Oxnard Police Department

If you want to be a SWAT officer with Oxnard Police Department, you have to be a patrol officer for 2 years before you can apply. You will need to be in top physical condition and make good decisions.

We are sorry to hear about your experience. I wonder if maybe the system was down. I just checked the website on a desktop and a mobile phone and they are working correctly: www.oxnardpd.org When you open up the OPD webpage on desktop, look to the top of the page under the title "Oxnard Police Department" there are 2 red boxes that read in English and Spanish "File a Police Report". This will start the process to begin filling out the report. When you open up the OPD webpage on a mobile device, scroll down and after the Message from the Chief, click on the picture with the dispatcher it says "Report a Crime", scroll down and click on the blue letters that read "Using the Oxnard Police Department Police Online Citizen Reporting System you can report the following incidents:" This will start the process to begin filling out the report. If there are any other questions or issues pertaining to filing a report, please call Records at (805) 385-7650. Thank you.

I remember when I got pulled over because my license plate light was out...during the day

Please provide a more specific location. Aside from having our officers perform extra patrols, the information you provide can be passed on the the beat team in charge of the area and they may be able to come up with a more permanent solution.

Really it is up to you as a parent. Usually at that age they are old enough for those types of responsibilities. If you say they are not mature, I would say not to let them do so until you believe they are mature enough.

Ebonics works pho me

Same. The Wells Fargo in Oxnard is notorious for using my private information. Why do I need social security card to open a bank account? Really sketchy.

Enter the website of the Police Department: https://www.oxnardpd.org/ On the first page, at the top, select the red box that says "Make a Report" and will be guided to make the report. If you need help, you can speak to the Records division (805) 385-7650.

Need this question answered too. All I know is you get the passport from the post office by waiting in the long line at the post office where the bus drops you off. I am not sure if you can do it online but I hope so, those lines be miles long.

Lot of young people starting their careers in colonia making dumb mistakes. I think it has to do with a lot of officers being born and raised in Oxnard and knowing first hand the people living in Colonia. Prison complex is corporate greed and I think the police officers are honest enough to know they'll just be feeding into a moronic system. You can see this all the time in bodycam footage through FOIA. I am not a police officer just my opinion

Store your car in a storage unit

There were no incidents of "swatting" today.

Same but I sympathize and envy them. I think fireworks are a constitutional protected right for freedom of expression. When officers are sworn they take an oath to defend the constitution no matter what. Fireworks are only restricted on a local level and those who enforce it are violating the constitution no matter how you see it even if it is in a little way and it will only be a matter of time before it snowballs into chaos. You either enforce it or you don't. It's only banned to 'prevent wildfires' but I'd like to think that's the cost of freedom. My opinion .

Please provide a more specific location.

Any public servant also pays taxes that pay their own salaries.

Im not sure they usually week ends and holidays they are announced...

No, just let the Dispatcher know you would like to remain anonymous.

Please visit out website: www.oxnardpd.org Select the red tab in the upper left side that reads "File a Police Report". If you have any other questions, please call us at (805) 385-7600.

I'm not sure. I was kidnapped and carjacked. Everything I owned was in my car. OPD recovered my car Jan 17. I was not notified. They had it towed to "Police impound." I did not find out until I called to follow up with them, on Jan 27. According to the owner of the tow company my car is essentially empty. Everything gone including the key fob. I am from out of state. I traveled all the way there to be told that I OWE $1096 to the 'police impound" for towing and storing my car! Turns out police impound is PRIVATELY OWNED. When OPD was called, I was told it was not their problem. That it was a private, therefore Civil, matter. They said I'd have to pay whatever the owner wanted to charge me or sue him. When I explained I had lost EVERYTHING I had. OPD suggested that I apply for welfare for the money. *Sorry, for the LONG, bitter, answer. A better answer is: You will probably have to file a police report re: your stolen property. It may turn it to be Civil. In which case, they won't help

Small claims court. I think that's a civil thing but I don't know. Luckily Ventura County has their database online, only like 294 ish out of the 3,000 counties have their small claims search online. I don't think you file the civil report online. You can see similar civil cases by typing in a random generic name and a calendar date and you can see what your odds are. I seen one small claims where a dude filed against someone for 0.00 dollars just to waste someone's time, of course it was denied by a judge. Very interesting

Calls are dispatched by priority. It's like at the hospital. We have to triage: emergencies are dispatched first then the other calls. Depending on the day and time of day you call, it may take longer (Fridays after 10 p.m. are busier than Sundays before 11 a.m.). Rest assured that we will never delete calls. We go to every one.

Yes

Because they are soooooo busy. Don't blame them they are doing their best with WHO they have to deal with. Plus, I have not heard of any unarmed young black men being shot in the back as you hear of in other jurisdictions. Whew!! Sorry about being so long winded.