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2024 ANNUAL REPORT

GLENDALE POLICE DEPARTMENT

TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the Chief of Police 1 Office of the Chief of Police 3 Mission, Vision, and Values 4 Organizational Chart 5 Personnel Data and Demographics 6 Patrol Bureau 8 Investigative Services Division 12 Traffic Bureau 18 Parking and Police Services Bureau 22 Community Outreach Resources and Engagement Bureau 24 Specialized Services Bureau 32 Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) 38 Crisis Negotiation Team (CNT) 39 Custody Bureau 40 Communications Bureau 42 Records Bureau and Property Bureau 44 Professional Standards Bureau 46 Training Bureau 50 Verdugo Regional Crime Laboratory 54 Wireless Communications Bureau 58 Budget and Finance Bureau 60 2024 New Police Officers 62 2024 New Professional Staff 63 2024 Promotions 64 2024 Retirees 65 2024 Awards and Recognitions 66 Police-Community Advisory Panel 68 Crime Prevention Programs and Resources 69

Data in this report is considered accurate at the time of distribution and subject to change without notice.

MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF OF POLICE Thank you for taking the time to read the Glendale Police Department’s 2024 Annual Report. Transparency is a core value that guides everything we do, reinforcing our commitment to accountability and excellence. As the law enforcement agency for one of the safest cities in the nation, we hold ourselves to the highest standards, constantly striving to set the benchmark for professional policing. Our goal is to be a worldclass organization, delivering exceptional public safety services with integrity, innovation, and dedication to the Glendale community.

Police Chief Manuel Cid

This annual report highlights both our achievements and challenges in 2024, showcasing the dedication of our personnel and our commitment to proactive policing. It reflects our unwavering focus on professionalism, community partnerships, and forward-thinking strategies that enhance public safety. As we continue to evolve, we remain dedicated to ensuring Glendale remains a safe and thriving city for all.

The year 2024 brought significant advancements for the Glendale Police Department, with key investments that will shape the future of public safety in our city. The purchase of a new police helicopter enhances our response capabilities, ensuring officers can reach critical incidents more quickly and effectively. Our newly launched Real Time Intelligence Center (R.T.I.C.) harnesses cutting-edge technology to provide real-time, actionable intelligence to first responders and support ongoing investigations. Traffic safety also remained a priority, with our motorcycle officers with our Street Racing Task Force conducting targeted enforcement efforts that led to multiple arrests for reckless driving and illegal street racing. Additionally, for the first time in years, we achieved full staffing of our sworn personnel, assembling a diverse and highly skilled team committed to crime prevention and community engagement. Looking ahead to 2025 and beyond, the Glendale Police Department is focused on strengthening our force and expanding our capabilities. As part of the Glendale Safe initiative, we will be adding 23 new police officers to meet the growing safety needs of our community. This effort will enhance high-visibility policing and strategic enforcement, providing residents with greater peace of mind. These initiatives align with our newly developed four-year Strategic Plan, which outlines a clear and actionable path toward advancing our mission of protecting Glendale, preserving your trust, and maximizing our potential to serve Glendale effectively. None of this would be possible without the support of our community and the dedication of our skilled and committed staff, who continue to rise to the challenge of an ever-evolving public safety landscape. We are deeply grateful for the trust and collaboration you’ve placed in us. Together, we are building a safer Glendale through the highest standards of professional policing and a shared commitment to the well-being of our city. Thank you for your ongoing support, Glendale. Stay safe, stay vigilant. Glendale Police Department | 2024 ANNUAL REPORT | 1

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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE

Deputy Chief Andrew Jenks

Captain Robert William

Captain Rafael Quintero

Captain Alex Krikorian

Commander Sheryl Davis-Moore

Lieutenant Steve Corrigan

Support Services Division

Field Services Division

Investigative Services Division

Administrative Services Division

Public Information Officer

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MISSION, VISION, AND VALUES

MISSION STATEMENT

It is our mission to protect Glendale, preserve trust, and maximize our potential.

DEPARTMENT VISION

It is the vision of the Glendale Police Department to be a world-class organization, focused on providing the highest quality of professional policing services to our community, while striving to be at the forefront of law enforcement.

ORGANIZATIONAL VALUES

Employee Wellness and Development | Professionalism Proactive Policing | Community Partnerships | Innovation

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ORGANIZATIONAL CHART Office of the Chief / Media Relations

CHIEF OF POLICE

General Counsel

Professional Standards Bureau

Deputy Chief of Police

Training Bureau Transparency, Audits, and Accountability

Internal Affairs Background Investigations Police Cadets

Administrative Services Division Commander

Field Services Division Commander

Investigative Services Division Commander

Support Services Division Commander

Budget Bureau

Patrol Bureau

Criminal Investigations Bureau

Traffic Bureau

Communications Bureau

Group A

Robbery & Homicide

Parking and Police Services Bureau

Facilities

Group B

Assaults

Community Outreach Resources & Engagement

Wireless Services

Group C

Burglary / Auto Theft

Downtown Policing Unit

Technology

Group D

Financial Crimes

Community Relations Team

Verdugo Regional Crime Lab

Emergency Operations Manager

Special Investigations Bureau

Records Bureau

Custody Bureau

Vice / Narcotics

Explorers

Intelligence

Homeless Outreach Psychological Evaluation Team

Real Time Intelligence Center

Specialized Services Bureau

Court Services

Air Support

Property Bureau

Field Training Program

School Resource Officer

K-9 Special Enforcement Detail

SWAT / CNT

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PERSONNEL DATA AND DEMOGRAPHICS SWORN STAFF

87.45%

12.55%

Officer

Sergeant

Lieutenant

Captain

Deputy Chief

Chief

TOTAL

Male

157

209

Female

TOTAL

183

239

PROFESSIONAL STAFF Part-Time

Staff

Supervisor

Manager

Commander

TOTAL

Male

30.83%

69.17%

Female

TOTAL

133

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GLENDALE POLICE DEPARTMENT STAFF

68.28%

31.72%

Armenian / Middle Eastern

Asian / Pacific Islander

Black

Hispanic

White

TOTAL

Male

107

68.28%

Female

31.72%

TOTAL

136

140

372

TOTAL %

15.05%

7.80%

2.96%

36.56%

37.63%

100.00%

2024 GLENDALE POLICE DEPARTMENT POSITIONS Sworn Positions

Professional Positions

Officer

Sergeant

Lieutenant

Captain

Deputy Chief

Chief

TOTAL

195

248

Part-Time

Staff

Supervisor

Manager

Commander

TOTAL

153

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110,162 Calls for Service

6,046 Arrests Made

216

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PATROL BUREAU The Patrol Bureau serves as the backbone of law enforcement, maintaining a visible and dedicated presence to ensure public safety throughout the Glendale community. Patrol officers demonstrate unwavering commitment and professionalism through proactive patrols, crime deterrence, and rapid emergency response. Their responsibilities include enforcing laws, responding to service calls, conducting traffic enforcement, and engaging with the community to build trust and promote safety. Additionally, officers document incidents, initiate investigations, gather evidence, and prepare detailed reports for legal proceedings. The Bureau also oversees the field training officer program, ensuring that new officers receive thorough training to uphold the highest standards of service and excellence.

Lieutenant Vahe Abramyan

Lieutenant Kevin Dizon

Lieutenant Ernesto Gaxiola

Lieutenant Mark Hess

Lieutenant Christopher Spencer

Lieutenant Tigran Topadzhikyan

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2:37 4:24

Dispatch to Scene (Emergency)

Dispatch to Scene (Non-Emergency)

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114 39 11

Dual Response From GPD and GFD for Overdose

Suspicion of Opioid Overdose Narcan Administered by GPD

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Lieutenant Manny Fernandez

Lieutenant Sean Riley

INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES DIVISION The Investigative Services Division (ISD) plays a critical role in managing criminal investigations from initial follow-up to case filing and court proceedings. This division consists of specialized units such as the Vice/Narcotics Unit, the Pacific Southwest Regional Fugitive Task Force, Court Services, the Financial Crimes Unit, the Burglary/Auto Theft Unit, the Assaults Unit, and the Robbery-Homicide Unit, all dedicated to providing expert investigative support. ISD also manages the Real-Time Intelligence Center (R.T.I.C.), utilizing technology to deliver real-time intelligence to first responders, enhancing situational awareness and improving response effectiveness.

14,396

Investigations Conducted Photo Credit: Subpar Production

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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS AND SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS BUREAUS The Robbery-Homicide Unit (RHD) focuses on solving major crimes, including robberies, homicides, assaults causing severe injury, and criminal threats. The Assaults Unit works closely with victims of violent crimes such as domestic violence, child abuse, and sexual offenses. Detectives in this unit also participate in the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force, investigating online crimes involving child exploitation. The Burglary/Auto Theft Unit addresses commercial and residential burglaries, grand thefts, auto thefts, vandalism, and arson cases. The Financial Crimes Unit investigates identity theft, fraud, real estate crimes, and complex financial cases, collaborating with law enforcement and financial institutions to prevent and combat these crimes. The Court Services Unit, staffed by trained professionals, supports court processes by filing criminal cases with the District Attorney’s Office and assisting detectives with discovery requests. The Vice/Narcotics Unit works to dismantle drug trafficking organizations and reduce drug-related crime, addressing the social and health impacts of drug abuse. Additionally, the Pacific Southwest Regional Fugitive Task Force, a multi-agency team led by the U.S. Marshal Service, locates, apprehends, and transports fugitives, focusing on high-risk apprehensions, warrant executions, and extraditions. Lastly, the Criminal Intelligence Unit/FBI Organized Crime Task Force, collaborates with multiple agencies to dismantle organized crime networks and prosecute both local and federal cases across Southern California, ensuring serious violent crimes receive federal indictment when state prosecution is not possible. In 2024, numerous state cases resulted in federal indictments.

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1,150

Robbery-Homicide Unit cases

2,250 Assaults Unit cases

4,549

Burglary/Auto Theft Unit cases

1,466

Financial Crimes Unit cases

963

Vice/Narcotics Unit cases

2,388

Court Services Unit cases

363

Fugitive Task Force arrests

Criminal Intelligence / Organized Crime Task Force cases

The Glendale Police Department, in collaboration with the Los Angeles Regional Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, actively participated in Operation Online Guardian, a proactive investigation conducted between August 12 and August 23, 2024. This multi-agency operation spanned 5 counties in Southern California and involved 102 affiliate law enforcement agencies. The Glendale Police Department played a crucial role in identifying and apprehending individuals targeting children online. A news conference was held to highlight the arrests made during the operation and to provide the community with essential Internet safety resources to help protect children from online predators.

2,098 pounds Cocaine Seized

320 pounds

Methamphetamine Seized

130,230 pills 3.25 pounds Fentanyl Seized

Heroin Seized

2 pounds

$2,761,380

525 pounds

Fentanyl Powder Seized

Marijuana Seized

Money Seized

Guns Seized

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REAL TIME INTELLIGENCE CENTER The Real-Time Intelligence Center (R.T.I.C.) at the Glendale Police Department officially launched on November 13, 2024, marking a significant advancement in the Department’s commitment to leveraging technology for public safety. By integrating livestream video, advanced analytical software, and fostering strong public-private partnerships, the R.T.I.C. serves as a centralized hub for real-time information sharing and seamless collaboration with Glendale’s partner agencies. Designed to provide actionable intelligence to first responders, the R.T.I.C. equips patrol officers, supervisors, and managers with critical video and data insights, enabling safer and more efficient

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responses. In addition to enhancing situational awareness during critical incidents, the R.T.I.C. plays a vital role in addressing quality-of-life concerns and responding swiftly to emerging crime trends. By integrating cutting-edge technology, the R.T.I.C. enhances the capabilities of the Investigative Services Division, providing valuable support during criminal investigations. Through improved intelligence gathering and analysis, R.T.I.C. staff empower officers with the critical information needed to enhance preparedness, optimize response strategies, and effectively manage critical incidents and community events.

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Lieutenant Pete Robinson

TRAFFIC BUREAU The Traffic Bureau oversees traffic enforcement, education, and the investigation of traffic collisions and traffic-related offenses. With a team of officers on motorcycles, and patrol vehicles, the Bureau also handles specialized DUI enforcement, parking enforcement, front desk operations, safety education, special event permitting and planning, Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) grant management, vehicle impound releases, and tow operator contract management. Their multifaceted approach ensures the safety and smooth flow of traffic throughout Glendale.

20,775 Citations Written

367

DUI Arrests

1,601

Traffic Collisions Investigated

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DUI CHECKPOINTS AND SATURATIONS

69 2,963 17 6 4

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Field Sobriety Tests Administered Drivers Contacted at Checkpoints DUI Arrests (Alcohol Only) DUI Arrests (Drug Only) Crime Arrests (Felony in Custody)

OTS* GRANT OPERATIONS

751 26 4 15 399 19 11

Citations Written DUI Arrests DUI Checkpoints DUI Saturations Speed Citations Issued

Traffic-Related Enforcements Conducted Community Education Campaigns

*The Glendale Police Department was awarded a $314,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS). The grant will support ongoing enforcement and education programs to help reduce the number of serious injuries and deaths on our roads.

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Tina Hartoonian Parking and Police Services Administrator

PARKING AND POLICE SERVICES BUREAU The Parking and Police Services Bureau manages parking enforcement to ensure safe and accessible parking across the City. It also oversees field and front desk police operations, providing direct assistance and resources to the community. Additionally, the Bureau manages contracted services, including parking enforcement vendors and towing operations, to maintain high service standards and efficient coordination.

4,126

120,886

480

2,118

GPD Parking Citations Issued

SP Plus Parking Citations Issued

Reports Written

Temporary No Parking Signs Checked

3,060

1,300

438

136

Abandoned Vehicle Requests

Impound Releases

Vehicles Towed

Impound Hearings

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Lieutenant Shawn Milligan

COMMUNITY OUTREACH RESOURCES AND ENGAGEMENT BUREAU The Community Outreach Resources and Engagement (CORE) Bureau plays a pivotal role in strengthening the relationship between the Glendale Police Department and the community it serves. Home to the Downtown Policing Unit (DPU), Community Relations Team (CRT), and Homeless Outreach and Psychological Evaluation Team (HOPE), this Bureau focuses on fostering positive community interactions and addressing a wide range of concerns. The CORE Bureau enhances public safety by offering school resource support through School Resource Officers, providing vital mental health assistance, and ensuring proactive retail enforcement in Glendale’s vibrant downtown business district. Through these efforts, the Bureau promotes a safer, more supportive environment for residents, visitors, and local businesses alike. By engaging with the community in meaningful ways, the CORE Bureau fosters trust, collaboration, and a shared commitment to improving quality of life across the city.

310

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DOWNTOWN POLICING UNIT The Downtown Policing Unit (DPU) plays a crucial role in enhancing public safety within Glendale’s business district, including the Americana at Brand and Glendale Galleria. Through proactive patrols and collaboration with local businesses, the DPU focuses on crime prevention and addresses safety concerns. By working closely with business owners and community members, the unit fosters positive relationships, builds trust, and ensures a secure environment for residents, visitors, and retailers. This collaborative approach helps create a safer, more vibrant downtown area for all.

2,182

Calls for Service

1,058 Reports Taken

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718

Retail Theft Arrests

COMMUNITY RELATIONS TEAM The Community Relations Team focuses on community engagement to improve safety and quality of life. Officers build meaningful relationships with organizations, neighborhood watch groups, businesses, and residents to address local challenges collaboratively. Through these partnerships, the team promotes open communication, encourages problem-solving, and strengthens public trust in the Glendale Police Department. The Community Relations Team participated in City events, including, but not limited to: • Glendale Police Open House • Child Safety Car Seat Installation • Coffee-with-a-Cop • Kiwanis Crime and Safety Presentation • National Night Out • Verdugo Hills Hospital Health Fair • Vartavar Water Festival • Armenian American Museum Festival • Concerts in the Park • Filipino Heritage Month Celebration • Cruise Night • Adult Recreation Center Food Distribution • Brand Park Cleanup • Glendale Unified School Visits In addition to these events, the Community Relations Team conducts ongoing outreach efforts aimed at fostering inclusivity and understanding across Glendale’s diverse population. Through consistent engagement and a proactive approach, the team continues to strengthen community ties and needs of the City.

SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS School Resource Officers (SROs) play an essential role in fostering safe, supportive, and inclusive learning environments for Glendale’s students. Dedicated SROs work closely with the Glendale Unified School District, serving 34 schools across the community. Beyond ensuring campus safety, they build meaningful connections with students, parents, and educators. Through impactful programs such as the Explorer Program, Students Training as Role Models (STAR), Youth Empowerment Project (YEP), and the School Attendance Review Board, SROs promote positive engagement and mentorship. Their work cultivates trust, accountability, and personal growth, contributing to a school culture where students feel supported and empowered to succeed academically

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BRISKET In January 2024, the Glendale Police Department welcomed its newest team member, Brisket, a Canine Companions Facility Dog. Canine Companions is renowned for providing expertly trained service and facility dogs. Before completing his training, Brisket was sponsored by the Los Angeles Chargers and Lazy Dog Restaurants. As a “Charger Pup,” he attended games and interacted with players on the practice field. Brisket now works alongside his handler, Police Services Officer Amy Tate, supporting both the Glendale Police Department and the community. His calming presence provides comfort to victims and witnesses during interviews and court proceedings, while also helping individuals cope with grief, reduce stress after traumatic events, and build trust with children. Brisket regularly visits senior citizens and engages with the public at community events, fostering positive connections and promoting emotional wellbeing. His approachable demeanor helps break down barriers, reinforcing the Department’s commitment to compassion.

COMMUNITY ACADEMY The Community Academy is a 11-session program that provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of law enforcement. Through engaging presentations delivered by police officers, detectives, and professional staff, participants gain valuable insight into various facets of the Department, including patrol procedures, investigations, and community outreach efforts. This unique opportunity allows attendees to better understand how the Department operates and how its work contributes to maintaining Glendale’s reputation as one of the safest cities in California and the nation. Additionally, participants learn about the Department’s collaborative partnership with the City to ensure a safe and thriving environment for residents, businesses, and visitors. Graduates of the program leave with a deeper appreciation for the dedication of law enforcement professionals and a stronger bond with their community. 28 | 2024 ANNUAL REPORT | Glendale Police Department

Learn more about the Programs and Academies offered by the Glendale Police Department.

EXPLORER PROGRAM The Explorer Program is designed for students aged 14-20 years old who are passionate about pursuing a career in law enforcement. Participants meet weekly to learn foundational law enforcement techniques and principles. They complete an Explorer Academy and participate in various community activities. Explorers earn community service hours, join police officers on Ride-Alongs, compete in Explorer events, and engage in other enriching experiences that prepare them for future careers in law enforcement.

TEEN ACADEMY The Teen Academy is a six-week program designed for 16-18 year olds, offering a dynamic, handson learning experience that deepens their understanding of law enforcement. Students engage with members from various bureaus, including the Detective Bureau, Traffic Bureau, and specialized units such as SWAT, Crisis Negotiations, Forensics, and the K-9 program. They tour the police station, participate in practical demonstrations, and take part in simulator exercises. Beyond gaining valuable insights into law enforcement, the academy fosters communication between youth and the Glendale Police Department. Students also earn community service hours as part of their involvement in the Teen Academy.

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HOMELESS OUTREACH AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION (HOPE) TEAM The Glendale Police Department provides critical outreach to the city’s homeless population through its Homeless Outreach and Psychological Evaluation (HOPE) program. This program has achieved remarkable success in helping individuals transition from homelessness to permanent housing. Through grant funding and strong community partnerships, the department provides essential services to those in need, including during evenings and weekends. The HOPE Team works closely with service providers to connect unhoused individuals with the most appropriate resources, ensuring sustained support and care.

Enrollment 69 New in HOPE

Existing Enrollment in HOPE

Enrollment 242 Refused in HOPE Outreach 320 Proactive to Offer Services

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Encampments Cleaned Up

MENTAL HEALTH LIAISON OFFICERS 478

461

103

Referrals Made to Persons With Mental Health Issues

Mental Health Cases Followed up and Closed

Adult Psychiatric Holds Placed

13 Minor Psychiatric Holds Placed

MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING HOURS The Glendale Police Department has invested significant hours in specialized mental health training to enhance officers’ ability to approach sensitive mental health situations with empathy and proficiency. This training ensures safer interactions and better outcomes for both individuals in crisis and responding officers. The Department reinforces its commitment to protecting vulnerable populations and fostering trust within the community.

SUBSTANCE ABUSE & WELLNESS RESOURCE PROGRAM The Substance Abuse and Wellness Resource Program aims to provide accessible mental health and substance abuse resources to strengthen children, youth, families, and communities. The program collaborates with Glendale Unified School District staff, students, and families to address substance abuse concerns. CORE Bureau officers also partner with the Narcotics Bureau to provide education on fentanyl and substance abuse at various community and school events. The program’s goals include empowering youth and families, raising awareness about substance misuse, providing targeted psychoeducation on substance abuse, reducing stigma associated with addiction, and assisting individuals with narcotics and mental health-related challenges.

Learn more about the Substance Abuse and Wellness Resource Program

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Lieutenant Danny Fernandez

SPECIALIZED SERVICES BUREAU The Specialized Services Bureau, which includes the Special Enforcement Detail (SED), K-9 Detail, and Air Support Unit, is committed to proactive law enforcement and high-level enforcement operations. This Bureau utilizes specialized skills to effectively manage critical incidents, support apprehension efforts, and enhance overall public safety. By working collaboratively with other units, the Bureau ensures quick and efficient responses to complex situations. Additionally, the Bureau plays a key role in fostering strong, positive relationships with the Glendale community, ensuring that public safety efforts are aligned with the community’s needs and priorities. Their focus on both enforcement and engagement helps create a safer, more connected environment for all.

Probation/Parole Compliance Checks

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SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT DETAIL (SED) The Special Enforcement Detail (SED) plays a critical role in enhancing community safety through proactive street operations and ensuring compliance with parole and probation terms. As the Department’s dedicated proactive force, SED provides invaluable support to investigative teams by conducting surveillance, executing search and arrest warrants, and strengthening ongoing investigations. With unwavering dedication to public safety, SED addresses complex law enforcement challenges and works diligently to keep our neighborhoods safe. Their expertise and commitment allow them to adapt to emerging threats while maintaining a strong presence in the community.

639 Arrests

669

Reports Generated

315

Narcotic Related Arrests

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K-9 DETAIL The Canine (K-9) Program enhances the Department’s ability to serve and protect the community by utilizing highly trained handler-and-canine teams. These teams play a crucial role in managing critical incidents, locating missing persons or contraband, and apprehending violent offenders. Beyond their operational contributions, the K-9 teams foster positive relationships between the Department and the public by participating in community events and educational programs.

Deployments

Suspect Searches

106

Arrests (K-9 on Scene)

2 Dante

Gun Related Searches

Storm

Narcotics Related Searches

Self-Surrenders (De-escalation)

Community Events Attended

658 Bronco

Training Hours

Tess

The cost for the new K9s, training, equipment, veterinary treatment, and kenneling for the dogs is provided by generous donations from our community to the Glendale Police Foundation, a non-profit organization that helps the Department raise necessary funds. Without these donations the Department would not be able to provide the level of protection and service these dogs give to the community.

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AIR SUPPORT UNIT Since 2007, the cities of Glendale and Burbank have partnered to provide airborne law enforcement support through the Joint Air Support Unit (JASU). This collaborative unit enhances patrol operations by offering an aerial observation platform that supports ground units and improves response effectiveness. JASU’s versatility extends beyond patrol, assisting with specialized investigations, tactical police operations, fire department support, and emergency or logistical assistance for other city services. Through seamless collaboration and teamwork, JASU ensures that its aerial assets are used efficiently to serve the community in dynamic and diverse situations.

49 299 205 1,037 36 76% 55 5,474 37 1 28.82

Flights for Robbery Calls Flights for Burglary Calls Flights for Theft Calls

Flight Hours

Surveillance Flight Hours

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SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS (SWAT) The Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team is a highly specialized group of officers trained to handle critical incidents that exceed the capabilities of standard first responders. These incidents include hostage situations, barricaded suspects, sniper threats, terrorist activities, and other high-risk scenarios. SWAT teams are also deployed to execute high-risk search and arrest warrants where public and officer safety concerns require their expertise. Equipped with advanced training and resources, the SWAT Team is prepared to respond to any situation with precision and professionalism. Members of the SWAT Team are “on-call” to respond to any emergency requiring their services. This team is dedicated to the preservation of life and resolving situations peacefully.

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CRISIS NEGOTIATION TEAM (CNT) The Crisis Negotiation Team (CNT) consists of highly skilled officers specialized in high-risk situations and achieving safe outcomes. Comprised of officers and mental health advisors, CNT handles incidents involving hostages, barricaded individuals, and persons experiencing suicidal ideations. Working in close collaboration with the SWAT Team, CNT plays a pivotal role in resolving dangerous situations peacefully. Through advanced de-escalation techniques and crisis intervention strategies, CNT remains dedicated to protecting lives and ensuring positive outcomes during critical incidents.

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Lieutenant Ernesto Gaxiola Acting Jail Administrator

CUSTODY BUREAU The Custody Bureau oversees the operation of the Glendale Police Department’s state-of-the-art Type I Custody Facility, which spans 32,000 square feet and features 48 cells with 96 beds. As one of the busiest municipal jails in Los Angeles County, this facility ensures the safe and secure detention of detainees while maintaining high standards for facility operations. With a focus on security and efficiency, the Custody Bureau supports the Department’s mission by providing reliable and professional detention services that safeguard both detainees and staff.

3,827

Total Bookings

3,757

Adults Booked

Juveniles Booked

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208 1,037,788 Text Message Sessions

Radio Transmissions Handled by Dispatch

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Mary Gonzalez Police Communications Administrator

COMMUNICATIONS BUREAU The Communications Bureau serves as Glendale’s primary Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP), providing a vital link between the public and emergency services 24/7. Staffed by a dedicated team of police communications operators and supervisors, the bureau ensures that both emergency and non-emergency calls are managed promptly and accurately. Leveraging a sophisticated Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) system and multiple databases, the Communications Bureau enhances response times, streamlines operations, and strengthens the overall efficiency of public safety services.

196,718

Calls Handled

99.4%

All Calls Answered Within 10 Seconds

99.5%

911 Calls Answered Within 10 Seconds*

*California Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) mandates that 90% of all 911 calls be answered within 15 seconds.

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Gil Sandoval Police Records Administrator

RECORDS BUREAU PROPERTY BUREAU The Records Bureau and Property Bureau are vital components of the Department, ensuring seamless operations and strict compliance with legal standards. The Records Bureau is responsible for archiving and releasing crime and incident reports, providing 24-hour support to the public, government agencies, and police personnel, and ensuring accurate data entry into federal, state, and local systems. The Property Bureau oversees the secure intake, storage, and management of evidence, found property, and items held for safekeeping, maintaining a meticulous chain of custody and adherence to departmental policies and legal requirements.

13,212

Original Reports Processed

7,698

Property Items Received

216

Guns Booked

2,073

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Lieutenant Jason Ross

PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS BUREAU The Professional Standards Bureau is responsible for managing the Department’s hiring, recruitment, and personnel records while overseeing comprehensive background investigations. It includes the Internal Affairs Unit, which maintains the integrity and accountability of the Department by investigating both internal and external allegations of misconduct and addressing public complaints. The Bureau also organizes key Departmental events and ceremonies that foster unity and pride within the organization. Dedicated to excellence, the Professional Standards Bureau works to cultivate a highly professional and diverse workforce that reflects the values of the Glendale community.

3,940

Applications Received

264

Background Investigations Conducted

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INTERNAL AFFAIRS UNIT The Internal Affairs Unit plays a vital role in upholding the integrity and accountability of the Glendale Police Department. This unit thoroughly investigates both internal and external allegations of misconduct, ensuring that all concerns are addressed with fairness and transparency. In addition to handling public complaints, Internal Affairs oversees the proper management of Department personnel records, maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and trust within the organization. Through diligent oversight and impartial evaluations, the Internal Affairs Unit reinforces the Department’s commitment to ethical conduct and public service.

Citizen Complaints

Internal Investigations

Sustained: 3 No Misconduct: 50 Service Complaint/Citizen Inquiry: 13

Sustained: 6 No Misconduct: 9

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The Training Bureau completed construction of a state-of-the-art training room within the station. This room serves as a full-time defensive tactics mat room and also functions as a virtual reality training area, allowing officers to practice de-escalation, tactics, movement, and simulated police functions under stress in a virtual environment.

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Lieutenant Josh Wofford

TRAINING BUREAU The Training Bureau ensures that all Departmental training meets local, state, and federal requirements, covering critical areas such as de-escalation, safety protocols, CPR, firearms qualifications, legal updates, and emergency vehicle operations. Supported by approximately 65 POST-certified instructors, the Department remains largely self-sufficient in delivering high-quality training. The Bureau also conducts reviews of body-worn and in-car video footage, evaluates useof-force and vehicle pursuit reports, and manages essential programs, including the Reserve Officer Program, Police Chaplains, and Fleet Operations. The Bureau also oversees the Transparency, Audits, and Accountability Unit, which reinforces the department’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and compliance with legislative mandates. Through its commitment to continuous improvement, the Bureau ensures that all personnel are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform their duties effectively and safely.

5,846

Department Training Hours

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TRAINING HOURS The Training Bureau oversees policies and their corresponding training programs, ensuring they are updated to stay compliant with new legislation, evolving regulations, or best practices recommended by legal and medical experts. By staying proactive in identifying and addressing changes, the Bureau ensures that officers receive the most current and relevant training to meet the highest standards of professional policing.

Training hours are represented in Department-wide hours

692

144

736

224

368

First Aid / CPR Training

Domestic Violence Training

Rapid Response Training

Taser Update Training

Mobile Force Field Training

1,276

744

392

984

Arrest Control Tactics Training

Use of Force Training

Driving Training

Strategic Comm. Training

Firearms Training

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USE OF FORCE The Glendale Police Department conducts rigorous reviews of all use-of-force incidents to ensure compliance with legal standards, departmental policies, and training protocols. Each incident undergoes thorough evaluation at multiple levels, allowing the Department to swiftly identify and address any concerns. A quarterly use-of-force report is submitted to the Command Staff for comprehensive oversight, ensuring transparency and accountability. The Department monitors key categories of use-of-force incidents, including strikes, suspect injuries, takedowns, tool deployment, hobble applications, vehicle interventions, blood draws, K-9 apprehensions, and compelled fingerprinting. This multi-tiered approach reinforces accountability, promotes public trust, and supports the continuous improvement of policing practices to maintain safety for both officers and the community.

110,162 Calls for Service

138

0.12%

Use of Force Incidents

Calls for Service Resulting in Use of Force

Takedowns: 93 | Tools (Taser, Baton, 40mm rounds): 10 Hobble Application: 10 | Strike: 7 Vehicle: 5 | Forced Blood Draw for DUI: 3 Forced Finger Printing: 2 | K-9 Apprehension: 2

TRANSPARENCY, AUDITS, AND ACCOUNTABILITY The Transparency, Audits, and Accountability Unit is dedicated to ensuring the Glendale Police Department remains transparent and accountable to the public. By conducting regular internal audits and providing monthly and annual public reports, the unit highlights the Department’s commitment to openness and compliance with federal and state legislative mandates, including the Racial Identity Profiling Act (RIPA) and Assembly Bill 481. This level of transparency ensures that the Department’s operations are continuously reviewed, maintaining high standards of oversight and legal adherence. Through these efforts, the unit fosters trust and confidence within the community, emphasizing the Department’s commitment to ethical practices and strong public accountability.

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Dr. Catherine Nguyen Lab Director

VERDUGO REGIONAL CRIME LABORATORY The Verdugo Regional Crime Laboratory (VRCL) plays a vital role in supporting local, regional, and federal law enforcement agencies by providing a wide range of forensic services. The lab is equipped with specialized units, including the Forensic Biology Unit, Computer Forensics Unit, and Forensic Services Unit, each contributing their expertise to strengthen investigative efforts. With advanced capabilities in areas such as DNA analysis, latent print processing, NIBIN entries, and digital evidence examination, the VRCL remains at the forefront of forensic science. This cutting-edge technology allows the lab to produce reliable, scientifically sound evidence, significantly enhancing the Glendale Police Department’s ability to solve crimes, identify suspects, and ensure justice is served. In addition to its core services, the VRCL actively collaborates with other agencies, providing critical support in high-profile investigations and contributing to the overall safety and security of the community. By continuing to invest in advanced forensic techniques, the VRCL ensures that the department stays ahead in solving complex cases, ultimately promoting public safety and fostering confidence within the community.

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FORENSIC SERVICES UNIT The Forensic Services Unit provides essential support for both property crimes and crimes against persons, offering a wide range of services to assist in the investigative process. This includes expert photography and videography, fingerprint processing, and the meticulous detection, documentation, collection, interpretation, and preservation of physical evidence from crime scenes. Criminalists in this unit are also integral in capturing aerial photographs of major crime scenes, which play a crucial role in enhancing investigations and providing a comprehensive view of the scene. By utilizing these advanced techniques, the Forensic Services Unit contributes significantly to the thorough examination and resolution of cases.

120

Crime Scene Investigations

Latent Print Processing / Comparison

NIBIN Entry

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FORENSIC BIOLOGY UNIT 259

Cases Submitted

External Agencies Assisted

207

Profiles Entered into CODIS

107 CODIS Offender Hits

142 CODIS Case-To-Case Hits The Forensic Biology Unit specializes in the detection and identification of biological materials on evidentiary items, a process commonly known as “screening.” This unit handles DNA testing for various case types, with submissions categorized into three primary categories: blood, secretions (such as semen or saliva), and touch/wearer DNA. Through these processes, the Unit plays a vital role in linking suspects to crime scenes and providing valuable evidence for criminal investigations.

COMPUTER FORENSICS UNIT The Computer Forensics Unit applies detailed investigative and analytical techniques to digital devices, enabling the collection of evidence that is admissible in a court of law. The focus of this unit is on conducting systematic investigations that preserve a documented chain of custody, ensuring that the integrity of the evidence is maintained. The goal is to thoroughly analyze digital devices to determine what occurred, identify any potential digital footprints, and, when possible, pinpoint the individual responsible for the activity. This unit plays a crucial role in modern investigations, where digital evidence is increasingly critical in solving cases.

Attempted Homicide / Homicide

Child Molestation / Sexual Abuse

50 Burglary and Robbery

Other Crimes

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Gordon Arnold Wireless Systems Manager

WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS BUREAU

The Wireless Communications Bureau maintains Glendale’s communication infrastructure, ensuring reliable connectivity for public safety and City operations. Operating 5 mountaintop radio sites for wide-area coverage and 3 lowlevel neighborhood sites for enhanced signal strength, the Bureau manages an inventory of nearly 1,700 radios. As the lead agency for the Interagency Communications Interoperability (ICI) System Joint Powers Authority, Glendale plays a vital role in maintaining a network that seamlessly connects 22 cities across the region.

123 Departments and Agencies Affiliated With the Interagency Communications Interoperability (ICI) System

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Alison Finch Public Safety Business Administrator

BUDGET AND FINANCE BUREAU The Budget and Finance Bureau oversees the financial operations of the Department, ensuring fiscal accountability and operational efficiency. This Bureau manages budget preparation, requisitions, purchase orders, and contracts while also processing payroll and overseeing federal, state, and local grants. Additionally, it administers the alarm program, handles billing for task force operations and VRCL services, and processes revenue deposits. Through careful financial management, the Bureau ensures the Department remains fiscally responsible.

$137,883,863

FY 2024-2025 Police Budget

FY 2024-2025 Purchase Orders

FY 2024-2025 Contracts

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2024 NEW POLICE OFFICERS

Robert Brymer

Jake Calatayud

Kenneth Chapman

Joseph Cisneros

Caleb DiPaola

Connor Duncan

Chase Farrell

John Paul Gallegos

Nathalie Gil

Josh Ivory

Adrian Leal-Juarez Police Officer

Jazmin Lopez Velasquez Police Officer

Thomas Pugliese

Alex Rodriguez

Aaron Schweizer

Chris Shiley

Charles Tobin

Johnathan Urrutia

Catalina Valdez

Kevin Yoo

Police Officer

Jacob Younan Police Officer

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2024 NEW PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Jonathan Alarcon

Brenda Arson

Henry Balmaceda

Vilma Campos

Brandon Davis

Paulina Gras

Christyne Guillen

Sarineh Kazariane

Armine Khachikian

Caitlin Khudaverdyan

Sydney Leffler

Aracely Maldonado

Mark Martinez

Emma Moreno

Tracy Ostrich

Michele Panu

Jessica Patron

Areli Preciado

Wendy Rojas

Madeleine Santos

Police Cadet

Police Communications Operator

Hourly City Worker

Police Comm. Operator

Herma Scruggs

Police Communications Operator

Public Safety Business Assistant III

Police Comm. Operator

Police Custody Officer

Flor Silva

Police Cadet

Community Service Officer - Records

Executive Assistant

Police Cadet

Volunteer

Community Service Officer - Records

Hourly City Worker

Police Communications Operator

Nancy Stein

Community Service Officer - Records

Police Communications Shift Supervisor

Vage Tsaturyan

Police Services Officer

Hourly City Worker

Lab Intern/Volunteer

Police Communications Operator

Isabella Tweedy Police Cadet

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2024 PROMOTIONS

Vahe Abramyan

Erin Anderson

Justin Darby

Mariel Estipona

Paul Gandara

Ernesto Gaxiola

Michael Hagopian

Tina Hartoonian

Kevin Jacobs

Shamreen Khan

Alex Krikorian

Eric Meyer

Shawn Milligan

Araz Nazarian

Natalie Perez

Andres Rico

Linda Stamp

Anashe Varoujan

Olga Varouzian

Tamar Yepremian

Police Lieutenant

Police Captain

Police Sergeant

Police Communications Supervisor

Police Services Officer

Police Sergeant

Records Supervisor

Police Sergeant

Parking and Police Services Administrator

Police Lieutenant

Police Custody Supervisor

Senior Public Safety Business Assistant

Police Custody Supervisor

Investigative Analyst

Police Sergeant

Public Safety Business Assistant II

Police Communications Supervisor

Police Services Officer

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2024 RETIREES In 2024, we had the privilege of honoring the dedicated service of our retirees—both sworn officers and professional staff—who concluded their distinguished careers with the Glendale Police Department. Collectively, these individuals dedicated over 370 years of service to the Department, a true testament to their commitment and lasting impact. Their unwavering commitment and significant contributions have shaped not only our organization but also the community they served with pride. Whether on the front lines or in administrative, technical, or operational roles, each retiree played a vital role in advancing our mission and enhancing public safety. We extend our heartfelt gratitude for their years of service and wish them all the best as they embark on this well-deserved next chapter.

Danny Carver

Patrick Magtoto

Scott Byrne

James Flores

Victor Jackson

30 YEARS OF SERVICE

27 YEARS OF SERVICE

32 YEARS OF SERVICE

44 YEARS OF SERVICE

19 YEARS OF SERVICE

Police Lieutenant

Police Sergeant

Roman Fernandez

Brendon Idolor

Nikita Orloff

Xzavia Atkins

Juan Lopez

17 YEARS OF SERVICE

33 YEARS OF SERVICE

29 YEARS OF SERVICE

30 YEARS OF SERVICE

34 YEARS OF SERVICE

Police Officer

Garen Markosyan Custody Supervisor

29 YEARS OF SERVICE

Police Officer

Michele Ruacho

Police Communications Operator

34 YEARS OF SERVICE

Police Officer

Custody Supervisor

Jail Administrator

Steve Reid

City Resource Specialist

14 YEARS OF SERVICE

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2024 AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS The following award recipients were honored at the 2024 Glendale Police Foundation Awards Ceremony for their meritorious conduct and exemplary performance in serving the Glendale community.

Travis Batemen

Clay Bick

Justin Carlson

Kay Civille

David Coulter

OFFICER OF THE YEAR

LIFESAVING AWARD

VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

Detective

Police Officer

Volunteer

Jason Cox

Gary Dunger

Thomas Garcia

Christopher Haddad

Christina Kepenekian

PROFESSIONAL STAFF EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR

RESERVE OFFICER OF THE YEAR

DIVISIONAL AWARD

CHIEF’S AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

Police Comm. Operator

Reserve Police Officer

Detective

Brendan Kilgore

Sharon Kim

Petros Kmbikyan

Daniel Knudsen

Christopher Krivak

MEDAL OF HEROISM

LIFESAVING AWARD

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

LIFESAVING AWARD

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

Police Officer

Police Sergeant

Detective

Police Officer

Police Sergeant

Chad McDonald

Shawn Milligan

Mark Newborg

Omar Preciado

Gaik Pogokhian

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

LIFESAVING AWARD

Police Sergeant

Police Lieutenant

Police Officer

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Police Officer

Police Sergeant

Sean Riley

Cindy Ritter

Matthew Stafford

Jonathon Torres

Charlton Vidal

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

DIVISIONAL AWARD

MEDAL OF HEROISM

LIFESAVING AWARD

Police Lieutenant

Criminalist II

Police Officer

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POLICE-COMMUNITY ADVISORY PANEL The Glendale Police Department values its strong community partnerships and remains committed to building trust, reducing crime, and enhancing the quality of life for residents. The Police-Community Advisory Panel (P-CAP) serves as a key forum for collaboration, identifying community concerns, advising the Chief of Police and management, and fostering awareness and involvement in police programs. Comprising respected community members with diverse expertise, P-CAP contributed essential feedback that helped shape the 2025-2028 Strategic Plan and played a pivotal role in Project 300, an initiative aimed at achieving a sworn force of 300 officers.

Lerna Amiryans

Carmen Arom

Richard Dell

Neda Farid

Marie Filipian

Zaven Hanessian

Zaven Kazazian

Business Owner

Armenian American Museum and Cultural Center of California

TC Kim

Paul Manchester

Sam Manoukian

Denise Miller

Martin Petoyan

Lucy Petrosian

George Saikali

Lenore Solis

Irma Villegas

Glendale Council PTA

USC Verdugo Hills Hospital Glendale Police Foundation

Member At Large

Armenian National Committee of America - Glendale

Glendale Association of Realtors

Business Owner

YMCA of Glendale

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Kiwanis Club of Glendale

Downtown Glendale Association Glendale Police Foundation

Glendale Human Relations Coalition

Glendale Unified School District

Korean American Foundation of Glendale

Member At Large

Glendale Latino Association

CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES Vacation Check The Glendale Police Department offers free vacation checks for homeowners who are away, enhancing security and providing peace of mind. Department staff will visit the residence regularly, ensuring it remains secure and monitoring for any suspicious activity while the homeowner is absent. Los Angeles Regional Crime Stoppers (LARCS) LARCS allows residents to anonymously report crimes, empowering the community to help solve cases without fear of involvement. This program encourages public participation in crime prevention while protecting individuals' identities. Security Camera Registration Residents and businesses can voluntarily register their surveillance cameras with the Department, helping officers identify suspects, victims, and witnesses. All information is kept confidential and used only for official law enforcement purposes Home and Building Security Inspections The Department offers free security inspections to identify vulnerabilities and provide recommendations to enhance safety. Officers assess properties to suggest improvements that can prevent criminal activity and better protect homes and businesses. Neighborhood Watch Program Neighborhood Watch promotes community safety by building positive relationships and educating residents on crime prevention. The program helps address local concerns and encourages residents to actively participate in keeping their neighborhoods secure. Senior Caring Caller Program Through this program, Glendale Police Services Officers or Volunteers regularly check on vulnerable senior residents. The calls offer support, ensure well-being, and provide access to helpful resources, helping seniors feel more connected and secure.

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