Oxnard Police Department

#BUILDINGCOMMUNITY—Habitat for Humanity of Ventura County in partnership with the Oxnard Police Department worked on the framing phase of the construction of 6 new affordable homes this morning in the Colonia Neighborhood. We are happy to be able to have a hand in building these very special homes. ... See more

HAPPENING NOW: We are at your service! Stop by the Red Robin Gourmet Burgers at the The Collection at RiverPark from 5-9pm for Tip-A-Cop! Support Special Olympics Southern California Ventura County Region #specialolympics ... See more

During the early morning hours of Thursday, October 19, the Halaco property at 6200 Perkins Road was the focus of a multi-agency effort to begin the process of vacating trespassers. The operation included social service workers to assist Halaco’s inhabitants.

Led by the Oxnard Police Department, a number of agencies participated in the effort, including Ventura and Simi Valley Police Department’s homeless liaison officers, and California State Parole. Other City of Oxnard resources that were involved included: Code Compliance, Animal Safety, the City Attorney’s Office, and Public Works.

Twenty (20) social services workers from nine (9) support agencies participated in the effort, including:

Rescue Mission Alliance
Salvation Army
Project Understanding
Ventura County Behavioral Health
Saint Vincent de Paul
County Homeless Services
Community Action
Ventura County Public Health
Ventura County Ambulatory Care

The agencies converged upon the Halaco site in an attempt to contact inhabitants, and serve them with notice that they are trespassing. Eighty-five (85) persons were served notice during this morning’s operation. Sixty (60) of the eighty-five were connected directly with a social services worker. All inhabitants are being directed to vacate the premises by December 5, 2017, or be subject to arrest.

During the course of contacting and serving notice to the site’s inhabitants, seventeen (17) persons were arrested for warrants. A stolen camper trailer was recovered behind a makeshift structure, complete with a garage that housed a pickup truck.

Notices were posted in conspicuous places in both English and Spanish. Officers will make return visits before the December 5th deadline. Social services workers and assistance providers will continue to help inhabitants with their relocation or decision to accept appropriate services.

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News Release: Oxnard Police Release the Names of Homicide Victims

https://www.oxnardpd.org/news-release-10192017/

OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT NEWS RELEASE INCIDENT: Oxnard Police Release the Names of Homicide Victims DATE/TIME: October 14, 2017, at approximately 10:11 P.M. October 15, 2017, at approximately 2:56 A.M. LOCATION: 3300 block of Merced Place 1300 block of Azalea Street VICTIM(S): Da... ... See more

The City of Oxnard is an official participant in the Great Shake Out Earthquake Drill this morning. Make sure you prepare for the unexpected. Drop, Cover, Hold!

Soccer nights are here!! Come join Oxnard Guerreros FC and the #CityofOxnard Oxnard PAL at South Winds Park on Friday, October 20th from 6:00pm-9:00pm #oxnardguerreros

Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year for children, but sometimes
hectic for parents and guardians. This Halloween, take a moment to consider basic
safety precautions to help make your children’s Halloween a safer night of fun.

For Motorists

Remind all household drivers to remain cautious and drive slowly through the community. Enter and exit driveways and alleys carefully.

-Before children start out on their "Trick or Treat" rounds, parents should:
-Ensure that a responsible adult will be supervising the outing.
-Plan and discuss the route trick-or-treaters intend to follow. Know the names of your child's companions.
-Encourage them to travel only in familiar areas and along the established route.
-Remind your children to stop only at houses or apartment buildings that are well-lit and never to enter a stranger's home.
-Review all appropriate trick-or-treat safety precautions, including pedestrian and traffic safety tips.
-Plan costumes that are bright and reflective. Make sure that shoes fit well and that costumes are short enough to prevent tripping - falls are the leading cause of unintentional injuries on Halloween.
-Consider adding reflective tape or striping to Costumes and Trick-or-Treat bags for greater nighttime visibility.

Report all suspicious activity to the Police Department by calling 9-1-1 . ... See more

Keep an eye out if going to the beach.

Update: The device was X-rayed and determined not to be a bomb. The backpack was set up in a fashion and manner that would lead first responders to believe it was a live device. The suspect is being transported to the Port Hueneme Police Department where he will be charged for the deployment of a facsimile device.

PORT HUENEME POLICE WARNS THE PUBLIC TO STAY OUT OF AREA ... See more

Coffee With A Cop events offer community members and police officers an opportunity to discuss issues and learn more about each other in a casual setting. No speeches, no agendas- just informal conversation about the topics that matter most to residents and the police who serve them. On October 26th, OPD will offer Coffee With A Cop event. We are grateful to our community partners who have opened their doors to host these gatherings. ... See more

Coffee With A Cop events offer community members and police officers an opportunity to discuss issues and learn more about each other in a casual setting. No speeches, no agendas- just informal conversation about the topics that matter most to residents and the police who serve them. On October 26th, OPD will offer Coffee With A Cop event. We are grateful to our community partners who have opened their doors to host these gatherings. ... See more