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Neighborhood Survey

This survey helps us gauge how our residents are doing in terms of perceived nuisances and dangers in their own communities.

Traffic Education

The Redlands Police Department is committed to helping our community stay safe on the road. The following sections provide general guidelines to road safety for the specific topic. DUI Information What is a DUI? DUI is driving while under the influence. This is when a person operates a vehicle, motorcycle, or bicycle while one’s blood alcohol content is above the legal limit and/or while impaired by legal (over the counter or doctor prescribed) or illegal drugs. What are the legal limits? CVC 23152(a) It is unlawful for a person who is under the influence of any alcoholic bev...

Graffiti or Blight

Residents can submit graffiti and other blight through our online Civic Problem reporting page, or they can download the Redlands 311 app on their Apple or Android mobile devices. Users will receive updates to their service requests as they are addressed. Residents can also email the Facilities & Community Services Department at FCSadmin@cityofredlands.org for blight concerns, and graffiti@cityofredlands.org for graffiti concerns, or speak directly to staff at (909)335-4715 ext. 1 during business hours. After hours, please leave a detailed description including location inf...

Honors, Awards & Tributes

On Wednesday, March 21, the Redlands Police Department was recognized with the 2018 California Police Chiefs Association & Motorola Excellence in Technology Innovation Award for its groundbreaking use of GPS tracking technology to innovatively address crime in the community. The award seeks to recognize agencies whose creative use of technology has significantly changed or set the agency apart from the standard application of technology in police services. To date, the department’s GPS tracker program has led to the immediate apprehension of nearly 300 (mostly career) criminals ...

Citizens Privacy Council

In June 2007 the Redlands Police Department formed the Citizens’ Privacy Council to provide input and advice on department policy in its use of surveillance cameras. The council will help the Redlands Police Department in their efforts to balance the use of surveillance cameras in public areas to enhance community safety with the citizens’ right to privacy The council will also advise the department on the use of diverse sets of data from a variety of city departments, schools, public health systems, community groups, victims and others to map factors that contribute to crime and diso...

Holiday Safety Tips

The holiday season is upon us and with it comes shoppers, holiday get-togethers and holiday get-aways. It’s also a time when crooks are out looking for an opportunity to take advantage of the increased activity and the distractions of the season. The Redlands Police Department is also out with an increased presence and visibility, working to stop crooks before they ruin someone’s holiday season. You can help by decreasing your chances of becoming a victim with some simple holiday safety tips. Shopping Shop during daylight hours whenever possible. If you must shop at night, go...

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Police Education And Community Engagement (PEACE) Academy

Redlands Police Department believes that lasting community relationships are rooted in mutual understanding and open communication. To foster this connection, RPD proudly offers the Police Education and Community Engagement (PEACE) Program (formerly called the Citizen Informational Academy). This initiative is designed to maintain strong relationships between residents and law enforcement through education, dialogue, and meaningful interaction. Participants will have the opportunity to meet local officers and gain insight into the department’s structure, operations, and day-to-day responsib...