Today, on Law Enforcement Records Appreciation Day, we want to take a moment to recognize and celebrate the incredible efforts of our dedicated records staff. Their daily assistance ensures the successful completion of cases at our police department. We appreciate you. 👏

Though many of our city offices are closed in observance of Veterans Day, we’re still open. Call 9-1-1 for emergencies and (925) 931-5100 for non-emergencies. ☎️ We’re here for you.

Noise Notification 🔊 Our friends at the Alameda County Fairgrounds expect higher ambient noise levels on select nights between September 26 and November 2, 2025. Please plan accordingly. To view upcoming events at the fairgrounds: alamedacountyfair.com

On the afternoon of Monday, September 22nd, the Pleasanton Police Department was notified of a strong-arm robbery which had just occurred in the Pleasanton Tennis and Community Park (5801 Valley Ave). The victim, a Pleasanton resident, had just exited a local bus when he noticed a group of male juveniles follow him off the bus and into the park. The group quickly approached the victim and demanded his cell phone and belongings. The suspects used physical force to steal the victim’s cell phone and property and fled into the nearby residential community. Pleasanton Police, with the assistance of air support from East Bay Regional Parks Police, were able to quickly locate a detain four suspects near Shenandoah Court. The suspects, four juveniles, ages 12-15 from Stockton, were arrested for robbery and booked into the Alameda County Juvenile Justice Center. The victim sustained minor injuries and their property was recovered.

Don't forget to celebrate National Coffee with a Cop Day with us! Join Pleasanton Police Department for FREE coffee next Wednesday, October 1 from 8-10 AM at Starbucks (6786 Bernal Ave, Pleasanton). We're excited to see you!

September 11, 2001. We remember the lives lost, the bravery shown, and the resilience that unites us. #NeverForget

When animals get into trouble, our team is ready to answer the call. This past week, our staff stepped up to some wild challenges. 🦨 A stuck skunk (thanks to LPFD for the assist) 🐢 A turtle found in a backyard ❓And… you never know what the next call will bring

This week, our CSI team sprang into action after a stolen vehicle was found abandoned near Hopyard and Owens. The car was linked to earlier pursuits with other agencies before ending up in Pleasanton. Thanks to our CSI team's efforts, evidence was collected that could help connect the dots.

Celebrate National Coffee with a Cop Day with us! Join Pleasanton Police Department for FREE coffee on Wednesday, October 1 from 8-10 AM at Starbucks (6786 Bernal Ave, Pleasanton). It’s your chance to ask questions and connect with your police department in a relaxed setting. See you there!

Happy Labor Day, Pleasanton. Many of our city offices are closed, but we're still open. Call us at (925) 931-5100 or dial 9-1-1 during an emergency.

End the summer with good memories, not a DUI. 🌅 Don’t drink and drive this Labor Day. Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.

Can you help us identify these riders? 🔍 Last weekend, a crime in progress may have been interrupted by these individuals! They were recorded interacting with the suspect near Nevada and Wyoming St around 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, 8/16. They aren’t in trouble. We have a few questions for them and hope to track down the suspect. If you have any information, please call (925) 931-5100, Case #2683.

Noise Notification 🔊 Our friends at Alameda County Fairgrounds expect increased foot and car traffic and ambient noise from August 22-24 and August 30-31. Please plan accordingly. To view upcoming events at the fairgrounds: ow.ly/sNFy50PCa2w

There's never a dull moment on patrol! 🚔 From surprise water features to baking experiments gone awry, we've seen it all. Working in public safety means expecting the unexpected. No matter what the day brings, we stay focused on keeping the community safe.

NEWS RELEASE 📃 VICTIM IDENTIFIED AFTER SHOOTING HOMICIDE. ow.ly/nuLu50WHVyF NOTE: Information about the suspect’s age has been corrected. The suspect was incorrectly identified as a 29-year-old Pleasanton resident; he is 28 years old.

NEWS RELEASE 📃 MAN IN CUSTODY AFTER SHOOTING HOMICIDE ow.ly/GFoX50WH22I

It's the first day of school, and our SROs are excited to see you on campus! When traveling near school zones, please remember: 🔹 Watch your speed. 🚙💨 🔹 Slow down in residential areas. 🏘 🔹 Always stop when directed by a traffic sign or a designated crossing guard. 🚸

A record-breaking turnout! 🥳 Yesterday, we were honored to celebrate National Night Out at over 50 incredible block parties across our city. Each neighborhood welcomed us with energy and community spirit. Thank you, Pleasanton!

News Release 📃 Update: Animal Abuse Allegations Investigation. The Pleasanton Police Department has completed its investigation into the reported animal abuse allegations and the subsequent shooting incident. ow.ly/3uqe50WyBHZ

Congratulations to Officer Cabral on receiving another MADD Award! This marks his third time being recognized for his outstanding efforts in making numerous DUI arrests in Pleasanton. In 2024 alone, he made 19 arrests, and we’re proud of his continued dedication. Thank you for helping keep our community safe! 👏