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Investigative Services Unit

The Investigative Services Unit's mission is to identify and apprehend those accountable for the commission of various crimes, such as homicides, sexual assaults, robberies, burglaries, thefts and aggravated assaults, to recover stolen property and eliminate suspicion for the innocent and those wrongfully accused. Following up on the initial efforts of patrol and community service officers, the Redlands Police Department's Investigative Services Unit takes the responsibility for criminal investigations and unresolved field investigations. The Investigative Services Unit also houses the&n...

Department Organization

The Redlands Police Department is authorized 98 sworn officers and 49 full-time professional staff members. Department members work collaboratively toward enhancing public safety through trust, innovation, community partnerships, and excellence in service. In addition to exercising risk-focused policing efforts to control crime before it occurs, the Redlands Police Department also employs traditional crime suppression and enforcement concepts such as street crime/gang suppression, narcotics, and traffic patrols. Additionally, the department boasts a robust Citizen Volunteer Unit with app...

Crime Prevention

The Redlands Police Department's goal is to reduce crime by the education of the community. The Crime Prevention and Community Education Unit will oversee and coordinate crime prevention activities and make presentations to citizen, community, and school groups regarding crime and safety issues. They will be available for information regarding traffic and parking questions and education including Child Seat inspections. The Redlands Police Department continues to implement and create innovative ways to interact and share information with the community. As always we look forward to sugges...

Neighborhood Watch

Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program which enlists the active participation of residents in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their communities. Neighborhood Watch involves neighbors getting to know each other and working together in a program of mutual assistance; residents trained to recognize and report suspicious activities in their neighborhoods - essentially, neighbors looking out for each other. Anyone can participate: City residents, young or old, single or married, renter or homeowner. If there is no Neighborhood Watch group in your area to work wit...

Responsible Redlands

The Redlands Police Department Responsible Redlands initiative—a collaborative effort facilitated by the Redlands Police Department—focuses on curbing problems related to binge and underage drinking through ongoing strategic operations to enforce existing alcohol laws. It is the responsibility of all of us to abide by laws aimed to ensure the health and safety of our community. A safer community means an improved business climate, a more attractive destination for visitors, less crime and violence, and improved safety, security, and well being for everyone. Studies indicate a strong c...

Victim Rights/Parallel Justice

The Redlands Police Department is committed to protecting and advocating for victims of crime. The RPD has officially embraced Parallel Justice as one of the Department's five core initiatives and added the language “helping victims rebuild their lives” to the Department's list of organizational guidelines to send a clear message, both internally and to the public, that this approach comes from the top and should be taken seriously. What is Parallel Justice? National Center for Victims of Crime State of California Victims' Bill of Rights Act of 2008: Marsy's Law Businesses Help...

While You Are Away

Redlands Police DepartmentElectronic Home Surveillance Program Your home can be a target of opportunity for burglars when you are away on vacation. The Redlands Police Department wants to help protect residents’ property from opportunistic thieves with a vacation program designed to catch criminals in the act. Residents can contact the Redlands Police Department before leaving for any extended period of time and arrange to check out a small tracking device that can be hidden on items of value that are particularly attractive to burglars, such as home electronics, safes, or other items...

Community Services Bureau

The Community Services Bureau reaches out to the residential and business communities to establish and maintain cooperative relationships that keep the City of Redlands a safe and enjoyable community. Traffic Safety Unit Under the Community Services Bureau, the Traffic Safety Unit focuses on traffic education, moving violations, and parking citations. The sections below cover a wide range of community-related programs under the Community Services Bureau.

Police Department Complaint Form

Police Commendations & Complaints

The Redlands Police Department strives to serve the community in a fair and just manner. If you want to let us know how we are doing you can submit a commendation or complaint below. CommendationsComplaints Commendations If you would like to commend an officer for exemplary service you have the following options: Online Form In person at any police facility By telephone at (909) 798-7681 ext. 1 E-Mail: Chief@redlandspolice.org By mail: Redlands Police DepartmentOffice of the Chief of Police30 Cajon St.Redlands, CA 92373 Complaints Complaints abou...