Lititz Borough Police Department

Our Tree is up!! It took our CID guys all morning and a few coffees but they managed to get it done. Little full, lot of sap, but it’s a beaut!

Guess who's back??? Our favorite friendly scout elf, Officer Snicklefritz is back on duty. Be sure to follow along on our Instagram Page (@lititzpolice) for daily updates. #lititzpolice #officerschnickelfritz

Don't forget, Downtown Lititz has free parking from now till New Year's Day! We also have several curbside pickup locations, look for the yellow bagged meters for free 15-minute parking to grab your order from any of our downtown retail or restaurant establishments.

**UPDATE** Dog and owners have been reunited! This puppers was found in the 500 block of W. 2nd Ave. in the area of Moravian Manor. If you recognize her, know where she belongs, or know who her people are, please call Lititz Borough Police at (717)626-6393, option 5, or (717)664-1180.

The LBPD along with Mount Joy Borough Police Department Northwest Regional Police Department , Susquehanna Regional Police Department and West Hempfield Township Police Department presented the Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health Suzanne H. Arnold Center for Breast Health with a check for $11,117! The money was raised collectively by each Department for the Pink Patch Project The LBPD raised $4,192 this year! The Breast Center will use this money to ensure women have access to mammograms and screenings regardless of their ability to pay.

***From the Past*** 15 years ago today the Lititz area woke up to the news of an Officer shot and in grave condition, and a suspect on the loose, after an attempted warrant service during the night. Officers Steve Detz and Jevon Miller from the Lititz Borough Police Department, along with Officers Dave Burdis and Don Brady from the Warwick Township Police Department(now Northern Lancaster County Regional Police) attempted to take Daniel Faust into custody for a Misdemeanor D...Continue reading

The Beards are back in town!!! Well...... at least for those of us here at the LBPD that are actually capable of growing a full, lush, and neatly groomed beard! Below is the link to the fundraiser(with more details) that accompanies this annual event that allows participants to donate to the cause and in exchange their respective Police Department temporarily waives the departments policy prohibiting beards. We’re thinking in a few weeks we’ll post a progress picture o...f the LBPD Officers and how their beards are looking!! https://www.gofundme.com/f/beards-for-brothers-2020

Operation blowpop was a success! LBPD Officers distributed 33lbs of lollipops to numerous ghosts and goblins last night. Special thanks to our anonymous sponsor for this year's supply of lollipops.

Trick or Treat patrol is heading out.

Trick or Treat is this Friday night, October 30th, from 6p-8pm. K-9 Nicha (WONDERWOMAN) is anxiously awaiting to partake!! Be sure to follow whatever the guidelines are that night in regards to Covid(the guidelines will probably change soon after we post the current guidelines as of the time of this post so be sure to be on the up and up and know what they are at the current moment). If you’re just passing through please drive carefully(SLOW DOWN)!! Be alert to all th...e kiddos in search of the good treats while also hoping they don’t end up at the house giving out Almond Joys or Mounds!! For those of you that have followed our page for years, yes, we post similar information each Trick or Treat in regards to Almond Joys or Mounds!! The LBPD takes very seriously our role in service to the community and we want to help out wherever we can, so if you’re a parent/guardian and feel that your child has acquired too much candy and you need to safely dispose of the excess, the Lititz Borough Police Department is located at 7 S. Broad St. Lititz, PA 17543 and we will gladly assist you by properly disposing the excess candy, especially KitKats.lots and lots of KitKats. ***If you have an excess of Almond Joys or Mounds that you want to get rid of they may be brought to the Lititz Fire Company No. 1 at 24 W. Main St. Lititz, PA 17543***

UPDATE: The owners have been found, so much for 3 to 4 hours This cute little fella was found in the area of Spruce and Marion Streets. If you know where his people are please have them call us in 3 to 4 hours, we might be willing to give him back at that time.

Last days to order your 2020 LBPD Pink Patch Shirt. Only $20! Choose from a long sleeve or t-shirt in grey or black. Sizing and specs are listed on the website. Orders will be ready for pickup or mailed on October 19th, 2020. All proceeds benefit the Suzanne H. Arnold Center for Breast Health. Order Here: https://www.lancasterprinthouse.com/shop/lbpd #pinkpatchproject