Livingston Police Department

05/27/2026

Over the last several days, your LPD Officers have responded to the southwest part of town, investigating stolen bikes and other valuables from unlocked vehicles.

The area includes:
S 9th, S 11th, S 13th, and S 14th Streets
If you have any suspicious activity on your home surveillance systems, we could use some assistance in identifying a suspect.

Also, please remember to lock your vehicles and your valuables.
We are increasing our patrols in these areas and encourage you to call the non-emergent number with any information you may have.

406-222-2050

04/30/2026

With spring here and summer approaching, we are seeing an increase in outdoor recreation across Montana. We recognize that there is some confusion regarding the use and classification of e-bikes, and we hope this information helps provide clarity. We encourage everyone to continue enjoying Montana’s great outdoors while doing so safely and in accordance with applicable laws.

We also encourage parents and guardians to take an active role in educating their children about safe and legal operation, as well as where these vehicles are permitted to be used.

04/24/2026

‼️The Livingston Police Department, in partnership with the Montana Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, is coming to St. Mary's Catholic School to share important information about online safety, cyberbullying, sextortion, and more.‼️

Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend—you don’t want to miss out on this event!📢

04/14/2026

📣We are hiring!📣
Our team is looking for an entry level or lateral Officer.
Tons of great benefits and multiple opportunities for advancement.
Application information is attached.
Deadline: May 1st!

04/13/2026

This week is National Telecommunications Week. We are exceptionally proud of the dispatch center and the service they provide to our community.
On behalf of the Livingston Police Department, thank you for your service.
This week, and every week, it is an honor to be working alongside these professionals.

Livingston/Park County 911

04/07/2026

🎉🎉Congrats, Jason!

Detective Jason Gunderson has been recognized by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) for achieving 20 consecutive years of National EMS Certification, an honor held by a select group of EMS professionals nationwide.

To maintain this certification, Gunderson has successfully completed rigorous biennial recertification requirements and ongoing continuing education, demonstrating sustained competency and dedication to high-quality emergency medical care.

This milestone reflects not only long-term commitment to the EMS profession, but also a continued investment in skills that directly support public safety operations.

Gunderson currently serves the Livingston community as a police detective and continues to apply his EMS training in emergency and high-risk situations, reinforcing a commitment to protecting and serving the community across multiple disciplines.

04/05/2026

*ACTIVE INVESTIGATION*

Last night, LPD responded to the northeast side of town for reports of criminal mischief.
Officers located and arrested the lone suspect. Damages in the area were reported to be substantial and the investigation is ongoing.
If you discover unreported damage to your property/vehicle, please contact dispatch (406-222-2050).

03/25/2026

❌❌❌SCAM ALERT❌❌❌
LPD has received reports of a new scam involving unpaid parking tickets. Scammers are sending text messages stating you have an unpaid parking ticket and request you follow the link in the message to pay it or a warrant will be issued. Do not tap on the link.

Please be aware:
- The City of Livingston will not text you about unpaid parking tickets

If you need to confirm anything with Code Enforcement for the City of Livingston they can be reached at 406-823-6010.

03/11/2026

02/25/2026

📢Just a Drill!

We are conducting another simulated emergency at Sleeping Giant Middle School this evening (02/25) from approximately 5-9pm. Community members may see a large police presence. Please do not be alarmed! School is not in session and these are just simulated training scenarios.