About Us
The Police Department provides law enforcement and policing services to the City of Lodi. We have 71 authorized sworn officers and 48 civilian employees. The Police Department responds to approximately 38,000 calls for service each year.
The department is divided into 2 divisions. The Operations Division responds to the majority of calls for service and is made up of Patrol, Traffic, Parks, School Resource, Community Liaison, and Community Service Officers. The Chaplains, Partners, and Crime Prevention are also a part of the Operations Division.
The Support Services Division is comprised of the Office of Professional Standards, Investigations, Dispatch/Jail, Animal Services, and Records. The General Investigations Unit is responsible for the majority of follow-up investigations which include homicide, assaults, robbery, and child abuse. The Special Investigations Unit focuses on drug, gang, and vice offenses.
The City of Lodi has a population of more than 66,000 residents.
Mission
The mission of the Lodi Police Department is to ensure the safety and security of our community by reducing crime, creating strong partnerships, and investing in our employees to prepare for the future.
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Police Home
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Annual Reports
Search an archive of annual reports from the Lodi Police Department.
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Chief of Police
Chief of Police Sierra Brucia
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Patrol Districts
The City of Lodi is divided into three districts that encompass five patrol beats. This allows officers, assigned to a particular district, the ability to get to know the citizens living there and address crime-related problems through the use of preventative measures.
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Statistics
Check out various statistics about the Lodi Police Department, including staffing and crime rates.