Welcome 2017 with a Safe New Year's Eve!
We will celebrate New Year's Eve tonight and there are a number of things to consider when it comes to celebrating safely. Here are a few things to think about for our New Years celebrations: • Don't Drink and Drive! •Use a designated driver , or if need be, c…
Trending in Arrests
Each week, we will post an arrest of interest pointing toward arrest and crime trends within Arcadia. Drug arrests are often found in our weekly logs and many stem from traffic stops and other contacts. Kristoffer D. Kohl, a 43-year-old male from Fontana was stopped fo…
Weekly Activity Highlights for December 18 - 24, 2016
https://www.arcadiaca.gov/home/showdocument?id=8918
In Town for the Rose Parade or Rose Bowl Game?
Visitors in town for the parade or big game? Have a friend staying at one of our local hotels? Nixle is a great resource for those living in town or visitors to the area. The two major agencies responsible for Tournament of Roses activity both have Nixle accounts a…
Weekly Tip - Slow Down!
In 2016, there have been approximately 939 traffic collisions reported in the City of Arcadia. Of these collisions, unsafe speed was the primary collision factor in at least 137 of the accidents. Traditionally, speed has played a role in a high percentages of collisi…
Upcoming DUI/Driver's License Checkpoint
Upcoming DUI/Driver’s License Checkpoint The Arcadia Police Department will be hosting a DUI/Driver’s License checkpoint within the City of Arcadia. The checkpoint will run from 6:00PM Friday, December 30th through 2:00AM December 31 st .. One of the goals of our enf…
Expect Traffic Delays in Arcadia Today
The day after Christmas is sure to bring many visitors, shoppers, and racing fans to the City of Arcadia. The Westfield Santa Anita Mall will be filled with people seeking sales, exchanges, and returns. The Santa Anita Race Track comes to life once again, with op…
Merry Christmas 2016
Merry Christmas to All! From our house to yours!
Happy Hanukkah 2016!
Wishing the best during the celebration of Hanukkah!
Holiday Hours for Records Section
The Arcadia Police Department Records Section will close at 6:00 p.m. on both Christmas Eve and New Years Eve, remaining closed on Christmas Day and New Years Day. The Records Section will reopen at 6:00 a.m. on Monday, December 26, 2016, and again on Monday, January 2…
Last Minute Shopping? Think About Your Personal Safety!
Our personal safety is something that we should always be considering, especially when out in public. The shopping season is in full swing and our shopping centers will be packed these last days before Christmas Here are some tips and thoughts on steps you can take to…
New "Pixel" OS For PC And Mac Breathes New Life Into Old Computers
Pixel is a lightweight operating system with a clean desktop UI, and is now available for PC or Mac users who might want to throw old hardware into renewed service. The lightweight Linux-based OS now comes as a downloadable image you can either burn to a DVD or load on…
Trending in Arrests
Each week, we will post an arrest of interest pointing toward arrest and crime trends within Arcadia. Package Theft and Bait Package Arrests continue...'tis the season. This week's post is highlighted arrest where the theft of an APD bait package lead to a mult…
Weekly Activity Highlights for December 11 - 17, 2016
https://www.arcadiaca.gov/home/showdocument?id=8902
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
This Holiday Season, The Arcadia Police Department Is Looking For Drunk Drivers Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over This holiday season, The Arcadia Police Department will be out looking for drunk & drugged drivers as part of a special year-end Drive Sober or Get Pul…
Weekly Tip - Pedestrians, Crosswalks, and Right-of-Way
A common concern that comes to the attention of the Traffic Bureau is drivers failing to yield to pedestrians. We have seen several pedestrian involved collisions in recent weeks, so, this is a good time to remind drivers and pedestrians alike of safety precautions. Pe…
Trending in Arrests This Week
Each week, we will post an arrest of interest pointing toward arrest and crime trends within Arcadia. This week's case is an arrest of two suspects who were booked on suspicion of Grand Theft (GPS Bait Package), Identity Theft, and Possession of Controlled Substanc…
Weekly Activity Highlights for December 4 - 10, 2016
https://www.arcadiaca.gov/home/showdocument?id=8867
Christmas Care Pack for K9 Officer Zoli
Christmas came a bit early for K9 Officer Zoli and his handler, Officer Foulks! They received a care pack from Isabella at K9 Warriors containing an indestructible ball, doggie blanket, shampoo, insect repellent, doggie treats, and a night watch kit for Officer Foulk…
Weekly Tip - Give Your Alarm a Check-Up?
Do you have an alarm on your home or business? Take the time to check your system and make sure it is in proper working order. Call your alarm monitoring company before testing the alarm system. If there is an issue with the system, get it repaired. Not only will you h…
Holiday Suspension of Overnight Parking Enforcement
Residents and visitors will not have to obtain temporary overnight parking permits for passenger vehicles parked on the City streets from Sunday night, December 18, 2016, through Sunday morning, January 8, 2017. This permit suspension affords the community the opportun…
Weekly Activity Highlights for November 27 - December 3, 2016
https://www.arcadiaca.gov/home/showdocument?id=8829
Weekly Tip - Parking Lot Survival Tips for the Holidays
The holiday season is upon us - and with that brings large crowds and parking lots filled with anxious shoppers! Private property accidents contribute to a number of our calls for service during the holiday season and most of these incidents are avoidable. Here are som…
Report Suspicious Activity - Help Prevent Residential Burglary!
The Arcadia Police Department serves a population of approximately 57,000+ residents, numerous business and commercial locations, all within about 11 square miles. As expected, the men and women of the department cannot actively police every square inch of our city at …
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