Lighthouse Point Police Department

***UPDATE***
Found dog was reunited with his owner. Thanks to everyone who shared!! 🐾🦮

Found male dog in the area of 2700 NE 36 Street. If you know where he belongs please call the Lighthouse Point Police at (954) 942-8080.

Please share 🐾🐶🦴

The Lighthouse Point Police Department reminds you to stop! before you send ANY digital payments via Bitcoin or even Gift Cards!

⛳ We’re back on the course!

The Lighthouse Point Police Department Fraternal Order of Police Golf Tournament has been rescheduled for Saturday, October 24, at Pompano Beach Pines Golf Course.

Thank you to all of our sponsors, golfers and supporters for your patience and continued support. We look forward to seeing everyone on our new date!

Male dog found wandering alone near 2900 NE 53rd Street. If you recognize him or know where he belongs, please contact the Lighthouse Point Police at (954) 942-8080 so we can help him safely back home. 🐾🐕

Please share. 🦴

Unfortunately, our Golf Tournament was cancelled due to the weather. We’re working on a new date and will share an update as soon as it’s confirmed.

Thank you to all our sponsors, participants, and everyone who supported us. We truly appreciate your support and understanding.

**UPDATE** NE 21 Ave has been reopened.

TRAFFIC ALERT: NE 21st Ave between NE 30th St and NE 36th St are flooded due to severe weather in the area.

TRAFFIC ALERT:

Portions of NE 21st Ave will be shutdown until further notice.

Motorists should proceed with caution and avoid driving through standing water.

Please report flooding issues in Lighthouse Point to our Dispatch Center by calling 954-942-8080.

Updates will be provided as information becomes available.

🎉 Celebrating an Incredible 50 Years of Service! 🎉

The Lighthouse Point Police Department is incredibly proud to congratulate Administrative Assistant Renee Boyens, who was recognized at the City Commission meeting for an extraordinary 50 years of dedicated service to the Lighthouse Point Police Department and the residents of our community.

For half a century, Renee has been a familiar and valued part of our department. Throughout her remarkable career, she has served the residents of Lighthouse Point with professionalism and dedication while working alongside and assisting four Police Chiefs.

Fifty years with one department is an incredible milestone and speaks volumes about Renee’s loyalty, commitment, and love for the community she has served for so many years. Generations of Lighthouse Point officers, employees, and residents have had the privilege of knowing and working with her.

While we celebrate this amazing milestone, we’re certainly not saying goodbye! We hope to have the privilege of working alongside Renee for as long as she would like to continue being part of our LHPPD family.

Please join us in congratulating Renee Boyens and thanking her for an amazing 50 years of service to the Lighthouse Point Police Department and our community! 👏💙

Congratulations, Renee — and thank you for everything you have done and continue to do for LHPPD!

⛳ The clock is ticking! Registration for the LHP FOP Golf Tournament closes September 5. Get your foursome together and secure your spot while you still can!