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Call If You Can, Text If You Can’t
The Santa Rosa Police Department is now offering Text to 9-1-1 services to residents to report emergencies who are deaf, hard of hearing or have a speech disability, or who cannot safely call 9-1-1 in a dangerous situation. Read on... -
Know Your Designated Evacuation Zone
While Santa Rosa is NOT currently threatened by any fires, we are expediting the release of our Designated Evacuation Zone (DEZ) map for large-scale mass evacuations, to clear up evacuation zone questions for City of Santa Rosa residents. Read on... -
Public Safety Subcommittee Meeting
View details and information on how to participate in the next Public Safety Subcommittee Meeting set to take place this Friday, August 7 at 9:00 a.m. Read on... -
Statement from Chief Navarro
Response to the Sonoma County Commission on Human Rights Report Read on... -
Setting the Record Straight
SRPD is setting the record straight and answering questions about "rape kits" Read on... -
Update on SRPD’s Commitment to Action
SRPD has created a new webpage to increase transparency and make policy information more readily available. Read on... -
Changes to Nixle Communication Service
Questions about recent Nixle alerts? Here's what you need to know. Read on... -
Watch Live at 3pm: Sonoma County Mayors & Police Chiefs Press Conference
Mayors representing the nine incorporated cities in Sonoma County, along with local law enforcement Chiefs and Congressman Mike Thompson, are holding a joint press conference on Wednesday, June 10, 2020, in Sonoma County. Read on... -
City of Santa Rosa Unveils Santa Rosa Community Empowerment Plan, Starting Point for Ongoing Change
The City of Santa Rosa unveiled a proactive plan to address Santa Rosa Police Department (SRPD) policies and practices through a strategic process guided with community input – the Santa Rosa Community Empowerment Plan. Read on... -
Santa Rosa Police Department Stops Use of Carotid Restraint as a Use-of-Force Procedure
Change Follows Ongoing Input and Discussions Between City, Police, and Community Leaders Read on... -
A Message from Police Chief Rainer Navarro on his Commitment to the Santa Rosa Community
Police Chief Rainer Navarro provides an update on some of the actions he has taken in an effort to move forward with collaborating and engaging with the community. Read on... -
SRPD Resumes Regular Usage of Nixle
Previously reported technical issues with Nixle have been resolved Read on... -
Chief Update (6.3.20)
A message from Police Chief Navarro Read on... -
Tuesday (6/2) Protest Updates and Incident Information
From the Santa Rosa Police Department Read on... -
SRPD Updates: June 2, 2020
Due to service outages and message delays with Nixle, residents are being advised to follow this page for traffic and incident updates. Read on... -
A Message from Police Chief Ray Navarro (6.2.20)
Update from Police Chief Navarro regarding the citywide curfew, enforcement, and yesterday's protest. Read on... -
Monday (6/1) Protest Updates and Incident Information
From the Santa Rosa Police Department Read on... -
Mandatory Citywide Curfew To Begin June 1, 2020, At 8 P.M. in Santa Rosa
City Manager Declares Local Emergency Following Incidents of Violence and Vandalism Read on... -
A Message from Police Chief Ray Navarro about the May 30th Protests in Santa Rosa (5.31.20)
Santa Rosa Police Chief Ray Navarro's message following May 30 peaceful protests during the day and damage done within the City during the night. Read on... -
Important Message from SRPD: Planned Protest Tonight (May 31)
SRPD calls for a peaceful protest in the downtown area, as well as asks local businesses, residents and protestors to plan accordingly, or stay home. Read on... -
SRPD’s Role in Enforcing the Health Officers Orders within Santa Rosa City Limits
A Message from Chief Rainer Navarro Read on... -
A Message from the Police Chief (3.30.20)
Santa Rosa Police Chief Rainer Navarro discusses two additional COVID-19 positive test results for employees of the Santa Rosa Police Department. Read on... -
A Message from the Police Chief (3.27.20)
Today, Santa Rosa Police Chief Rainer Navarro announced two more police officers tested positive for COVID-19 after reporting the first three positive cases on Tuesday, March 24. Read on...
IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY, PLEASE CALL 9-1-1
IF THIS IS NOT AN EMERGENCY BUT YOU NEED POLICE ASSISTANCE, CALL THE NON-EMERGENCY LINE: 707-528-5222
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CITIZEN COMMENDATIONS OR COMPLAINTS
The Santa Rosa Police Department is committed to providing quality service to the community and welcomes feedback, including critical comments about employee performance. If a citizen has a complaint or commendation, it may be made in person, by phone, by email or fax, and may be anonymous. The following options are available:
- Mail or drop off a letter to the Police Department at 965 Sonoma Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95404.
- Call (707) 543-3559, (checked Monday thru Thursday, daytime hours, do not use for emergencies, see above)
- Send an email to srpdinfo@srcity.org (checked Monday thru Friday, daytime hours, do not use for emergencies, see above)
- Pickup a commendation/complaint form, in English or Spanish, from the Police Department lobbies.
- Download a commendation/complaint form. Forms are available in either English or Spanish.
INSTRUCCIONES PARA PRESENTAR RECONOCIMIENTOS/QUEJAS
El Departamento de Policia de Santa Rosa está comprometido a proveer un alto nivel de servicio a la comunidad y agradece comentarios y criticas acerca del desempeño de sus empleados. Si un miembro de la comunidad tiene una queja o un reconocimiento, se puede realizar esta en persona, por teléfono, por correo electrónico, o facsímile. No es necesario revelar su identidad. Las siguientes opciones están disponibles:
- Correspondencia por correo postal o dejada en persona a la siguiente dirección: Departamento de Policia de Santa Rosa, 965 Sonoma Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95404.
- Llamar al (707) 543-3559.
- Correo electrónico a srpdinfo@srcity.org.
- Recoger un formulario de reconocimientos/queja en inglés o español del área de recepción del cuartel.
- Bajar de la red un formulario de reconocimientos/queja en inglés o español.