Rancho Cordova Police Department

The Napa County Sheriff's Office started in the 1850s just after California became a state. The county lines changed several times before settling on its current boundaries. The first sheriff was elected in 1853. Since that time, there have been 25 sheriffs, with the last three being sheriff/coroners. The Napa County Sheriff's Office has its central location in Napa, Calif., and several substations in various parts of the county. The department has more than 110 employees. Napa County is located in one of California's most beautiful valleys, with a population of nearly 120,000 spread out over approximately 800 square miles. The valley's temperate climate allows residents to take advantage of recreational activities that are available, such as golfing, fishing, riding, hiking, camping, boating and other water sports. Other attractions include the hot springs resorts, Lake Berryessa (the largest man-made lake in California) and the famous Napa Valley wineries and vineyards. Within the county limits are several incorporated cities and towns. These include American Canyon, Napa, Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga, Calif. The Napa County Sheriff's Office provides police services for American Canyon and Yountville.

The Public Works Department is a division of the city of Woodland, Calif., and offers a range of services and programs. The department s engineering division provides transportation and traffic engineering, development services, design, infrastructure construction, inspection and utilities engineering services. Its operations and maintenance department provides maintenance of the city's street system, including signs and markings, sidewalk, curb and gutter and provides traffic signals and street lights repairing services. The Public Works Department also provides emergency services in the time of storms and other natural disasters. It fleet and facilities maintenance division is responsible for the administration and operation of the municipal garage and the maintenance of all City vehicles and equipments. Additionally, the department provides waste water treatment and recycling services for residents.

Vacaville Police Activities League (PAL) is a community-based organization in Vacaville, CA, dedicated to serving the youth of Vacaville and VUSD-enrolled youth aged 7-18. PAL aims to foster positive attitudes towards police officers and promote responsible values and attitudes through supervised activities and interactions with Vacaville Police Department staff. With a mission to reach young people early in their lives, PAL offers various programs and opportunities, including recreation activities, field trips, and leadership development through the Teen Leadership Council. By building bonds between cops and kids, PAL strives to create a supportive and enriching environment for the youth in Vacaville.Generated from the website