The City of Lodi Police Department consists of 6 full time officers, a Chief, 3 part time officers,and a community service specialist.
The Lodi Police Department is a general jurisdiction police agency serving the Citizens of the City of Lodi. The staff at the Lodi Police Department consists of 5 full-time sworn police officers, 4 part-time sworn police officers, and one Administrative Assistant. The Police Department is lead by the Police Chief and in his/her absence a Sergeant. The Police Department is overseen by an appointed board of Police Commissioners. The Police Department has a fleet of 3 patrol cars that are equipped with state of the art mobile computing technology, speed detection equipment, and other equipment designed to make the department as efficient as possible. The Lodi Police Station is located at 142 S. Main Street in Lodi. Our office hours are from 7am to 3:30pm, Monday through Friday. The Police Station offers a variety of services which include, open records requests, vehicle titling and registration, employment fingerprinting, bicycle liscensing, and expired medication disposal. If you are in need of police assistance and cannot contact our office during normal business hours, feel free to contact the Columbia County Dispatch Center at (608) 742-4166 and ask to be contacted by the on-duty Lodi Officer.
The City of Lodi Police Department personnel recognizes itself as a professional agency. The Department is dedicated to providing the public with the highest quality service possible. This is accomplished through a posititive attitude, good public relations, knowledge, training, education, and enforcement.
