Police report: traffic enforcement, grant equipment and Super Bowl safety campaign
July 10, 2026 | Lynwood, Cook County, Illinois
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The Lynwood Police Department provided a departmental report at the Jan. 27 meeting and submitted detailed notes in the packet. Department statistics since the prior meeting included 268 traffic stops, 24 arrests, 25 guns recovered, 974 building checks, 46 domestic incidents and 230 ordinance violations. The report lists a total of 2,203 calls for service across the reporting period.
The department noted grant‑funded equipment: a new LIDAR device and six Taser 10 units were received via grants. Officers will conduct a Super Bowl safety campaign Feb. 6–9 focusing on speeding, seat belts, car seats and distracted driving; the department also plans community outreach events such as its annual "Bowling with Badges."
The department noted grant‑funded equipment: a new LIDAR device and six Taser 10 units were received via grants. Officers will conduct a Super Bowl safety campaign Feb. 6–9 focusing on speeding, seat belts, car seats and distracted driving; the department also plans community outreach events such as its annual "Bowling with Badges."
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