Chief's Message

Welcome to lincolnpd.org, the official website of the Lincoln California Police Department

We are proud of our newly redesigned website and we hope that you find it informative.  You can read our latest press releases, quarterly newsletters, weekly crime summaries, or discover job opportunities with LPD.   We also now provide a number of online services including reporting crime, requesting copies of reports, providing crime and traffic information, scheduling vacation checks and ride-alongs, and a host of other services. 

The fine men and women of the Lincoln Police Department are truly dedicated and committed to our mission of providing “Professional Law Enforcement as a Community Service.”  We are an innovative and progressive department that takes pride in what we do- improving the quality of life in Lincoln every day.  We enjoy the strong partnership that we have forged with our community and look forward to continuing to serve our All America City.     

Thanks again for visiting our website and your support in helping us to keep our community safe.  Our continued promise to our community is our unwavering dedication in keeping Lincoln one of the safest cities in California and providing outstanding service in the process.

Our 2007 Annual Report is now available for you to view online.  Click the link below to view the report and get great information on what we accomplished in 2007.

2007 Lincoln Police Department Annual Report

Online Crime Reporting

Crime Prevention

Online Crime Mapping Now Available

In a partnership with the Sacramento Bee, you can now view crime activity in your area on an online map.  Click the link below and type in your address to see what's going on in your neighborhood.

Click Here for Online Crime Mapping

Parents Who Host

The Placer Parent Host Program was developed to increase awareness of underage drinking risks and empower parents to change community norms and provide safer environments for our youth. Spearheaded by a partnership of county law enforcement, public and community agencies, schools, citizen groups and Placer County HHS, the project provides two powerful elements of awareness and action, sending a clear unified message that teen alcohol consumption is not acceptable.  Visit them online at www.pcoparenthost.com.