Lexington VA Police Department

Lexington VA Police Department On behalf of the Lexington Police Department, it is my pleasure to welcome you to our page. Chief Angela Greene

The mission of the Lexington Police Department is to serve Lexington with pride and lead with integrity, protecting our community through trusted relationships, selfless dedication to duty, and unwavering professional conduct. Our department is staffed by dedicated women and men who are fully committed to providing progressive law enforcement services to the citizens of the City of Lexington and i

ts visitors. It is with great pride that I speak of the professionalism of our departmental staff as they carry out their duties in a manner consistent with our core values of Leadership, Pride, and Duty. We believe that integrity is the basis of public trust, and that honesty and equality in delivery of police services is essential. This has been a hallmark of our Department since its inception and we are proud of our standing in the community.

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨We’ve had reports of a fake traffic court notice being sent out that looks like it’s from Virginia courts....
05/04/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨

We’ve had reports of a fake traffic court notice being sent out that looks like it’s from Virginia courts.
It claims you owe money for things like:

Failure to pay fines

Parking violations

Speeding

The notice says your case is ā€œdelinquentā€ and pushes you to pay immediately sometimes with a QR code.
This is NOT legitimate.
Courts do not send out notices demanding payment this way, and they will not ask you to pay fines through a QR code.
If you get something like this:

Don’t scan the code

Don’t send money

Don’t click any links

Instead, contact your local court or give us a call and we’ll help you verify it.

šŸ“ž [540-463-9177]

If you’ve already sent money or personal info, please reach out to us as soon as possible.
Stay safe and keep an eye out for each other.

The Lexington Police Department and Rockbridge County Sheriff's Office will be at CVS (506 East Nelson Street) on Saturd...
04/17/2026

The Lexington Police Department and Rockbridge County Sheriff's Office will be at CVS (506 East Nelson Street) on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. collecting unused, unwanted, and expired prescription medications for proper disposal. No sharps or v**e pens with batteries.

ā€¼ļøUPDATE: We have been able to identify the individual thank you everyone for your assistance! ā€¼ļø  Help Us Identify This...
04/15/2026

ā€¼ļøUPDATE: We have been able to identify the individual thank you everyone for your assistance! ā€¼ļø

Help Us Identify This Vehicle

The Lexington Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying a vehicle and individual involved in a property damage incident at the Tesla charging station located at Sheetz.

The vehicle, described as a gray work-style pickup truck (possibly a Dodge) with lights mounted on top, was observed rolling backward into the charging station before leaving the scene without reporting the damage.

šŸ“ø Photos of the individual and vehicle are included below.
If you have any information regarding this incident or can help identify the vehicle or driver, please contact us at (540)462-3725.
You may also submit information anonymously or send us a message directly through Messenger.
All tips are appreciated.

Junior Police Summer Camp registration is now open! You can find the registration packet at https://www.lexingtonvapd.co...
04/02/2026

Junior Police Summer Camp registration is now open!

You can find the registration packet at https://www.lexingtonvapd.com/community-links-main/junior-police-camp.

Deadline to apply is Friday, May 15, 2026.

Registration fee is $65 per participant. Registration payment will not be due until participants are notified they have been accepted into camp on May 19, 2026.

03/16/2026

Join us on Thursday, March 26 at 5 pm in the LDMS cafeteria for a special Meet the Chief town hall. Attendees will have the chance to interact with new Lexington Police Chief Justin Doll and City Manager Tom Carroll. The event is open to the general public.

Ask your own questions of the chief, hear about the state of our city's police force, and learn how the head of a big city law enforcement agency came to be our small city chief. If you are unable to attend but would like to submit a question in advance, please visit: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScXauCTdLz_w3f4swtOBZn_DdRB0ve4LmfWy8RFiOhvupuQbg/viewform

This event is presented by Main Street Lexington and 50 Ways Rockbridge.

šŸ€There’s no luck in drunk driving. Plan a safe ride home this St. Patrick’s Day instead of leaving it to chance. šŸ”‘Buzzed...
03/11/2026

šŸ€There’s no luck in drunk driving. Plan a safe ride home this St. Patrick’s Day instead of leaving it to chance. šŸ”‘Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving.

šŸ“¢ Scam Alert & Community Safety ReminderThe Lexington Police Department would like to remind our community to remain vig...
02/23/2026

šŸ“¢ Scam Alert & Community Safety Reminder

The Lexington Police Department would like to remind our community to remain vigilant and aware of scam phone calls targeting families and loved ones. Recently, LPD responded to a case involving a sophisticated scam in which a resident was contacted by someone posing as an attorney. The caller claimed a family member had been involved in a serious accident and demanded a large cash payment to prevent jail time.

After speaking with a family member, the victim realized the situation may not be legitimate and contacted law enforcement. Through quick coordination and teamwork between the Lexington Police Department and NYPD, the package containing the cash was intercepted before delivery and is being returned to the victim.

We are proud of the partnership and communication between agencies that helped protect our community and prevent further financial loss.

We want to thank the victim’s family, officers, and our law enforcement partners for their teamwork in helping prevent further loss.

Scammers use fear, urgency, and secrecy to pressure people into sending large amounts of cash through a shipping services.
We want to thank the victim’s family, officers, and our law enforcement partners for their teamwork in helping prevent further loss. If you notice any of these signs or have doubts don't hesitate to call our non emergency number at any time to speak to an officer. 540-463-9177

Congratulations to Captain Jessica Burks!
02/12/2026

Congratulations to Captain Jessica Burks!

Community policing isn’t always about lights and sirens šŸš“Sometimes it’s stopping in, checking on our local businesses, a...
02/09/2026

Community policing isn’t always about lights and sirens šŸš“
Sometimes it’s stopping in, checking on our local businesses, and sharing a good conversation.

Big thanks to the Domino's Pizza crew for the hospitality and for letting us try our hand at a little ā€œon-the-job training.ā€

(We’ll stick to law enforcement… but we can mop in a pinch.)

We don’t wanna meet you this weekend.. atleast..Not on the road..Not in handcuffs..Not explaining this post to your mom....
02/04/2026

We don’t wanna meet you this weekend.. atleast..
Not on the road..
Not in handcuffs..
Not explaining this post to your mom.
Fans don’t let fans drive drunk. šŸˆšŸš“

Address

11 Fuller Street
Lexington, VA
24450

Telephone

+15404623705

Website

https://ecode360.com/LE2692#LE2692

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