing handgun permit applications. They also investigated a case of embezzlement at the city’s first adult use marijuana retailer. […]
With the state under a stay-at-home order for much of the spring, crime rates in Lowell were significantly lower during the first half of 2020 as compared to 2019. Last year, the Lowell Police Department […]
From March 23 to June 1, Michigan residents were under a stay-at-home order issued in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. While the Lowell Police Department continued to provide 24/7 service to the city, the shutdown […]
March started like any other month. Then, schools shut down on March 13, restaurants closed their dining rooms on March 16 and the entire state was told to stay home on March 23. For the […]
While social distancing is the norm now, it was business as usual for the Lowell Police Department last month. In February 2020, officers responded to 165 calls for service. These included the following, among others: […]
The Lowell Police Department rung in the New Year by responding to calls involving drunk driving, minors in possession of marijuana and other suspicious situations. In January 2020, officers responded to 203 calls for service. […]
In December 2019, the Lowell Police Department received 191 calls for service. These included the following, among others: 20 calls for assistance to other agencies 28 total arrests 3 ordinance violations 2 drunk driving cases […]
Last month, Lowell police officers didn’t just stop crime; they also helped keep local students warm when the cold weather hit. There’s more about that at the end of this article, but first, a look […]
While residents of Lowell were raking leaves and carving pumpkins, officers with the Lowell Police Department were busy tracking down criminals and removing drunk drivers from the streets. Here’s the police stats for September and […]
In August 2019, the Lowell Police Department received 235 calls for service. These included the following, among others: 21 traffic accidents, including four with injuries 20 calls for assistance to other agencies 13 larcenies/retail fraud […]
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