Town of Lynn

Town of LynnTown of LynnTown of Lynn
Home
Menu
  • Local Businesses
  • Departments
  • Council
  • Administration
  • Photos
  • History of Lynn
  • Facts About Lynn
  • Animal Control
  • Radio Stations
Police Department
Fire Department
More
  • Downloads
About Chief Kirkpatrick
Water Quality Report

Town of Lynn

Town of LynnTown of LynnTown of Lynn
Home
Menu
  • Local Businesses
  • Departments
  • Council
  • Administration
  • Photos
  • History of Lynn
  • Facts About Lynn
  • Animal Control
  • Radio Stations
Police Department
Fire Department
More
  • Downloads
About Chief Kirkpatrick
Water Quality Report
More
  • Home
  • Menu
    • Local Businesses
    • Departments
    • Council
    • Administration
    • Photos
    • History of Lynn
    • Facts About Lynn
    • Animal Control
    • Radio Stations
  • Police Department
  • Fire Department
  • More
    • Downloads
  • About Chief Kirkpatrick
  • Water Quality Report
  • Home
  • Menu
    • Local Businesses
    • Departments
    • Council
    • Administration
    • Photos
    • History of Lynn
    • Facts About Lynn
    • Animal Control
    • Radio Stations
  • Police Department
  • Fire Department
  • More
    • Downloads
  • About Chief Kirkpatrick
  • Water Quality Report

Police Department

Mission Statement



We, the members of the Lynn Police Department, exist to serve all people within our jurisdiction with respect, fairness, and compassion. We are committed to the prevention of crime and the protection of life and property; the preservation of peace, order, and safety; the enforcement of laws and ordinances; and the safeguarding of constitutional guarantees.

With community service as our foundation, we are driven by goals to enhance the quality of life, investigating problems, as well as incidents, seeking solutions and fostering a sense of security in communities and individuals. We nurture public trust by holding ourselves to the highest standards of performance and ethics.

Bryan Kirkpatrick, Chief of Police

Chief Kirkpatrick is a 1994 graduate of the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Law Enforcement Academy with over 30 years of law enforcement experience.

Learn more

Contact us

381 East Main Street

P.O. Box 145

Lynn, AL. 35575

Non-Emergency: 205-893-5250

Emergency: 911

After Hours: 205-489-2115

Lynn Police Officers

Mike Clark

School Resource Officer/Patrolman

Tim Harris

Patrolman

Lynn Truck Route

Please Read

"The Town Council has recently established a designated Truck Route to Hamilton Home Builders and Consolidated Forest Products. While drivers can still make local deliveries within town, they must adhere to the truck route. Please pay attention to the posted signs and avoid relying solely on GPS directions."

Attention

"If you've recently moved into Winston County, changed addresses within the county, or updated the color of your home, please contact the Winston County E-911 business line at 205-489-8911 to update your information in the database. This information will ensure that police, fire, and medical services can locate you.

Announcements

Mobile Home Curfew

Morning Car Rider Drop Off @ the School

Morning Car Rider Drop Off @ the School

"School resumes on August 7, 2024, which means the Mobile Home Curfew on County Road 1 will be in effect. The curfew will be enforced Monday through Friday, from 6:45 AM to 8:15 AM and 2:15 PM to 4:00 PM."

Morning Car Rider Drop Off @ the School

Morning Car Rider Drop Off @ the School

Morning Car Rider Drop Off @ the School

"Important Reminder: North School Street and Rose Street will operate as One-Way streets from 7:00 AM to 8:15 AM. During this time, the left lane on North School Street is designated for buses only, while the right lane is reserved for cars. Signs have been posted, and this rule will be strictly enforced."

Speeding in the School Zone

Morning Car Rider Drop Off @ the School

Speeding in the School Zone

"The School Zone extends from Vanderford Road to the Basketball Court, with a speed limit of 15 MPH. During the hours of 7:15 AM to 8:30 AM and 2:15 PM to 3:30 PM, speeding violations in the school zone will result in doubled fines and a mandatory court appearance. Remember, children could run out unexpectedly at any moment. It’s our responsibility to keep them safe. This speed zone will be strictly enforced."

Listen to County Law Enforcement & 911

Listen to the Lynn PD, Arley PD, Addison PD, Double Springs PD and the Sheriff's Office.

Press to Listen

Free Gun Locks

  

PROJECT CHILDSAFE® COMES TO LYNN ALABAMA: FIREARM SAFETY KITS TO BE DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY.


THE LYNN POLICE DEPARTMENT MAKES FIREARM SAFETY KITS AVAILABLE THROUGH PARTNERSHIP WITH PROJECT CHILDSAFE


Lynn, Alabama – The Lynn Police Department will provide free firearm safety kits to local residents through a partnership with Project ChildSafe, the nationwide firearms safety education program. The safety kits, which include a gun lock, will be distributed on a first come first serve basis at the Lynn Town Hall.


Project ChildSafe, a program developed by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), has distributed more than 38 million firearm safety kits throughout the country since 2003. The program receives support from the firearms industry, federal and state grants and from public donations.


“We encourage residents to pick up a Project ChildSafe safety kit so that they can securely store their firearm,” said Chief Bryan Kirkpatrick “Each kit contains a safety curriculum and a cable-style gun lock. The locks fit on most types of handguns, rifles and shotguns. The goal is to prevent a child or any other unauthorized person from accessing a firearm in your home.”


By partnering with Project ChildSafe, the Lynn Police Department is participating in a national effort to promote firearms safety education to all gun owners. Project ChildSafe distributes gun lock safety kits to all 50 states and the five U.S. territories.


“We are pleased to have the Lynn Police Department as a Project ChildSafe partner,” said Bill Brassard Jr., director of Project ChildSafe. “Project ChildSafe is an important step forward in helping ensure that all firearm owners fully understand their responsibilities with respect to the safe handling and storage of firearms.”

Free gun locks given out by the Lynn Police Department on a first come first serve basis.

Anonymous Tips

Anonymous Tips

Send in your tips about incidents and crimes in the community or at the school. Send as much information as possible.

Lynn Police Department

Send Tip

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Events

No upcoming events.

Child Safety

Child Care and Safety

National Safety Council

National Safety Council

Learn more

National Safety Council

National Safety Council

National Safety Council

Learn more

Sex Offenders

Search for Sex Offenders in your area.

Search

Be Weather Aware

Follow the links to up-to-date weather information.
NOAA Weather RadioNWS Weather RadarList of Storm SheltersWinston County Emergency Management

Tips to help protect your property

If you go out of town or on vacation

1. Leave some lights on or put your lights on a timer.

2. Leave a vehicle at your home.

3. Stop your mail or have someone pick it up daily.

4. Close all curtains

5. DO NOT post on social media that you are going out of town or on vacation.

6. Wait till after your vacation before you post pictures on social media. 

Operation Identification

 

What is Operation Identification?

Operation Identification is a citizen’s burglary prevention program for use in homes and businesses. Operation ID program involves the marking of property with an identifying number as a means of discouraging burglary and theft.


 

What Makes Operation Identification So Effective?

Marked property is difficult for a burglar to dispose of or re-sell. It can be traced to the rightful owner with relative ease. If the burglar is caught with marked property, it is solid evidence of possession of stolen goods.


 

How to Participate

The Lynn Police Department suggests using an engraver to mark your valuables. One can be obtained relatively inexpensively at any hardware store. When marking your valuables, always use your Driver's License Number; never use your Social Security Number. Also, always use your two-letter state identifier along with your license number. 


 As you mark your items, always engrave the number on an area that cannot be easily dismantled, and which is not easily seen. After marking your property, make a list of your valuables and keep a copy of the list in a safe place. If you should subsequently become a burglary victim, you will be able to quickly describe the stolen property from the list. Of course, some items cannot be marked, and we suggest a photograph or video of the items. This will be of great help to the police department in our attempts to recover the stolen property. 

For your convenience, you can follow the link below and download a form to use for your property

Download Form

Report Fee Schedule

Incident/Offense Report: $5.00

Private Property Accident Report: $5.00

Traffic Accident Report: $15.00

Photos of Traffic Accident Scenes: (Parties Involved only, Including Attorneys and Insurance Co.) $10.00 Each Photo

Photo Gallery

    Copyright © 2025 Town Of Lynn - All Rights Reserved.

    Powered by

    This website uses cookies.

    We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.

    Accept