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The Lynbrook Police Department Community Outreach page is designed to keep the members of Lynbrook informed police and public safety matters occurring within the village.

Congratulations to Deacon Kevin McCormack – Lynbrook’s Man of the Year! The Lynbrook Police Department proudly congratul...
10/20/2026

Congratulations to Deacon Kevin McCormack – Lynbrook’s Man of the Year!

The Lynbrook Police Department proudly congratulates our Department Chaplain, Deacon Kevin McCormack, on being named Lynbrook’s Man of the Year!

Deacon McCormack’s unwavering dedication to faith, service, and the Lynbrook community makes him truly deserving of this prestigious recognition.

Please join us in congratulating Deacon McCormack on this well-deserved honor!

PEDESTRIAN SAFETY REMINDER SLOW DOWN. STAY ALERT. SAVE LIVES.Pedestrians don't just cross at intersections! They can app...
10/19/2026

PEDESTRIAN SAFETY REMINDER

SLOW DOWN. STAY ALERT. SAVE LIVES.

Pedestrians don't just cross at intersections! They can appear where you least expect them, including between parked cars and in the middle of a block.

Drivers, stay alert!

Watch for pedestrians crossing mid-block.

Slow down between intersections and in residential neighborhoods.

Give yourself enough time to react. You may not see a pedestrian until it's almost too late.

Always be prepared to stop unexpectedly.

The Lynbrook Police Department reminds all motorists that your alertness is their safety.

Slow Down. Be Aware. Every Block.

**PEDESTRIAN SAFETY REMINDER: BE SAFE. BE SEEN. NEVER ASSUME.**The Lynbrook Police Department reminds pedestrians that *...
10/17/2026

**PEDESTRIAN SAFETY REMINDER: BE SAFE. BE SEEN. NEVER ASSUME.**

The Lynbrook Police Department reminds pedestrians that **having the right of way doesn't always mean a driver sees you!**

Drivers making turns may be focused on oncoming traffic and fail to notice pedestrians in the crosswalk.

**Stay Alert:** Always watch for turning vehicles, even when you have the right of way.

**Make Eye Contact:** Before crossing, try to make eye contact with drivers to ensure they see you.

**Cross Safely:**

Never assume a vehicle will stop. Make sure it's safe before entering the crosswalk, and continue across at a steady pace while remaining alert.

**Drivers:** Slow down, check crosswalks before turning, and always yield to pedestrians when required.

**Remember: Be Safe. Be Seen. Never Assume.**

Working together, we can keep Lynbrook's streets safe for everyone!

The Lynbrook Police Department would like to make the community aware of a suspicious incident that occurred on Wednesda...
10/15/2026

The Lynbrook Police Department would like to make the community aware of a suspicious incident that occurred on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at approximately 3:10 PM, in the vicinity of Merrick Road and Lynbrook Avenue.

A student walking home from school was approached by an unknown male operating a vehicle. The individual was described as a white male, approximately 50–70 years of age, with gray/white hair.

The male reportedly called out to the student multiple times, asking her to come over to his vehicle. The student did not approach the vehicle and immediately contacted her parents to report the incident.

IMPORTANT SAFETY REMINDER FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

The Lynbrook Police Department encourages all parents to use this incident as an opportunity to speak with their children about personal safety and how to respond to suspicious situations.

Never approach an unfamiliar vehicle, even if someone asks for help or attempts to start a conversation.

Trust your instincts. If a situation makes you uncomfortable, leave the area immediately.

Stay alert and aware of your surroundings, especially when walking to and from school.

Seek help from a trusted adult and immediately notify a parent, guardian, or police officer.

Call 911 if you feel threatened or unsafe.

We commend the student for making a safe decision by not approaching the vehicle and immediately notifying her parents.

The safety of our children remains a top priority for the Lynbrook Police Department.

PEDESTRIAN SAFETY REMINDER!  MAKE EYE CONTACT. BE SEEN. STAY SAFE.Just because you're in a crosswalk doesn't mean a turn...
10/12/2026

PEDESTRIAN SAFETY REMINDER!

MAKE EYE CONTACT. BE SEEN. STAY SAFE.

Just because you're in a crosswalk doesn't mean a turning driver sees you!

The Lynbrook Police Department reminds all pedestrians to stay alert and take a few extra seconds to cross safely.

Make Eye Contact: Before crossing, make sure turning drivers see you.

Wait for a Full Stop: Never assume a driver will yield. Make sure vehicles have stopped before stepping into the roadway.

Stay Alert: Watch for turning vehicles, avoid distractions, and always check your surroundings.

Remember: Having the right of way doesn't guarantee a driver has seen you.

Make eye contact. Wait for a full stop. Be seen.

Walk Safe. Drive Safe. Lynbrook Safe. Celebrate walking as a healthy form of transportation—get up, get out, and get mov...
10/06/2026

Walk Safe. Drive Safe. Lynbrook Safe.

Celebrate walking as a healthy form of transportation—get up, get out, and get moving safely!

With school in session, there is increased pedestrian and bicycle traffic throughout our community, especially near our schools. The Lynbrook Police Department reminds motorists to slow down, stay alert, and always watch for pedestrians and cyclists.

Drivers should use extra caution at intersections and crosswalks and yield to pedestrians as required. Whether you’re walking, biking, or driving, we all have a role in keeping our streets safe.

Stay alert.
Slow down.
Watch for children and pedestrians.
Put the phone down.

Choose the crosswalk. Choose safety.

Interested in a Career in Law Enforcement? The Lynbrook Police Department Law Enforcement Explorer Program is a great op...
09/28/2026

Interested in a Career in Law Enforcement?

The Lynbrook Police Department Law Enforcement Explorer Program is a great opportunity for young men and women ages 14–20 to experience firsthand what a career in law enforcement is all about!

Explorers work alongside police officer advisors while developing leadership, teamwork, communication, responsibility, and real-world law enforcement skills. Members participate in hands-on training, community policing activities, crime-prevention initiatives, radio procedures, special events, and much more.

Learn. Lead. Serve. Explore your future.

📅 IN-PERSON SIGN UP
October 6, 2026 at 4:00 PM
📍 NCPD Center for Training & Intelligence
1 Law Enforcement Way, Garden City, NY

Applicants who are 14 years old must have completed the 8th grade.

Interested participants should also complete the NCPD Explorers questionnaire using the QR code on our flyer.

Come see where a future in law enforcement can take you!

Yom Kippur The Lynbrook Police Department wishes a meaningful and peaceful Yom Kippur to all those observing the Day of ...
09/20/2026

Yom Kippur

The Lynbrook Police Department wishes a meaningful and peaceful Yom Kippur to all those observing the Day of Atonement.

May this sacred time of reflection, prayer, and renewal bring peace, strength, and hope to you and your loved ones.

G’mar Chatima Tova — May you be sealed in the Book of Life.

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