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from Chief Ross Licata:
 It
is my pleasure to welcome you to the Lighthouse Point Police Department’s
website. I hope you find the information contained here to be informative
and useful. The Lighthouse Point Police Department is made up of
50 dedicated professionals and a growing volunteer staff who are
committed to providing the citizens of Lighthouse Point with a level
of personalized customer service that is second to none. As we move
forward, we will remain committed to providing superior service,
resolving conflict and preventing crime in the community through
strong working partnerships and innovative policing strategies.
Our number one goal is to maintain that superior quality of life
our citizens have come to expect and enjoy. If my staff or I can
be of any further assistance please don't hesitate to contact us
at (954) 942-8080.
Lighthouse Point Police Department
COMMUNITY ALERT!
The Police Department would like to alert you to crimes that are happening in and around Lighthouse Point and provide some recommendations that might help avoid being a victim of crime. Click here for more information.
 Thinking About Installing Video Surveillance Cameras to Enhance the Security Around Your Home or Business? Click here for more information and suggestions on vendor consultation.
Hurricane
Season
Are
you prepared? Below are a few sites that may be of help
to you in preparing and dealing  with
a hurricane.
Lighthouse
Point Hurricane Information
National
Weather Service
National
Weather Service -- Hurricane Preparedness
Sun-Sentinel
-- Hurricane Headquarters
FEMA -- Disaster Recovery
& Assistance
Florida
Division of Emergency Management
Lighthouse Point Police Department Receives Top International Law Enforcement Award
2012 IACP/Motorola Webber Seavey Award for Quality in Law Enforcement
The Lighthouse Point Police Department was honored as one of only three law enforcement agencies worldwide to win the 2012 IACP/Motorola Webber Seavey Award for Quality in Law Enforcement. The award is presented annually by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) and Motorola, and is the highest department recognition internationally for innovative law enforcement programs.
 The award honors the department for its 'Transient Offender Interdiction Program', an innovative approach to incorporating License Plate Recognition Technology with proactive policing strategies. The project focuses on the development of successful leads in criminal apprehension, criminal case clearances, and the recovery of stolen property, all in an effort to protect and improve the quality of life for those who live in Lighthouse Point. Since its inception, the Department has attributed nearly 70 arrests and the recovery of nearly $500,000 in stolen property to the program.
The Lighthouse Point Police Department Transient Offender Interdiction Program was selected by an international panel of law enforcement executives from programs nominated worldwide. Other 2012 winners include the Albuquerque New Mexico Police Department and Fontana Police Department in California.
The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) is the world's oldest and largest non-profit association for law enforcement executives. Established in 1893, the IACP has over 14,000 members representing 82 nations. The IACP is headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia.
Lighthouse
Point Police Department -- Accredited since 2000
 The
Lighthouse Point Police Department was first accredited by the Commission
for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation, Inc. (CFA) in June of
2000. In June 2004, and most recently in June of 2010 the Department
was reaccredited by CFA. CFA reviewed all aspects of the Department’s
policies and procedures, management, operations and support services
to determine compliance with 276 recognized standards of excellence.
Many of the standards are critical to life, health and safety issues.
Undergoing the voluntary accreditation process provides an agency
with a “quality assurance review” and encourages intense
self-scrutiny, resulting in more efficient and effective daily operations.
Accreditation by the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation
and Recognition by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement
Agencies, Inc. are considered significant accomplishments held in
high esteem by the criminal justice community.
 Sexual
Predator/Offender Search: Click
here and follow the instructions on the page to check
your neighborhood for registered sexual Predators/Offenders.
Local
Registered Sexual Predators
Troy Meixner
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 145
DOB: 04-04-65
INCARCERATED 12/2/09
Life Sentence
Local
Registered Sexual Offenders
John Manuel Bollea
Height: 5'08"
Weight: 194
DOB: 09-21-33
4500 N Fed Hwy #340
Lighthouse Point, FL |
Anthony Fragola
Height: 5'07"
Weight: 165
DOB: 07-21-63
2130 NE 42 St #110
Lighthouse Point, FL |
Ralph G. Harse
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 125
DOB: 12-13-31
3860 NE 21 Way #34
Lighthouse Point, FL |
Roger C. Layfield
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 235
DOB: 02-05-58
3401 NE 21 Ave
Lighthouse Point, FL |
Aurel Anechiarico
Height: 5"06"
Weight: 130
DOB: 04-30-76
5020 NE 22 Ave
Lighthouse Point, FL |
John Joseph Rizzo
Height: 5"09"
Weight: 149
DOB: 11-22-46
2111 NE 42 Ct #104W
Lighthouse Point, FL |
Keith Eric Meilahn
Height: 5"09"
Weight: 175
DOB: 01-17-26
1950 NE 30 St
Lighthouse Point, FL
Florida Victim Services Directory
http://myfloridalegal.com/directory
F.O.P.
Resident Auto decals: The
decals are available to all residents of Lighthouse Point. The decals
help Officers easily identify resident vehicles. The decals can
be picked up at the Lighthouse Point Police Department for no cost.
A donation is appreciated to cover the costs of producing the decals.
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