Lyons Police Department

09/04/2026

🍓 WORTHINGTON FRIENDS!! 🍓

Out and about yardsaling today? 👀 Need a sweet treat while you shop?! 🍰✨

Swing by and visit my family’s yard sale! Behind the vet clinic! Address is 18 S Lafayette St, Worthington!

We have a limited supply of our Strawberry Cheesecake 🍓🍰 and Cosmic Brownie 🍫 cake pops available for sale!

And while you’re there, you can also shop some Modest Violet Designs earrings! 💜✨

Come grab a treat before they’re gone! 🩷

08/31/2026

ARMED AND DANGEROUS | This is Levi Camplin, a person of interest in a homicide happening late Saturday, Aug. 29 in Morgan County.

Police say he should be considered "armed and dangerous" and ask that you call 911 if you see him.

WHAT TO KNOW: https://www.wthr.com/article/news/crime/martinsville-police-searching-for-armed-and-dangerous-person-of-interest-in-a-homicide-case/531-3fe48300-5ca9-46ca-8416-59fbc3a82302?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WTHR-TV

(📸: Martinsville Police Department)

08/29/2026

The radar reading pictured below was recently recorded on E. Broad Street — a posted 25 MPH zone.

63 MPH.

That is 38 MPH over the speed limit and more than 2½ times the posted limit. At 63 MPH, a vehicle is traveling approximately 92 feet every second.

E. Broad Street is not a highway. It is a residential street with homes, driveways, intersections, pedestrians, children, pets, and vehicles regularly entering and leaving the roadway.

Someone backing out of a driveway or crossing the street reasonably expects approaching traffic to be traveling somewhere near 25 MPH. A vehicle approaching at 63 MPH closes that distance dramatically faster than someone may anticipate.

This is exactly why the Lyons Police Department continues to conduct traffic enforcement on E. Broad Street. The goal isn't to write as many tickets as possible. The goal is to prevent the kind of crash where afterward everyone wishes someone had slowed down.

We understand that a few miles per hour over the limit happens. 63 MPH in a 25 MPH zone is something entirely different.

Please slow down on E. Broad Street. The few seconds you might save aren't worth someone's life.

Lyons Police Department
Town Marshal

08/27/2026

See below about a missing elderly man.

🚨 UPDATE 🚨 Jack has been located and is okay! We greatly appreciate the assistance from the Greene County Sheriff’s Office, The Indiana State Police and the citizens of Worthington!

MISSING PERSON:

HELP US LOCATE JACK FRYE

The Worthington Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in locating 85-year-old Jack Frye. Last Seen: Approximately today, August 27, in the area of North Dayton Street.
Description: 85-year-old male.Clothing: Wearing blue jeans, a veterans hat, and he may be using a cane.If you have seen Jack or have any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact the Worthington Police Department immediately or call 911.

08/26/2026

08/23/2026

Come join our team! See all job postings at https://www.wrv.k12.in.us/cms/One.aspx?portalId=85307&pageId=184643

08/23/2026

The Lyons Police Department would like to clarify some questions regarding Flock Safety cameras around the Lyons area.

The Lyons Police Department does not own, operate, utilize, or have access to Flock cameras or the Flock system.

Flock cameras located outside of Lyons are part of Greene County’s contract with Flock Safety and are not owned, operated, or managed by the Lyons Police Department.

The Lyons Police Department does not have access to those cameras, their data, or the Greene County Flock system.

We wanted to provide this clarification in response to recent inquiries.

08/12/2026

GCSD is hiring for a Records Clerk.