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Evidence/Property

The Ludlow Police Department process over 1,000 pieces of property annually both coming in and out of the department. This property consists of evidence in criminal cases, found property and property held for safekeeping. Often property can be released to its owner once criminal cases are concluded or if the property has been found and turned into the police.

Return of Property

The property will be returned by scheduled appointment only Monday through Friday between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Please schedule an appointment by either email or phone.

Contact Information

Officer Jerome Mayou
jmayou@ludlowpolice.com
(413) 583-8305 ext.2215

Officer Paul Dobek
pdobek@ludlowpolice.com
(413) 583-8305 ext.2215

At the time of the return, you must have a valid identification. You will also need to provide the following information:

  • Your name and date of birth
  • The case number
  • Description of the property you want to be released
  • A phone number where you can be contacted

Personal Property

If you are a suspect in a crime and property was seized pursuant to a search warrant, you will need a court order stating the specific property in question that can be returned to you. If you want the property to be released to another person, the Court order must name that person. Information regarding obtaining Court orders can be found by contacting the Court of jurisdiction.

If you are a victim of a crime and your property was recovered; all aspects of the case must be completed within the Court system before the property will be returned. If the property was seized pursuant to a search warrant, you will need a Court order stating specific property in question that can be returned.

Found Property

If an owner of the found property is not identified, the finder will be eligible to claim such property. Property with a value of under $250 may be claimed by the finder after 1yr. If the property had a value greater than $250 it may be claimed by the finder after 1yr. Firearms and bicycles will NOT be returned to the finder if an owner is not identified.

Commend a Ludlow Police Officer

If one of our Ludlow police officers or the department as a whole has delivered exceptional services and exceeded expectations, we would love to hear from you. Our officers are proud to serve the community, and positive feedback is a great way for them to recognize the impact they're having on the lives of the citizens of Ludlow.

Ludlow PD News

  • Ludlow Police Share Hot Weather Safety Tips Amid Heat Wave June 23, 2025
  • Ludlow Police Officers Matthew Dent and Oguzhan Karaaslan Honored with MADD Massachusetts OUI Excellence Award June 12, 2025
  • Ludlow Police Department Commemorates National Police Week May 14, 2025
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Chief’s Message

On behalf of the Ludlow, Massachusetts Police Department, I welcome your interest in our department. I am honored to lead what I consider to be the finest group of police department personnel that I have ever known. The men and women employed as my colleagues are committed to providing quality police services to our citizens and to those who visit and work in our community.

 

Our goal is to prevent and control crime to make our community a safe and enjoyable place to live. We accomplish this goal through a proactive community problem-solving approach and encourage your involvement to assist us in this endeavor.

It is my personal goal to see that our police officers are trained to the greatest degree possible to ensure that the highest ethical standards of integrity are met and that the members of the public that we serve are dealt with in a respectful manner, which treats them with fairness and dignity in a consistent and equitable exercise of police powers and discretion.

Our partnership with the citizens of Ludlow and those visiting our town is very important to us. Our police department operates under the philosophy that it is preferable to prevent crime through proactive policing with a vigilance towards protecting our community. Ludlow has a high quality of life and a comparatively low crime rate that is enjoyed by our citizens and visitors. The staff at the Ludlow Police Department will work tirelessly to ensure this status.

As you navigate around our website, look at the services we offer, enjoy our news and gallery, and please feel free to send us your comments, let us know how we may better serve you.

Sincerely,
Daniel J. Valadas
Chief of Police

 

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Contact Us

Address
612 Chapin Street
Ludlow, MA 01056

Phone
Emergency: 911
Police Business: 413-583-8305

Confidential Tip Hotline:
413-583-8305 ext. 2207

Media Inquiries:
413-583-8305 ext. 2214 or the Duty Supervisor

Fax: 413-583-8283

 

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