Fresno Police Department

The Fresno Police Department is governed by The City of Fresno in California. The department offers crime prevention services. It manages family justice bureau that was established in 2004 and provides a location for interviewing the victims of domestic, physical and sexual violence. The department s missing persons unit handles more than 4,000 missing cases annually. The Fresno Police Department also offers Neighborhood Watch, Police Activities League, Citizens on Patrol and Citizens Police Academies programs. The department handles collision and traffic complaints, as well as provides a range of traffic safety programs. In addition, its records bureau maintains criminal history and crime report files. The Fresno Police Department maintains a victim and witness resource center.

The Fresno Police Officers Association (FPOA) has been serving and protecting the community of Fresno, CA for over 100 years, embodying their purpose and mission of service. Through their various special events, such as the Annual Memorial Golf Tournament and Inaugural Poker Tournament, they raise funds to support the Fresno Police Officers Foundation and provide resources to fulfill the needs encountered by officers through their Caring Cops Program. With a commitment to giving back to the community, the FPOA offers sponsorship opportunities and a range of FPOA gear for purchase, ensuring that 100% of the proceeds go back to the community. As a supporter, individuals can become Lifetime Legacy Members or Annual Sustaining Members, receiving recognition and invitations to exclusive events. By staying connected through social media, such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, individuals can stay informed about the FPOA's ongoing efforts to serve and protect Fresno.Generated from the website