A year after the Lyford Police Department abruptly shut down, officers are back on the streets
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About a year after the Lyford Police Department abruptly shut down, officers are back on the streets — keeping the city safe.
In 2019, all three Lyford police officers resigned. The city hired a new police chief in November, but he quit after just one day on the job.
The police department remained closed for months. Residents formed a neighborhood watch to keep the community safe.
Lyford hired a new police chief, former Raymondville police Sgt. Armin Martinez, in February.
Martinez hired two full-time officers. They now work with reserve officers to keep the city safe.
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