Containers will be scheduled for collection on Monday thru Wednesday. Contact City Hall at 704-824-3518, option 1, for your trash collection day.\ When a holiday occurs, our schedule allows us to reschedule collection during the week to ensure service. If the holiday falls on your collection day your garbage will generally be collected on the … Continued
The City collects regular household trash in the rollout receptables. The lid of your container must close shut and all trash must be inside the recycle. What NOT to put in your rollout container ▪ Do not place yard waste in your container. Yard waste is recyclable and is collected by a different crew. ▪ … Continued
Yes, the Lowell Police Department has a certified officer trained in child safety seat checks and install.
Yes. Please call the Lowell Police Department at 704-824-8540. They will need your name, address, phone number, and emergency contact information.
The evidence and property officer works Monday thru Friday, 9am to 5pm.
If it outside of the hours 9am to 5pm, Monday thru Friday, the officers are most likely out on patrol or on a call for service. Please call Gaston County Communications at 704-866-3300 to have an officer to call you back. If it’s an emergency, dial 911.
The Lowell Police Department is open 24 hours a day 7 days a week. If no one is in the office, call Gaston County Communications at 704-866-3300.
The Lowell Police Department does not fingerprint at their office but you can go to the Gaston County Sheriff Office during business hours and they will fingerprint for a small fee. The Gaston County Sheriff’s Office is located at 425 Dr M.L.K Jr. Way, Gastonia NC 28052. Their phone number is 704-869-6800.
You are welcome to stop by the Lowell Police Department to pick up a copy 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can contact the Lowell Police Department at (704) 824-8540. If no one is in the office, please call 704-866-3300 and let County Communications know that you need to pick up a … Continued
We are only allowed to unlock your vehicle if there is an animal, child, or medications inside the vehicle. For any other reasons, due to liability concerns, you’ll need to contact a locksmith for your vehicle to be unlocked.
